Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-06-30

FUN CALE-I1cdUcT dlsu A1itlS'SA AOA -
song. M. Dwil.ell, Wilbur, Wash.
N. E. Davis, the Baird merchant is
the proud possessor of new Dodge car.
Prof. Lyle Cubbrge was down from
Almira several days this week.
70. L.. Davis was a visitor in Water
VILE Wednesday.
. Wanted-Lady wants position as
cook. Inquire Adolph Jensen.
for few days.
ID. w. Jones and w. J, Smith went
just received a complete shipment Of
fireworks. Meath Confectionery.
Walter Purcell made business
trip to Hartline last Tuesday.
SEWING-Plain or Fancy. See Mrs.
Cora Christensen, Baird.
There will be meeting OF the Coulee
Commercial Club at Box's hall at $3.50
tonight.
D. M. Keith, the lion hearted mar
shall, better known as pussy foot motor
ed to Soap Lake today.
VIM. Swark, of near Baird, returned
home from Spokane last Sunday driving
nsw Hudson Super-six.
Walter and Washington, attorneys
at law, were in the County seat on
business Tuesday.
Sky rockets, Roman candles, fire
crackers and everything for the Fourth
at McGath's Confectionery.
o. M. Snyder of Adrian, was bu-
siness visitor in Coulee Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
Ralph Sarver went to Wilson Greek
last Saturday to have some dental
work done.
Hans Preston, of the Bright coun-
try, was business visitor in the
city Wednesday.
Send so cents to THE BEAUTY
SHOP. Seattle, for sample jar of tn, ir
cold cream. After giving this trial you
will use no other.
Mr.. Henry Parry, OF Richmond Bea h
returned to his howe Friday night after
three weeks in this section looking after
his land.
P. J. Wick is in Coulee City this
week with his threshing machine
having it thoroughly overhauled for
the coming season.
For Sale: 10 foot Harrington Gas
Harvester. Cut 1900 acres. Thoro-
ughly rebuilt Terms. IL. B. Web
ster, Govan, Wash ADV
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T, Jones of Hart
line attended the dance in Coulee
City last Saturday night. VI Jones
is president of the Maritime State
bank.
WANTED-Thirty or forty head of
horses to pasture. Good bunch grass and
rye. Plenty of water. $l.O0 per head
Call A. D. Gross, St. Andrews, or j. A.
Cross, Leahy.
ID. ID. Ray, Editor of the Coulee
City dispatch, went to Seattle last
Saturday to bid farewell to his son,
Corporal John E. Ray, of the Wash
ington State Militia.
c. J. Weller, Roy McGath, Ralph
Sarver and Irve OIeary went to Will
son Greek Wednesday night to get
supplies for the electrical wiring
here. They returned to Coulee Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D, Bogart, of the
St. Andrews Country passed through
here Tuesday on their way to Spo-
kane, where they will remain till
aftetr the Fourth. They stopped off
in Wilbur to take in the Pioneers pic
mic.
The races at Watervil1e were post
poned from Tuesday and Wednesday
until Wednesday and Thursday this
week on account Of heavy rains on
Monday. Three horse races, squaw
race and automobile race filled the
program each day.
About fifty couples attended the
dance here last Saturday night, about
half of the crowd being from Hart
line. "A very enjoyable time was
had by all. Another dance is plan
ned for Saturday evening July, the
first.
The Grant County Power Co. re-
ceived their shipment of wire ordered