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Newspaper
Colville Examiner
Location
Colville, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1920
Page
3
The Colville Examiner is issued every Saturday morning and entered as second class matter. Subscriptions are 150 dollars per year in advance, 90 cents for six months, 50 cents for three months. Postage to B C and foreign 50 cents extra. Renewal and change of address instructions given. Advertising rate card available on request.
Public land notice for Victor Anderson land claim in Colville Washington with final three year proof set for June 15 1920 witnessed by Walter Sexton William Robbins Jerod Weaver and John Rapp. Probate notice announces C R McMillan as administrator of the David H McMillan estate seeks final accounting and distribution hearing May 22 1920 in Colville Washington.
News from Colville reports All American and ex service men urged to gather Sunday morning to decorate comrades graves. Mrs. Preston state superintendent to speak at M B E church at 11 with union services at M E church also at 11.
Adventist Sabbath school each Saturday and Christian Science services on Sunday at 1 and 11 with morning topic Everlasting punishment. Catholic Masses on first and third Sundays at 8 and 10, and second and fourth Sundays at 10. Rev. E. Bell, S J., officiating. Rev. B. W. Huckabee of Texas to preach Saturday night at 8 and Sunday at 11. Orin evangelistic services each Wednesday. prayer meeting Thursday. women sew for the poor each Wednesday afternoon at the church.
Robert H. Allen minister. Morning worship at 11 with communion and reception of members. Evening worship at 8. Next Sunday is Mother’s Day observed at the morning service. Baccalaureate services in the evening.
Rev C H Alborn presides with regular services next Sunday. Junior and Senior B Y P U meet in afternoon and evening with preaching at 7 30. Prayer meeting next Wednesday. All invited. Committees push forward movement fund with fair success. Rev John R George, field promotion secretary, spoke at the church and at Marcus last Sunday.
The church holds Sunday services with a morning 11 o clock worship and an evening union service at the M F E church. The W R C meets Tuesday May 4 with all members urged to attend. A thunderstorm drenched Stevens county Thursday with all afternoon rain. April proves wet with ground soaked to a foot. Farmers optimistic for full yields this year. Federal Land Bank of Spokane informs farm loan societies that the U S Supreme Court will hear a reargument on the federal farm loan act, delaying decision and advising no new applications for now.
Under management by J W Reynolds GP the hotel offers a first class French chef prepared Sunday dinner. Menu includes soups cream tomato consommé relishes olives sliced tomatoes fruit salad roiled beef tongue horseradish entrees chicken fricasse Delmonico pork cutlets in Creole sauce banana fritters with transparent sauce roasts prime rib beef au jus leg pork and sage dressing goose with apple sauce vegetables mashed potatoes garden peas desserts apple pie lemon meringue vanilla ice cream cake tea coffee milk.
In early steam days the Armenia drew passengers by daylight from New York to Albany to enjoy river scenery and steam tunes. The costly calliope wore down profits as boiler demand rose, leaving a Catskill woodsman to tell of hellish visions aboard the boat in dawn traffic.
A reflective essay traces how enterprises influence history through events that alter knowledge, despotism, and happiness. It cites battles like Marathon shaping nations and notes friendship as a practical form of religion emphasized by Doctor Gladden. It argues reconstruction needs friendship and condemns hate in society.
In 1861 half the world’s tonnage sailed under the Stars and Stripes and American clipper ships led global trade for two decades. Salem Newburyport and Portsmouth homes recall a once-mighty maritime era with banks and relics from a bygone era.
The old town of Hastport Maine near the eastern point of the United States saw a British fleet enter its harbor during the War of 1812 and seize the town and fort without a shot fired. British troops stayed until the U S Canada boundary was set and American forces held the fort from 1808 to 1875 before abandonment and sale to private owners who converted the buildings into homes.
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