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Newspaper
Colville Examiner
Location
Colville, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1920
Page
3
The Colville Examiner publishes each Saturday. Rates: $1.50 yearly in advance, $0.90 half year, $0.50 three months. Postage for BC and foreign 50c extra. Advertising rate card available. Editor J C Harrigan. Subscriptions renewed in advance. notices mailed when expired. Change of address requires old and new addresses.
Colville notes report Alma Wisdom of Pullman has taken a stenographer post with Stevens County Abstract Co. J D Casey celebrated a birthday with a five tables 500 game. prizes to Mrs Jesse Casey and Thomas Aspend. A luncheon followed. Also, the Twentieth Century club hosted at the Goetter home with pink and white decor and a five table bridge game won by Mrs L Dannheiser. Funeral for Peter Pederson, age 70, will be at Free Methodist church with Rev Gray Denney officiating. Community notices advertise cows for sale, Chevrolet wagon, Santa Clara? and local church services with L O Baird speaking.
Prosecuting Attorney files information charging Dan Van Dissel and Henry Brevet with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. a 16 year old, Clytie Linden, and a 13 year old, Opal Carter, figure in cases. Northport marriage license issued. Northwest Magnesite Co. granted tram and power-line franchise from Chewelah. Local arrests include Greek Nick Demus on a statutory charge. Tax collections for Feb April rise. fishing violation leads to a $10 fine. Community events include Colville Odd Fellows degree work in Chewelah and social gatherings at St. Ann’s and Embroidery Club. Subscriptions notice and printer services details.
Dor othy Creely, a new stenographer, struggles to decipher Major Watsons dictated notes. She seeks help from Lt Harry Wheeler, uncovering personal tension as she learns transcription challenges and the major’s harsh dictation.
Notice is hereby given that by order of May 4 1920 the city of Colville Washington will sell at 1 30 pm May 22 1920 delinquent tax property in Colville Spokane addition Lots four five and fifteen twenty four origin city of Colville the sale to be conducted at the city hall doors by W W Campbell city treasurer Last May 20 1920 First publication May 6 1920
The Royal Supply Co summons in Stevens county Washington for publication to file defenses within sixty days May 8 1920. The action seeks to establish plaintiff Wilbert as owner in fee simple of described real estate and to bar defendants and unknown heirs from any claim. Donley attorney for plaintiff.
Notice is given that J. Burk as administrator filed a final report and petition for distribution in the Stevens county Washington estate of Wilhelmina Burk deceased. A hearing to approve the final account and grant distribution is set for Saturday June 5 1920 at 9 30 a m in the courthouse Colville. All interested parties must appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Colville Washington May 4 1920 Dp J Burk administrator L F Donley attorney for estate Colville Washington.
Notice to creditors for the estate of George No Eall lists administrator A. L. Hui in Colville Washington with L J Contey as attorney in Calville. Claims must be filed with vouchers by May 8 1920 or be barred. Separate notice of hearing in Emma Christina Nordlund estate sets June 1920 in Colville for final account and distribution with W H Butler clerk and Deer Park attorney.
FP H Blom as administrator of the estate of Fred Wels deceased has filed his final account with the clerk of the probate court and submitted a petition for distribution and further orders. The notice informs creditors and interested parties of the filing and upcoming steps in the probate proceeding.
The Colville city council proposes to improve a portion of PBirst avenue from Wynne street to railroad avenue with concrete paving twelve feet on each side of the center line and gravel parking strips. A local improvement district will be created to assess costs, with installments and warrants, and a hearing set for May 25 1920.
An old advertisement notes Dean's Ointment as a remedy for itching bleeding or protruding piles available for 00 at any drug store. The line uses old style prose and emphasizes a topical treatment option.
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