Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-29
For Water Service apply to Box ~.
DAN PAUL ESTATE.

DAN PAUL ESTATE.
Mich COWS FOR SALE = 0. O.
Stoner, Mold, Wash.
County Auditor Sanders was Coulee
visitor Wednesday.
FOR SALE CHEAP = Light Ford
Roadster. inquire at Dispatch Office.
Sol Reed had the misfortune to
break rib while hauling wheat.
PIGS Is PIGS have them for sale.
0. Q. Stoner, Mold, Wash.
Mrs. Roy Jenkins and Miss Eva,
Martin are visiting their parents at
Riverside.
A. H. Wilburn, republican nominee
for representative was Coulee Wis
itor Wednesday.
Mrs. John Mum who has been down
with typhoid fever the past week is
slowly improving.
For Sale or Trade-160 acres Of
wheat land near Steamboat Rock. In
quire of w. J. Jones.
The ladies' guild of the Immanual
Presbyterian church will give q Bake
Sale at Lewis hall, Saturday, Oct. A.
Last Saturday afternoon during the
severe rain storm lightning killed
valuable cow belonging to Col. W. L.
Box.
Miss Dana LANCE, who is teaching
the Washington school in Lincoln
county spent Sunday with her home
folks.
Miss May Billingsley, of Ephrata,
sister of Miss Cate Billingsley, acting
postmaster, was a visitor in Coulee
last Sunday.
FOUND Automobile number plate
No. Wn. 24840. Owner may have same by
calling at this office and paying for this
advertisement.
Ten per cent and cost of Transport
tation is all that w. D. Gose, Of Ad-
rian, wants out of his business. Can
you beat it.
Mr.. "Tex" Tierce left Coulee the
early part of the week for Wardner
where he has stretch Of about seven
miles of road to build.
The Steamboat Rock district has de-
cided to hold school in the old Wilkes
house, since it is more central
location for the pupils.
The friends of good government and
a proper conduct of county affairs are
expected to rally to the support Of
C. T. Sanders, democratic candidate
for reelection as county auditor.
j. H. Kazee, Democratic candidate for
Sheriff visited in Coulee City last Wed
nesday. He reports his prospects very
bright over the section of the county that
he has been.
While the average merchant insists
on getting from 20 to 40 per cent out
of his business, w. D. Gose, of Adrian,
is content with only 10 per cent and
cost of transportation.
LATE Poore has rented another room
in the Hutton Building which he is busy
converting into tailor shop. He has
first class tailor engaged who will be
where the first Of next week to take
charge of the work.
w. D. Goss, of Adrian, has been do
ing business there for the past seven
years. You know him, and know he
will do what he says he will do. Save
money by investigating his offer In
this issue.
E. L. dwell has let the contract for
new warehouse to C. M. Crawford,
the contractor. The new warehouse
is to be 32x114 it. and will connect
with the new elevator and the other
two warehouses.
WE WOULD LIKE YOUR opinion Of
the dinners we serve. When in Spo-
kane won't you try them? Then tell us.
Our service is prompt; our prices mode
rate. TRAY TAVERN, spokane's
Classic Cafeteria, next to Pantages The
atre.
With one case of typhoid fever in
the town it is up to the city officials
and people of Coulee City to clean up
the open toilets that abound so freely
all over the city. We are surely drift
ing swiftly to an epidemic of typhoid