Newport moves to raise drug license to fifty a year
The Newport town council orders drafting an ordinance to raise the annual drug license from twelve to fifty dollars per team. The Stevens County Horticultural Association meets April 4 in Kettle Falls, and District No. 4 teachers plan a contest in Gifford on April 11. Deserters from Spokane post are captured near Valley and returned under guard. Business and mining development across Stevens county are reported, including ore samples sought by the Newport Commercial Club and a Chewelah hotel proposal agreement. Springdale bank prospects and Meyers Falls baseball and newspaper growth are noted.
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Newport
The
County Teachers’ Association
Gifford
Spokane
Valley
Messrs. Wright and Taylor
Springdale
Commercial Club of
Metaline
Commercial Club
Newport Miner
Chewelah
A. Miller
Grand Forks
Bank of
Colville
C. W. Winter
First National Bank of
Washington
Winter
Stevens County
Reformer
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F. Barman
Stevens County Horticultural Association
Kettle Falls
W. I. Lee
Frontier
Fruitland Irrigation Co
Sparks Brothers of
Meyers Falls
J. Keller
Art Schenk
George Miller
Charles Keller
Charles Meyers
Tom Signor
Fred Humphrey
N. Turner
Ed Leighton
Babe Humphrey
Columbia Gateway
C. O. Dupuis
Frank B. Goetter
B. C
B. F. Hammond Real Estate
Key West
Idaho
A. R. Thompson
Colville Plumbing and Tinning Co
Columbia Stables
John W. Walsh
Prop
Frank A. Kleesennett
Frank Kostka