Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-15
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DAN PAIII. ESTATE.

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DAN PAUL ESTATE.
B. E. Reaves, of Mold, was a Coulee
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs D. D. Ray returned .Tuesday.from
weeks visit in Spokane.
FOR SALE BARRELS, at the Ham
Ranch.
Mrs. Griswod returned Tuesday from
weeks visit in Spokane.
LOST--A bunch of keys. Finder
please return to Dispatch office.
Crawford peaches ready this week at
The Tequepa Farm
E. L. Puliiam is putting a new roof
Oh his store building this week.
Harry Phillips leaves for McMinnville
Monday.
Fine Peaches at Tequepa farm. 1-2c.
per h.
Erwin Jones leaves Monday morning
for Whitman college.
John Howell leaves Monday for Whit
worth college.
FOR SALE CHEAP - Light Ford
Roadster. Inquire at Dispatch Office.
Crawford peaches ready this week at
the Tequepa Farm.
D. M. Chappell and Geo. LETTERS were
Soap Lake visitors Sunday.
Mrs. WILDER DeBolt, of Portland, is
visiting j. E. Gregg and family .
Miss Mabel Jones left last Sunday for
Bright where she will teach this winter.
1t is rumored that R. A. Holton, a
former teacher in the Coulee City schools
died in WalIa Walla lately.
Pears, Prunes, Peaches and Apples for
sale at the Tequepa Farm. Best quail
ity and reasonable prices.
Pears, Peaches, Prunes and Apples at
The Tequepa Farm" Best quality and
reasonable prices.
Mrs H. L. Stapleton returned Tues
day night from six weeks visit with
relatives in Portland and Seattle.
Twining Brothers have ordered new
truck to use on the dray line and to haul
wheat with.
Misses Howes and Russell, teachers in
the Coulee City schools, arrived in the
city last week.
Mr.. Hughes, president of the Twisp
State Bank, was Coulee City visitor
last Saturday.
The Westminster Guild of the Imman-
uel Presbyterian Church met Wedues-
day afternoon at Lewis Hail.
Ralph Mccain left last Saturday
night for Spokane where he will COM
plete his high school course this winter.
Mrs Clarence Crawford returned to
Coulee City last week after few weeks
camping trip to Soap Lake.
Mrs. Geo. LETTERS and son Raymond,
left here last week for Seattle where
Raymond will enter school.
F. H. Fisk, the jeweler, was on the
sick list several days this week, but is
now at work.
LOsT.-A silver friendship bracelet.
Had ten links. Finder please return to
this Office and receive reward.
Mrs. David Arbuckle acknowledges the
receipt of a box eff very fine pears from
MIR. Henry Parry, of Richmond Beach.
Miss Lucille Stapleton returned home
from Spokane last night. She has taken
course in the Northwestern Busine IS
College.
Fred Davis won third and fourth
prizes with two of his airdale dogs, King
and Duke, at the Spokane Interstate fair
last week.
j. H. Miller, of Spokane, piano tuner,
will be in Coulee City the latter part of
this month or the first of October. Leave
orders with Mrs. D. w. Jones.
The Mansfield public schools opene d
last week with an enrolment of 1923,
just % less than the enrolment of the
Coulee City school on the opening day.
G. B. Ingersoll, formerly of Tacoma,
has purchased the grocery and hardware
store of E. L. Pulliam. Mr. Ingersoll
intends to carry an up-to-date line Of
goods.
Mrs. Geo. Popp, of Lewiston, Idaho,
was visiting friends in Coulter City and
Mold and looking after her wheat crop in
the Mold country this week. She re-