Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-02

c. H. Cook went to Spokane last
Thursday and returned Saturday
night
About forty couples attended the
dance at Gregg hall last Saturday
night
Attorney Martin, of Davenport, was
Coulee City visitor few days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Waldron went to
Spokane last Thursday night and re-
turned Saturday.
Mrs. L. j. Harkins, returned last
week from Spokane, where she has
been visiting Dr.. Harkins' mother.
County Clerk Pearce, republican
candidate for reelection was Wis
itor last week.
POSITION WANTED-By woman
as housokeeper in city or country.
Address Dispatch.
Henry Frenger has returned from an
eAlelluGu mo CyC I'll " Sd6t Liz VIII
take position with Parry & WEIGH.
E. L. Davis this week sold to Frank
Rhodes 1917 Buick Four. Mr.. Rhodes
is highly pleased with his new machine.
A. D. Cross, of st. Andrews, he
scheduled a sale to take place on his
farm, 1 IL miles north of st. An
drews, next Wednesday, Nov. 9Th.
BUICK CAR FOR SALE 6 cylinder,
As h. p., 1916 model. This car is as
good as new: has run 5000 miles. Will
sell cheap. Come to Dixon's Wonder
Store, Coulee City.
The ladies OF the Woman's Association
of the Couloe Presbyterian church will
serve dinner and supper election day in
the building formerly occupied by J. T.
Gull, opposite the postoffice. Every body
welcome.
D. T. Cross, republican candidate
for prosecuting attorney was visit
or last week. Mr.. Cross made short
talk at the w. c. T. U. meeting last
Friday.
Those that failed to attend the Demo-
cratic Rally at Gregg hall last night
missed a rare treat. The speech of j. r.
Sovereign was mastery exposition of
the benefits OF the Wilson administration
and the fallacies of the Republican posi-
ton. Mrs Christians talk to mothers
was well received.
B. T. Hoke has sold his 4S0 acre
ranch near Mold to Chas. Uric of Lin
coin county. The consideration was
$12,c09. NJ. Hoke has purchased a
quarter section miles southeast of
Mansfield.
STRAYBD-Jersey COW, shaped
scar on right side over ribs. When
last seen had on halter and part of
halter chain. Reward for information
of whereabouts. Address d. Clausen,
Hartline, Wash.
Since Geo. letters has been acting
as street commissioner the appear
ance of the city is improving every
day. The streets are in the best con-
dition they have been in for months
More strength to your strong right
arm, George
Col w. L. Box cried an auction sale
on Dick Elders place Friday amount
ing to 5000, $4,000 of which was casa
in hand sales and the other 5000 were
thirty and sixty day notes. The sale
was completed in 4 hours. There
were over 100 automobiles on the
ground
The new garage being erected for
Gilley & Son by Contractor Crawford
is progressing finely. The building
will be an ornament to Coulee City.
1t will have an ornamental brick
front. The front of the building will
be used as a show room and the rear
for repair shop. The new structure
will cost in the neighborhood of
$500
Joseph Ross, who lives few miles
south of her. met with slight &C
cident last Friday morning while So
ing from his home to his brothers
place. 1t was early in the morning
before daybreak and Mr.. Ross not be-
ing very familiar with the country
stepped over bluff in the darkness,
falling down some fifteen feet He
was very badly cut and bruised about
the head and limbs He namn to town