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Colville Examiner

Location

Colville, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1922

Page

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Stevens County Fair Opens With Parade and Big Exhibits

The ninth annual Stevens County Livestock and Fair Association opened with a Main street parade led by grand marshal M A Daggy and the Colville band. Princess Amatap Nina Selle rode with attendants from surrounding towns, as six Northwest Indian tribes paraded. At the fair grounds the grounds were enlarged, grandstand doubled, and crowds enjoyed races, the Indian village, fruit and agricultural displays, and booths from local granges, schools, and businesses.

Stevens County Livestock and Fair Association Main Street M. A. Daggy Colville Nina Selle Amatap W. H. Jackson H. H. McCulloch American Legion Fire Department Examiner Amata Kamum Gust Selle Northport Zita Davis Kettle Falls Dorothy Brown Marcus Minnie Jessee Chewelah Louise Brown Valley Katherine Hentges Charles Carey Quillisaseut Greenwood Colville Valley Fred Jetter St. Mary’s School Jetter State College Stevens County Anti-tuberculosis League Colville High School Colville Floral Co Chauncey St. Clair Standard Oil Co Marble Valley Sewing Club

County Farm Bureau Names New Secretary

D. H. Ulrich was named secretary of Stevens County Farm Bureau and assumed duties Monday. He will run the headquarters in the building opposite the courthouse, succeeding C. H. Gerking of Meyers Falls who resigned to devote time to the Meyers Falls fruit growers organization. Ulrich is an experienced accountant, strong public speaker, practical farmer, and aims to dedicate full time to county work.

D. H. Ulrich Stevens County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Ulrich C. H. Gerking Meyers Falls Fruit Growers Organization

Funeral Services for Former Colville Teacher

The funeral for Mrs. Louis A. Wernl who died September 22 from burns was held at McCord Undertaking Parlors. The PEO chapter president, Rev. J. M. Huggins, and Colville High School seniors attended, with a large floral showing. Burial followed at Rose Hill mausoleum in Bellingham.

Louis A. Wernl Mt. Carmel McCord Undertaking Edward Nyholm E. R. LaVigne J. M. Huggins Mr. Wernl American Legion Glen Crewse Loren Baird Thomas I. Oakshott Joe Rogers Emery Tremblay Bellingham Mrs. Stephen Rose Hill Mausoleum

Chloride Queen Mine Strikes Rich Galena Ore Body

The Chloride Queen mine on Clugston creek reports a rich galena vein found 800 feet from tunnel mouth at 1300 feet depth. Samples yield 56 dollars in silver and 30 dollars in lead per ton. The plan is to extend 600 feet deeper, block out the ore, and potentially ship from the western portal. A concentrator costing 25 to 35 thousand dollars is expected to be built next spring, with a 10 year ore run anticipated. The company funds winter development to fully exploit the property.

Clugston Creek Paul LaPlant

Mrs. P. G. Hobbs Dies in Colville at 72

Rebecca Mannon Hobbs born April 18 1850 in Mer cer county Illinois married P G Hobbs January 28 1866 in Omaha Missouri. She lived in Colville since 1908 and leaves seven children Henry Hobbs J R Montange Ed F Hobbs Jesse E Hobbs Ruby Jamieson Lloyd G Hobbs and J R Bagby plus a brother J M Mannon. She had been ill long and bedfast since June 12 and was totally blind for ten years before sight briefly returned after an operation.

P. G. Hobbs East Colville Rebecca Mannon Mercer County Illinois Omaha Henry Hobbs Olathe Kan J. R. Montange Colville Ed F. Hobbs Jesse E. Hobbs Mabton Ruby Jamieson Lloyd G. Hobbs Goldendale J. R. Bagby Alva Okla Hobbs J. M. Mannon Newport Ore

Funeral Rites for Mrs Hobbs Held at Adventist Church

Mrs Hobbs long time Adventist member since 1871 died after years of poor sight. Funeral services Monday at the Adventist church conducted by Rev R A Libby with two vocal solos by Mrs J C Harrigan and a hymn. Church filled with friends. burial at Highland.

Mother Highland

Scenic Kettle Falls Emblem of Fine Fruit

T C Bottom Produce Co of Kansas City promotes the Kettle Brand fruit from the Kettle Falls valley in Stevens County Washington A circular touts top quality soil and superior fruit grown in the region Packed under Charley Keller described as a crank on quality the fruit aims to be the best obtainable in the state

Stevens County T. C. Bottom Produce Co Kansas City Territories Great Kettle Falls Columbia River Washington Charley Keller

Marcus Community Church Organized by Local Denominations

A new community church formed in Marcus by members of all denominations. Dean Severance and Rev. T A Daughters of the Episcopal church attended the organization and offered aid. A board of trustees was chosen to serve until the annual election. Both Marcus Protestant churches have offered their facilities to the new group.

Marcus Dean Severance Rev T. A. Daughters of the Episcopal Church

Complain at Wild Beasts North End of County

Northport News reports ranchers complain that bears protected by law have multiplied into a nuisance and danger. James E Murphy and his son Tom slept in a hay barn after bears entered an orchard at night, broke a plum tree, and browsed berries. Bears reportedly killed livestock and domestic fowl, prompting calls to repeal protection.

James E. Murphy Sheep Creek Falls Tom Northport News

Coming events schedule for Colville Spokane Portland and more

October 5 County Sunday School convention Colville October 12 Columbus day October 26 A W Evans Senior Lyceum course October 28 November 2 Western Royal Livestock Show Spokane November 4 11 Pacific International Livestock Show Portland November 7 General election November 7 Violin Vocale Senior Nov 11 Armistice day November 21 24 Pacific Northwest Potato Show Spokane November 30 Thanksgiving day December 25 Christmas January 1 New Year's day February 1 Garner Jubilee Co Senior Lyceum course March 56 Hendrson Trio Senior Lyceum course

Colville A. W. Evans Western Royal Livestock Show Spokane Pacific International Livestock Show Portland Garner Jubilee Co Hendrson

Unclaimed Letters at Colville Post Office List

The Colville post office holds several uncalled items to be claimed by the addressees. Names include Mrs. Helen C. Bennett E Frol ey R E Jope M Mareshuk Joseph Robinson Miss Mary Smith Frank Walsh Evelyn Rosa Wrestling Rev G M Wilbur A E Williams and O P Wiltermood.

Colville Helen C. Bennett E. B. Froley R. E. Jope M. Mareshuk Joseph Robinson Mary Smith Frank Walsh Evelyn Rosa Wrestling G. M. Wilbur A.E. Williams O. P. Wiltermood

Colville Public School Week Highlights and Local Roster

The fourth week of Colville public school reports average attendance in the grammar department 30 under Principal Dailey and 50 in the primary. Local mining and civic notes include George Thomas and Tom McAuley driving a tunnel at Great Western mine, and Gib Ide named as the next sheriff. The Bank of Colville buys county warrants, and J. H. Pelkey brings a wagon load of large mush melons from the Columbia region.

Colville Dailey George Thomas Tom McAuley Great Western Deep Creek D. McKellar Kettle Falls J. M. Stevens Meyers Addition Jack John Keough Whitelake Bank of J. H. Pelkey Columbia Bossburg Marcus China Jesse B. Reynolds Battle Creek Mich Washington Stevens County John Rickey M. B. Brieve

Stevens County Valuation Cut Over a Million in 1928

The state board of equalization fixes Stevens county assessments at 39 percent of actual value averaging 89 percent of true value. This raises railroad tax base by about 41000 while lowering overall county valuation by over one million from 1921 levels. Assessor Wiley reduced unimproved land values by about 20 percent including magnesite land at Chewelah and Northport smelter property. By next week state payment totals will be set and the 1928 ratio will be computed.

Stevens County State Board of Equalization Chester R. Wiley Chewelah Northport

Also Mentioned on This Page

Watfcie B. G. Rich Optician Colville Abstract CO Frank Kostka Colville, Washington Columbia Grafonola Colville Song Shop Hazel Emery Lou Topnoch Flour Mills County Farm Bureau Marcus Community Church Colville Republican Eb, L. Jameson Igarette
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