The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1916-11-04
COURTHOUSE and,
COUNTY NEWS

Mrs. Louise Koreis has commenced
divorce proceedings against her hus-
band, Wenzel j. Koreis, on the grounds
of alleged cruelty. The couple were
married in Spokane on october Is,
1887, and have two minor sons, Henry
and Ed Koreis.
L. o. Lenhart was released fromehe
stevens county jai. last Saturday on
the condition that he. Will give $50
per month for the support of his fam
lily. He was arrested on the charge
of family desertion without providing
any support He has returned to Mica,
where he was employed on a farm at
the time of his arrest this summer.
Tuesday A. d. Terry of Boundary
was appointed guardian of RoXie,
Homer and Coda Willis, minor children
of Mrs. Rachel Willis, with bond fixed
at $500. The estate consists of PEN
sion money from the United States
government. Attorneys Carey & john
son represent Mr. Terry.
Peter Hendrickson has brought suit
against Harry w. Silke, formerly
resident of Colville, now located in
Alaska. The action is to recover on
a $4,000 note dated ct Occur d'Alene,
September %, 1913 secured by a mort
gage on lot of block l, Chambers
addition to Colville. and some land near
Colville. 1t is also alleged that Mr..
Sike has defaulted in the payment of
taxes on the property in the sum of
$195.35. Attorneys fees of $3.50 are
asked. Plaintiff is represented by
Attorneys McCroskey & Morrison of
Palouse and Attorney f. N. LaVeine
of st. Maries.
Charles F. Flegel on Tuesday filed
suit for divorce from his wife, Kate
Flegel alleging desertion as grounds
for the action. The couple were mar
ried in Colville June 5, 1902, and have
two children, May and Carl Flegel,
the daughter residing with her mother
and the son with his father. Plaintiff
asks for the custody of the boy, and
is willing for the girl to remain with
her mother Attorney L. c. Jesseph
appears for plaintiff.
WILDER F. Kintner of Northport was
adiudged insane Monday by DR.. L. b.
Harvey and DIR. william ]. Jones. He
was committed to the state hospital
ii
Kintner's son, L. A. Kintner and Roy
Pearson Mr.. Kintner iC SO years of
age, is married and has three children,
and is a carpenter by trade. He for
merly resided at Colorado Springs be-
fore coming to Stevens county about
a year ago.
Marriage licenses were ISSUED last
Saturday to Miss Jerelda NJ. O'Donnell
and A. D. Kessler Of Fruitland, ana
Miss Grace Cooper and Raymond I.
Bennett, both of Northport.
Beginning November l the carrier
on rural route No. l out of the ColVille
office will travel the new road cutting
out the Choens' hill. He will also
travel into town through the settle
ment in the school section thus AFFORD
ing rural delivery to about ten add
tional families. Beginning November
IS rural route No. 3 out of the ColVilie
office will be a daily route instead OF
three times a week, as at present.
Following will be tho program for
the Stevens County Music Ieacneis
Association meeting, November ~ ISlp'
23O p. M, high school auditorium COL
VILE Washington: 49,, NJ,
Opening talk by the president MIS-
Vocal solo (selected) Mrs. ]. M. Will
Paper Kindergarten Methods for
Beginners" illustrated Miss Hazei
Piano solo lselected), Hans Fleckl;
Paper, High School Credit Work."
Mrs Levi s Gark s Golyil Smile sumber"
(Gounod), Professor Ed Wetmore' COL
VILE H. M,
steal Standards of Stevens county,
Vocal solo, "Aila Stella Confidentes"
(Robandi5, cello obligato, Mrs. j. C.
Paper, '.The Metronome; It's Use and
Abuse" Mrs. Tonen, CheWelah,
Piano sole en,,t Etu Rett,e eH Fais
At S:15 p. M, high school auditorium.
an artistic recital by Professor Edgar
C. Sherwood, president of the Wa aidtins
and of the Musical Arts Society in Spo-
kane. He will be assisted by MRS
Eugene Wiener, one OF the leadihg So
pranas of Spokane. Admission oo CENTS
At the Stevens county livestock show
prizes amounting to one hundred dol
lars in cash were distributed among
the owners of mich COWS giving the
greatest production OF mix anu t,y ou veil
liable cups for the best milking snort
horn COW and the best Holstein COW
were awarded. In the milking con-
test the milk from each COW was
weighed and tested both morning ana
night, weighing and testing being done
by Babcock tester under the super
vision of an impartial judge. Un1or-
tunately the number of entries were
far too few for contest offering sueti
attractive and remunerative AWARDS.
Those who entered the contest We're
disappointed in the number or entries
as they were eager for keener com
petition, and hope that at future SHOWS
more interest will be shown.
H T. Skeels of Addy won first prize
money in the contest for greatest pro
duction among mich cows In twenty
four hours with his 4-year-old Jersey,
Rosie, who produced 35.9 pounds OF
milk and 1.79 pounds of butter Fat In
twenty-four hours; second prize also
was awarded to Mr.. Skeels for the per-
Torrance of his Jersey COW, Nellie, a
2-year-old. She produced 33.55 pounds
of milk and 1.7G pounds OF butter lat
in twenty-four hours This was an an
her age. Third prize went to Gust
of the Holstein COW which he entered.
She was given a handicap due to the
fact that her condition previous 10
the contest had been unfavorable TO
her maximum production.
Alex Morrison of Varey was aWerded
a valuable cup for the best milking
Shorthorn COW. The COW winning
honors produced In a day ALI pounds
of milk containing 30 pounds or but,
ter fat. This Is an exceptional record
for a Shorthorn COW just coming -FOUR