Local Notes From Colville Area Report and Upcoming Games
Local items cover personnel changes at Harvey hospital with Miss Hogan slated as matron, plus visitor reports on Elmer Thackston from Spokane who promotes road improvements between Colville and Ione. The John W. Graham ball team of Spokane will face Colville on Sunday May 31 at 1 45, with Chewelah and Springdale also on the schedule. City sewer work advances and school survey teams finish mapping, while William Taylor leaves for Calgary to tour northern fairs this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Bowns
Harvey Hospital
Miss Hogan
Spokane
John W. Graham
Colville
Graham
Chewelah
Springdale
William Taylor
Aspend
Lacey
Taylor
Calgary
Colville Plans Fourth of July Celebrations and Meeting
Colville schedules a July 4 celebration with a Monday night meeting at the Hotel Lee sample room to review last year's work, retain the same committee team, and raise funds from a $60 treasury. Residents, merchants, and previous volunteers urged to attend. Local notices list uncalled for mail and daily updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
Hotel Lee
Treasury
Aged Pioneer Charles H Montgomery Dies in Chewelah
Charles H Montgomery a longtime Stevens county resident died of pneumonia at his Chewelah home after a brief illness. Born May 6 1832 in New Brunswick he held public offices in the territory including state legislative upper house and Stevens county treasurer and commissioner. He organized Colville Masonic lodge and served as postmaster in Colville and Chewelah. The funeral Wednesday at Congregational church with Episcopal rites and Masonic escort drew a long cortege as stores and schools closed in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Montgomery
Stevens County
Chewelah
Mr. Montgomery
New Brunswick
General Harding
Red River
Fraser River
Colville
Fort Colville
Old Fort
Montgomery
Spokane
Walla Walla
Whitman
Stevens
Lincoln
Adams
Franklin
Okanogan
Ferry
Garfield
Arthur
Harrison
United States Court
Thomas L. Montgomery
Lulu L. Pool
Nina Montgomery
Stevens County Pioneer Association
Episcopal Church
William J. Purdue
Loon Lake community notes and local transfers
Samuel Hopwell of Colville visited family in Loon Lake last week. Several residents and relatives visited Mrs. Johnson’s daughter’s family this week. Axel Anderson visited Mrs. Nels Pearson’s sister. Miss Mae McComas, former Loon Lake schools principal, passed through last Saturday. C. H. Arnold attended the Spokane state convention, returning Wednesday. Miss Blonde and Mr. Storm were in Spokane and on business respectively. Mr. and Mrs. Weeks and son toured the Columbia River. Ed Alwood traded his place for Spokane property. Tuxpin hosted a housewarming last Saturday. Evan Morgan plans a new high quality house in Loon Lake. Mr. Anderson is building a windmill. Talks arise of dividing the district to form Slabtown. The school board hired Mr. and Mrs. VanPatten as principal and assistant. VanPatten previously led Cheney schools. Colville’s Best flour urged by dealers. Linoleums in stock at Kelly’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hopwell
Colville
Johnson
Nels Pearson
Axel Anderson
Mae McComas
Loon Lake
C. H. Arnold
Spokane
Miss Blonde
Slabtown
VanPatten
Cheney
Resolutions of Condolence Adopted by Col ville Chapter 57
The Col ville Chapter No. 57 of the Order of the Eastern Star adopts resolutions mourning the loss of Carrie D. Hammond. The body is draped in mourning for thirty days and the resolutions are recorded and sent to Brother Hammond and published. Committee members Mrs. Margaret Reid Miss Zoe Brouillet and Miss Alma Peterson sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie D. Hammond
Brother Hammond
Margaret Reid
Zoe Brouillet
Alma Peterson
Tiger News Briefs Include Local Visits And Copper Camp Mine Work
John H. Smock visits his nephew S. L. Underwood in Tiger this week while W. G. Moody tunes pianos for Eiler piano house in the big city. Miss Mary Wooding and Ethel join their mother in Metaline for Mrs. Sammes. Smock and Underwood travel to Seattle Friday for the Atlantic fleet arrival and relatives. M. Peets loads a cedar post barge for shipping. Ralph Ingard’s parents spend summer with him. Prouty brothers mine Copper camp on Sullivan creek. Ruby baseball vs Tigers at Tiger grounds Sunday 2:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Smock
Metaline
S. L. Underwood
Tiger
W. G. Moody
Big City
Eiler
Mary Wooding
Ethel
Ralph Ingard
Prouty Brothers
Colville
Copper Camp
Sullivan Creek
Ruby
Tigers
Tiger Grounds
Willett Bros Open Bicycle and Repair Shop on Still Street
The Willett Bros open a bicycle and general repair shop on Still street in the Northwestern Light and Power Co office. They offer upholstery and buggy top work, up to date supplies, inside wiring and electric light work, with bicycles for pickup and delivery at honest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willett Bros
Still Street
Northwestern Light and Power Company
Willett Bros Fire Insurance Urges Immediate Coverage
The Colville Abstract Co promotes Willett Bros fire insurance with a bold warning that fire can strike today or tomorrow. They urge customers to act now to protect themselves and family, saying delaying is imprudent and costly for all, including the rich.
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Lt. Quinten
F. E. Studebaker
Elmer Thackston
Ione
Thackston
A. R. McCloud
Seattle
Main Street
B. Bean
J. Hullet
Ed Stacy
Lawrence Hund
Township
Range
Mr. L. Hamaji
J. W. Haughanout
Pat Delaney
L. C. Dougherty
Merritt W. Allen
W. R. Baker
W. D. Ruddel
Millville
F. A. McCaslin
Mr. Ruddel
C. W. Hall
Lee Mantz
Mr. Hall
K. S. Duddery
Addy
Miss Genevra Bowns
Mrs
A. H. Perry
Marcus
Dr. Johnson of
Clarkston
Deep Creek Ranch
John McNeil
Rossburg
H. H
Sand Point
Colville High School
Christian Church
G. H. Wilbur
Columbia
Ireland
Effie Joycelyn Knapp
Thomas Neal Ledgerwood
Miss Cornwall
John B. Slater
W. O. Cummings
A. A
Cleveland Music
Orchestra
Kelly’s
the Tiger News
Cronin
Albert Loiselle
Colville Abstract Co
the Examiner
Towit
Washington
Francis M. O'Neal
Gilberta L. O'Neal
Squire City
N.C. Bardsley
W. H. Graham
C. A. Lepperwoop
Superior Court of
State of Washington
County of
Martin C. Knutson
Anna M. Knutan
Anna M. Knutson
Hamblen, Lund & Gilbert
Postoffice
the Rookery
Spokane County
A. D
Busch Bros
Colville, Washington
Dr. King
Jack Wilmot
Ned Rice
My Place
Doc Bunnelle
Stevens Co
John Lance
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