Faugsteed opens Star cafe in Thomas building Colville
Ivan Faugsteed rents the Thomas building north of the Examiner to operate a first class restaurant serving regular dinners and short orders. The cafe is renamed the Star and will open to the public Monday. He will also continue the Palace theater and has 20 years of continuous catering experience. Tag Day designated for the Red Cross on July 4 to raise funds for bandages, with 10 cent tags and parade participation details for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Faugsteed
Thomas
Examiner Office
Star
Colville
Palace Theater
Faugsteed
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Colville Fourth of July Parade Committee Assignments
A list of Colville Independence Day committees with chairs and members names. General chairman Louis Strauss. parade committee includes B. W. Emery W. W. Campbell Dr. Johnson. Red Cross committee led by several women. various other committees listed plus a Goddess of Liberty float led by a Red Cross special committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Strauss
B. W. Emery
W. W. Campbell
Johnson
Red Cross
W. C. Wilwock
H. O. Bair
R. 5. Wells
H. R. Williams
Geo. W,. Seal
I. OG
O. F
al Miller
C. R. Corl
D. F. Ham. K
J. C. Harrigan
John Miller
Wm. Waddell
Fay Baker
Goetter
L. A. Thurber
J. M. Powers
The
Goddess of Liberty
Barmans Store Marks Thirty Years In Colville
The Barmans store in Colville celebrated 30 years of operation on June 24. David Barman founded the shop in 1887 and built a community trading center with the help of partners Sig Dilsheimer Laz Dannheiser and Louis Strauss. The firm has supported public projects, donations, and local improvements, remaining a community institution beyond its doors.
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Barmans
Colville
David Barman
Kramer & Zwang
Rickey
Sig Dilsheimer
Laz Dannheiser
Louis Strauss
Hare
Rene Mers
Pend Oreille
Dannhelser
Colville Bottling Works
L. Dannheiser
Rose Dannheiser
Ed Broezel
Hale Broezel
Frank Walston
Mildred Walston
Mike Wright
T. N. Ledgerwood
Roy English
Mollie Graham
Louise Parsons
Betty Lawrenz Strauss
Carolyn Strauss
Sadie Ettleson
Loretta Craft
Twila Craft
Rose Dupuis
Ed Nyholm
J. J. Lasswell
Ole Anderson
Sunday services and notices from Colville churches
The column lists church services at First Christian, Congregational, and First Methodist churches in Colville Washington with Sunday July 1 1917 schedules. It notes Sunday school times sermons Epworth League and midweek union service plus a picnic plan for mid July. Other items include real estate transfer Owsley to Baldwin 6000 and community updates on picnics visits and local events.
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Flannery
The
Christian Church
First Christian Church
Coloyille
Washington
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Grover C. Plannery
Congregational Church
Colville
First Methodist Church
Epworth League
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Churches of
Stoppered Backache Relief: Lawrence Credits Pills
George Lawrence, a railroad fireman from Kittrell, says three bottles of Colbyney Pills cured his persistent backache kidney issues and headaches. The account describes rapid relief and daily suffering before treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lawrence
Kittrell
Avrontts
The Crow Who Colorfully Tried to Change
A crow in a flock laments his dull black color and dreams of being red. He finds red dye from a peasant’s pail, changes his feathers, is shunned by other birds, and ends up alone and considered a curiosity. The tale ends with the moral that being true to oneself earns respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Wren
West
The Day We Celebrate in Early American Toasts
A historical note traces 1790 to 1801 toasts and convivial banquets tied to Independence Day. It cites Washington tributes, military parades, and Republican and Federalist feasts, with references to Mount Vernon and Roxbury militia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mount Vernon
Order of the Cincinnati
Roxbury
Magss
America
Mars
Philadelphia Advertiser
New Hampshire
Charlestown
Boston
New York Evening Post
Patriot's Day of Days in Our History
The piece reflects on Patriot's Day as a historic, inspirational occasion, urging remembrance of national memories and traditions to inspire patriotism, courage, and hope for America's future. It emphasizes honoring the country through commemorations and shared heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oTtyép
Tdagni Obi
Dean Viorhen
America
Prowuldad
Gas And Advertising Rant From The Gulch
A Chicago style tirade from M. Quad claims threats and intimidation were used to push ads in The Kicker. The write up speculates on gas works coming to town and recalls a brick attack on the editor’s window revealing a rough frontier mood in Givenham Gulch.
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W. ©. Wilwock
R. S. Wells
Geo. W. Seal
Odd Fellows
Overland Agency
Montana
United States
Albert N. Smith
Havre
Meyers Falls
National Red Cross
L. E. Pittman
Dorothy Empey
M. W. Teeple
Examiner
Horton
L. C. Smith Typewriter
Adv
Pruittt
George
Young hag/ beesi
St Lake City
Buty
Ashiberen
Leorn
Franklin County
Emma George
Hh. S. Owsley
Mill Creek
J. Baldwin
Clarkston
Colville Land Company
Baldwin
Mr. Owsley
Stevens County
David M. Culp
Keho Valley
Dalsy
Robert McKibbin
Hiram McNicholas
Goodman
Harry Young
Ed Tremblay
Mrs
John Welty
Marcus
Pennsylvania
D. S. Diehl
Irving D. Sill
Ford
W. Lon Johnson
Newport
Pend Oreille County
McCrosky
Whitman County
Republic
Dean
Sax
Ofr
Svary
Glumbia
Eli
RBI
M. Quad
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Arizona
Chicago
Givenham Gulch
Pera
Social Affairs
New York City
Sunriss
Jack
Youngstown
Sherlock Holmes
Webb
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