The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1916-11-18
KETTLE FALLS NEWS.

For Sale-One team of true work
horses weighing 1850 each, 10years old,
dark brown, with or without work har-
ness anu three inch Mitchell wagon, also
! full blood Holstein bull 81 years old.
Easy terms. John Gantenbein, miles
south of Kettle Falls. adv.
Miss Anna Buerline Is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Buerline,
in Marcus this week.
A good time was enjoyed by the
younger set last Friday evening, at the
dance given in the gym.
Mrs. Gustave Wiegelt and son AL
bert and Raymond Keyser We're Col
vile visitors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Robinson and
family have moved into the i. Charl-
ton residence on Riverside avenue.
Kettle Falls residents were given
scare last Wednesday afternoon when
fire broke out in the high school build
ing. Through the prompt action of the
students and the fire department the
blaze was eXtinguished before any ma
terial damage was done The fire is
supposed to have originated from a
defective fue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Ferguson were
Colville visitors last week visiting
relatives and friends
Herman Keyser Sr. has returned to
Kellogg, Idaho, where he is employed
in the mine.
Miss Josie Buerline is staying at the
C. NJ. Larsen home during the absense
Of Miss Anna Buerline.
Ward Alldredge of Great Falls,
Montana, spent two weeks visiting with
his parents near Rice, returning to
his home on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan J. Benton, Sylvia
Mellenberger and John Mellenberger
We're business visitors in Colville the
past week.
The following sales of real estate
have been reported recently of prop
erty situated from five to fifteen miles
south of Kettle Falls James Hughes
So acres to N. S. Hunt of Cataldo, Ida
no, for $4,000; A. J. Williams. 40 acres
to l.. e. Moore of Pullman for $4,000;
G. r. Day, 100 acres to Mr.. Rupert for
$1,000 J. C. Harclerood, $50 acres (Stan-
sci place. to r. r. Smith, in trade for
merchandise stock at Rice, considera-
ton $4,000; S. l.. Houck has traded
his 20S acres with Mr.. Root of Cheney;
and D. S. Farrar, IS acres to James
Hughes for $4,000.
There has probably been more than
double the amount of produce raised
on the farms in this locality than ever
before. The great difficulty seems to
be in getting sufficient teams to haul
it to market. 1t emphasizes the fact
that a state road down the Columbia
is one of the pressing needs of this
section of the county.
Kettle Falls precinct claims the hon
or of having counted the ballots cast
in the election in quicker time than in
any other precinct. The total number
of ballots cast was 256, Thirty two
ballots an hour were counted. The
election board included: W. T. Fergu-
son, inspector; f. A. Taylor and A. r.
Squire, judges; J. NJ Williams and
Harry II. Cole, clerk
Mr.. and Mrs. Clausen of Milwauk ee,
Wisconsin, are occupying the house To-
Gated on the ]. r. Lesh land, and will
make it their home for an indefinite
period
Eber J. Kelley, merchant, and John
Knight were Colville business visitors
Wednesday.
Miss Hart teacher of the sixth grade,
is confined to her home with an attack
of la grippe.
W. II. Schrleber, prominent rancher
of Ferry county, was business visitor
in Colville this week.
Lewis Fuller and A. V. Hull were
among the lucky deer hunters this
season. Mr.. Fuller brought in two and
Mr.. Hull one deer.
Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner?
Bitter taste? Complexion sallow Liver
perhaps needs waking up Doan's Reg
ulets for bilious attacks. Csc at all
stores-Adv.