Fire Devastates Huckleberry Range Killing One Man
A wind driven blaze on Huckleberry mountain destroyed seven homesteads near Addy and Greenwood. John Amacher, 60, was found dead, and losses reached between 8600 and 70 000 dollars. Firefighters fought windsuaded fires through Tuesday, with fears of more outbreaks and dangers to nearby residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Amacher
Addy
Huckleberry Mountain
Greenwood
Nels LeMay
Theodore McClure
Ted Schuerman
Joe Martins
J. H. Carlin
Colville
Thompson
Valley
Chewelah
John Welty
Velvet
Stevens County
Stevens County Timber Protective Association
McClure
Daggy
Anti-Tuberculosis League to Hold September Meeting in Colville
The Stevens County Anti Tuberculosis League will convene at the Congregational church in Colville on Friday September 9 with a 2 30 afternoon session and dinner at 6 80 by the Ladies Aid. State officials and local nurse Miss Glockner will report on six months’ work and plans for the coming year. Executives plan a profitable session and urge all members to attend. H J Plumb sails for Yakima Tuesday to handle county business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Tuberculosis League
Stevens County Anti-Tuberculosis League
Congregational Church
Colville
Congregational Ladies Aid
Washington
Glockner
R. C. McCredie
State Association
Bethesda Beals Buchanan
Frank S. Miller
Edgecliff Sanatorium
Spokane
Two Boy Bandits Shot Wounding Springdale Woman
Verde Moser aged 16 and Jakey Clark aged 12 carried out a two week spree of theft and violence near Springdale. Moser pleaded guilty and received four to fifteen years in Monroe state reformatory. Clark was paroled to his parents with monthly reports to the probation officer. Mrs. L. H. Anderson was seriously wounded by a .22 rifle shot during an attempted car theft at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verde Moser
Springdale
Kulzer Mill
Moser
State Reformatory
Monroe
Clark
Reardan
Spokane
Young Moser
Springdale Drug Company
Charles Haines
Jakey Clark
Camas Valley
Haines
Hills
Anderson
Frank Bilderbeck
Warner
J. J. Forney
Willard Taylor
Cartwright
Valley
Methodists Report A Most Successful Year In Colville
The first M. E. church of Colville ended a record year with 293 members from 130 at start, the largest proportional gain in the Wenatchee district. Rev G E Whitten’s arrival is praised, services filled the church, and finances closed with a surplus. State officials Kinney and Mayhall praised Colville hatchery as one of the best equipped in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Colville
G. E. Whitten
Wenatchee District
J. W. Kinney
Gaem and Fish
Charles Mayhall
Colville Beats Rossland 18 to 8 in Sunday Clash
Colville's bats sparked by Charles Rogers and Norman Moss propelled a 18 8 win over Rossland at Rossland on Sunday. Rogers homered or drove in runs while Moss fanned six and added two hits. Colville extends win streak to eleven on Canadian soil and eyes thirteen straight against Trail next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
Rossland
Raftis
Trail
Charles Rogers
Norman Moss
Rogers
Moss
Hydorn
Hattrup
Pollin
Grant
Jo Rogers
McKenzie
Waldo
Joe Rogers
Underwood
Coen
McPeek
Spores
Ed Rogers
Drew
MecPeek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wiich
Colville Abstract CO
Frank Kostka
Colville, Washington
Columbia Grafonola
Hazel Emery
Standard Binding
Topnoch Flour Mills
Colville, Washingto
Palmer Siding
Pleasant Valley
Dale Jones
Mr. Jones
H. J. Plumb
Yakima
Methodists
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