The Colville Examiner Notice and Membership Details
The Colville Examiner issues every Saturday morning and is entered as second class matter Oct. 31 1907 at Colville Washington. Subscription rates are 1.50 per year in advance six months 90c three months 50c with 50c extra for foreign postage. Editor and proprietor J C Harrigan. Lists professional associations. Describes renewal, remittance, and address-change procedures. Advertising rate card available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
Washington
B.C
Dorr A Kennedy Sells Purebred Cockerels and Eggs
Dorr A Kennedy of R D 2 advertises two purebred cockerels mated to high quality hens with multi generation pedigree. Eggs available at 10 dollars per hundred, 2 dollars for fifteen, and 20 dollars per hundred for baby chicks. A few additional cockerels offered at five dollars each for quick buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorr A. Kennedy
R. D
Colville News Notes Major Property Sale and Local Happenings
Flugel sold block 10 of Colville for 1750 dollars to F B Ham lets. George W Bryant of Rice visits Colville while Addie Clayton prepares to reside in Bellingham. J Blaine Snow tours from Spokane to Colville in a Mitchell model setting an impressive 93.1 mile trip in 3 hours 15 minutes. Snow and L C Austin of Mitchell Lewis and Staver toured Colville, Kettle Falls and Spokane. Return leg Colville to Spokane 110 miles in 3.5 hours. A Mitchell agency is planned for Colville. Also reported: E E Bridgeman sells north Colville residence to J J Lasswell. Placidus Petchen leaves Colville General Hospital praising local hospitals. Near East relief drive updates list multiple donors across Bruce Creek, Meyers Falls, Springdale, Orin, Bossburg, Loon Lake, Midreport and Colville I O O F. city and county quotas noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Colville
J. Blaine Snow
Mitchell, Lewis and Staver Company
Mitchell
Springdale
Chewelah
Kettle Falls
Snow
L. C. Austin
Truel
Mr. Austin
Spokesman- Review
Alex Thomas
S. Oak
E. Bridgeman
North Colville
J. J. Lasswell
Placidus B. Petchen
Ward
Colville General Hospital
Stevens County
Rev. Spicer
Bruce Creek
Miss Droz
Clarissa Renniger
Meyers Falls
Marcus
Humphreys
Orin
A. J. Montgomery
O. Wilson
Bossburg
Helen Huddleson
Miss Hatton Hemstitcher Opens Spokane Service
Miss Hatton hemstitcher has installed a hemstitching machine in the Parlor Millinery owned by Mrs. C L Durkee at 188 E Astor Colville and now offers Spokane prices. Mail orders receive prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hatton
Hemstitcher
C. L. Durkee
E. Astor
Colville
Spokane
Buckley Auctioneer Schedules Spring Sale Dates
Auctioneer William Buckley resumes activity after a California winter with sale dates listed from Feb 24 to March 20. Names include Mr. Anderson Isak Forslund L L Reed Chewetah L M Busch J P Britteridge A F Plantz Jacobs and Salvage. For details call 985 or write Buckley Colville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
California
Mr. Anderson
Isak Forslund
L. L. Reed
Chewetah
L. M. Busch
J. P. Britteridge
A. F. Plantz
Jacobs and Salvage
William Buckley
Colville
Notice of Water Right Application in Washington
Northwest Magnesite Company of Chewelah has filed with the state hydraulic engineer in Olympia on February 19 1920 for a permit to divert two cubic feet per second of a stream fed by springs in section 9 township 31 north range 39 east to be used for quarrying and mining. The diversion point is near the southwest corner of the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 9. Objections by any party whose rights would be injuriously affected must be filed within 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Office of Hydraulic Engineer
Olympia
Northwest Magnesite Company
Chewelah
Stevens
State Hydraulic Engineer
Washington
Township
The
Anyerson
A. D
Marvin Chase
Vulcanizing Shop Change at Gordon's Automotive
Announcement that Frye’s Vulcanizing Shop section has been taken over by Gordon's Shop. New owner advertises vulcanizing retreading tire repairs and the sale of second hand tires and tubes. Fully equipped to serve the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Republicans Hold Meeting and Challenge Nonpartisan League
About 100 Republicans gathered at Odd Fellows hall for a closed meeting to discuss party strategy for the year. Speakers urged loyalty, warned of the nonpartisan league, and debated fundraising tactics while noting Bryan as a potential presidential nominee. Also included is medical advertisement and a notice to creditors for the estate of John S. Moe with six months to file claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
L. B. Josseph
County Central Committee
Bryan
Nonpartisan League
Stevens County
Pigs From Armour Line Up For Colville High School
Armour's Spokane unit cooperates with Washington state agriculture departments to provide twelve pigs for Colville high school students. Distribution covers Colville Bossburg Echo Orin Arden Rice Chewelah, with students from Colville to raise a pig each. A history of requests and a pending four extra pigs follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Company of
Spokane
Agricultural Departments
State of Washington
E. C. Durdle
Colville High School
Colville
Bossburg
Echo
Orin
Arden
Rice
Chewelah
John Kimberling
Everett Mottner
Wilbur Copp
Grant Pond
Durland
State College
Pullman
Sir Clair Upton
Lyceum
St. John's Episcopal Omits Service on March 18
St. John's Episcopal plans no services on March 18 as Sunday school at 10 will be held while Rev. C. M. Budlong attends a healing mission at Spokane cathedral conducted by Mr. Hickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Budlong
Spokane
Hickson
St. John's
Christian Science services and theatre ads in Colville
The notice lists Sunday 11 am and 7 pm Christian Science services with a Sunday morning theme Soul and Wednesday 8 pm. It promotes Charles Ray in The Clodhopper at Colville theatre on Monday and Tuesday March 15 11 though the date printed is erroneous. It also advertises Burdock Blood Hitters and Dean’s Ointment with prices and drugstore availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ray
Colville Theatre
Adv
Charlee Ray
the Clodhopper
Notice of Homestead Final Proof and Public Court Suit
Public notice lists Charles M. Miller with homestead entries in Orin Washington and a March 27 1920 final proof date before a U S commissioner. The second notice is a summons by publication in Stevens County Superior Court naming Theodore W Weir and Grace Weir as plaintiffs and Earnest Arendt and others as defendants over a land dispute seeking decree of ownership of 160 acres in section 14 township 34 north range 40 east Willamette Meridian Stevens County Washington.
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Department of the Interior
US 8
Spokane
Washington
Charles M. Miller
Orin
Minude
North Range
Kathrine 3Slde
United States
Eastern District of Washington
Colville
George W. Dailey
Hugh Naff
Frank Nafft
Albert Leonard
Wash
John L. Wiley
Register
State of Washington
County of
Stevens
Theodore W. Weir
Grace
Weir
Earnest Arendt
Sarah
Arendt
Fredrich Arendt
Johannah Arendt
Sarah S. Arendt
Johannas Arendt
State of
Ney
Willamette Meridian
Stevens County
Colville Suit Seeks Foreclosure of Dvorak Property
Plaintiffs John B Slater and H J Noyes & Son sue Charles J Dvorak and Jane Doe Dvorak for 624391 dollars plus interest. An attachment seized five acre tract 48 in sect 3 34 39 E W and the court to award judgment and attach the property to satisfy the claim.
Bank Statement for Colville Washington 1920
Colville Washington bank report dated February 28 1920 shows assets totaling 971499.07 with loans deposits and securities listed. Liabilities include capital stock 100000 surplus 20000 and deposits 939191.74, signed by cashier L Baker and witnessed by notary H Wade Bailey on March 9 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
State of Washington
U.S
Guaranty Fund Board
Riacaihas
L. Baker
C. L. Baker
G. W. Peppycorp
H. T. Wentz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colville Examiner
J. C. Harrigan
National Editorial Association
State Press Association
Washington Newspaper Assn
United Typothetae
Timothy
A. Strauss
Brown Shoe Shop
First Ave
American Legion
I. O. O. F. Hall
Eddie Garner
U. K
John Deere
Thomas Dixon
Buckley and Daggy
F. B. Hamlets
George W. Bryant
Addie Clayton
John Peters
C. Cherryholmes
Bellingham
Frye’s
Vulcanizing
August Frye
Gordon’s Harness and Tire Shop
George W. Seal
Leo Grinstead
Mr. Seal
G. Oo. P
Republican Party
Republicans
W. Lon Johnson
Clair Hunt
Josseph
Hall
F. J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
FP J
Cheney & CO
Ohiapolo
John S. Mone
ST. John’s Episcopal
Dean
Guaranty Board
Colville Loan and Trust Company
Colville, Washington
John B. Slater
Main Street
ODS
H. J. Noyes
Luther Noyes
Copartners
H. J. Noyes & Son
Charles J Dvorak
Jane Dae Dvorak
Charles J. Dvorak
Jane Doe Dvorak
Edd Section Three, Said Point Being Alon O
June Doe Dvorak
Oseew, Noble
Court House
Washinton
Bank of Colville
H. Wade Bailey
Amels
J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N.C
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