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Newspaper

Colville Examiner

Location

Colville, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1908

Page

3

Colville and region blend civic and social notes

Editor Brownlow of the Chewelah Independent visited Colville this week. The Reveille claims to run a democratic paper, Stevens county shows at Spokane fair won first prize for taste and design and fifth for fruit, H W Sparks led the exhibit in Kettle Falls. Mystic Shrine officials visited Spokane, Eastern Star matron Mrs Van Patten made official visits across the county. Miles Poindexter will address Colville on Republican issues. Bridge bids awarded to Chas G Sheely for Laurier and Napoleon mine bridges with local donations and county support. Idaho Washington & Northern Railroad seeks easement for Newport to Ione. Printing firm criticized for poor work. Dr. King s New Discovery praised by Ada L Croom in Vaughn Mississippi for coughs and consumption.

Stevens County H. W. Sparks Kettle Falls E. H. van Patten Dayton Eastern Star of Washington Colville Chewelah Northport Republic Kettle River Ferry Stevens Laurier Chas. G. Sheely Denver Sheely Napoleon Mine B. C. Copper Company Ferry County

City Officers Filings Preview and Local Notices

The filing list shows mayor L B Harvey and A Brouillet. ward council members Chan St Clair W F Diffenbacher B G Rich W W Campbell G B Ide H W Silke Chas Wingham Edward Gibson. at large F A Savage. city clerk A B Lansburn B S Coffman Al Miller. treasurer P R Parks. attorney J S Anderson F L Grinstead. health officer A B Cook. Filings close this evening. A lost solid gold watch in red morocco case was left at the office. B W Redman of Freeman and Mrs Mary Olson of Echo wed at Hotel Lee last week. they will reside in Echo.

L. B. Harvey A. Brouillet Chan St. Clair W. F. Diffenbacher B. G. Rich W. W. Campbell G. B. Ide H.W. Silke Chas. Wingham Edward Gibson F. A. Savage A. B. Lansburn B. W. Redman Freeman Mary Olson Echo Hotel Lee

Tipping in Bohemia and Prague Conductor Gratuities

The London Chronicle notes tipping culture in Bohemia with Prague as a example. It says tramway conductors expect tips often two heller per ride while staff in cafes earn more from tips than professors. It records a sample meal at an open air cafe with fractions of a krone paid to staff.

Prague Bohemia London Chronicle

Would-be amendment on eminent domain for private logging railroads

A public notice discusses a proposed state constitutional amendment to give private logging railroads the right of eminent domain for construction and extension. The piece argues it mainly benefits large timber interests and notes Stevens county interest and local political context amid other local notices and a sheriff sale from 1908.

Spokesman-Review Olympia Washington Stevens William Dye Evans

Don’t Say Cologne Perfume Etiquette Quips City Scents

A New York Press piece mocks the common misnaming of perfumes as Cologne. It notes eau de Cologne originates in Cologne from Johann Maria Farina, argues London would have a London scent, and warns against calling all perfumes Cologne or city names.

Cologne London Chicago Denver New York Press

No Satisfaction Editor Letter Mixes Words in Print

A correspondent laments misprints in an earlier edition of the Cleveland Plain Dealer. He notes the word honesty becoming hosiery and that ripe experience and respect for honor were misread as tripe experience and respect for Homer.

Skimmerhorn

The Hurry Fad and a Cleveland remark on rushing

A Princeton lecturer recalls Mr Cleveland advising less hurry in business life. He cites the train and boat dictates the lunch table telephone and more as bluffs. The remark quotes a wish that lightning could do more if not always in such an awful hurry.

Cleveland Princeton

Which would you call more notable the debut or fare well

The dialogue plays on fame with a sharp quip about debuts and farewells. An elderly uncle teases Archibald about wealth and loss, ending with a joke about bankruptcy court in a Chicago Tribune excerpt.

Archibald Chicago Tribune

November Election Ballot Contests Listed by Offices and Candidates

The list enumerates candidates for governor congress legislature and various county posts in Stevens County including sheriff clerk auditor treasurer attorney assessor and more. It also notes Socialist and Prohibition party entries with named candidates across towns such as Colville Chewelah Newport and Northport.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Editor Brownlow The Reveille Z. Lane John Burk T. A. Winter J. C. Harrigan Mystic Shrine Spokane Miles Poindexter Congress Wall Street H. J. C. Reynolds Idaho, Washington & Northern Railroad Company Board of County Commissioners Newport Ione Statesman-Index Ada L. Croom Croom Hotel Vaughn, Miss Dr. King Frank B. Goetter Kneelon News Mr. Dretke John van Wormer Gragg Mr. Toothaker Otto Peterson O. L. Hansen W. St. Jaque Nelson Mr. Schumbeck Lew Sherdfield E. J. Ames Henry Maud Toothaker Eva Basacker van Wormer Hansen Bear Creek Roy Hesiner Colfax Loon Lake Storms Mr. Short Springdale Lyons House C. H. Arnold Towit Aaid M. N. Sat. Rg Cora Knuppenberg M. N. Knuppenberg Cora K Knuppen Nancy Graham Rile C. A. Ledeerwwoop Steamer Enterprise Fred McDermott Kettle Falls Landing Harvey Clinton's Daisy Edendale Hunters Gerome Glasgow Spokane Rapids Miles Davenport Grigg Polk’s Pore & Co, Inc Seattle Nhpub Lawan S.g.cosgrove Pomeroy Henry R. Spedden R. A. Thayer T. J. Turk W. Lon Johnson L. E. Jesseph Chas Adams H. G. Kirkpatrick F. F. Bottorff Rice May T. Noble Dunn W. M. Manning A. R Cank Coalville Vremuckaric John Pattison Wm.Goodyear M. M. Sammons C. Sturman Maud W. H. Graham F. L W. W. Bryant Daisy H. W. Sparks G. W. Sutherland W. I. Fountain Locke G. E. Boomer Prosser E. S. Reinert Oroville James Chase Prohibition A.s.canton Olympia N. U Blackmore A. S. Dingle Arden C. C. Gibson C. Z. Lindley, Addy R. C. Motor, Newp United States
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