Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-03-01
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Ernest Logg and family, Of Baird, were
visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Logg was
having some dental work done by DR..
Harkins.
If you are in need of good horses or
mares you will be able to get them at
the Diamond sale March 9th, II miles
northwest Of Ephrata.
Evert Mathis had the misfortune to
dislocate his shoulder blade in friendly
scuff1e with Dave Lewis one day last
week.
Owing to the absence this week of H.
T.. Stapeton in Seattle the entire work of
getting out the DISPATCH devolved upon
the former editor.
By defeating the Quincy high school
basket ball team last Saturday the Hart
line team won the county championship
for the second time.
The finest string of horse stock that
has been offered for some time in Grant
county will be sold at the Diamond sale
March 9Th, II miles west of Ephrata.
Herbert Ward, teacher at the Bright
school, was in Coulee the early part of
the week OH his way home, the school
term having been finished.
ROOM AND BOARD.
Nicely furnished front room, with
board, for man and wife or two gentle
men. Inquire at Dispatch Office.
]. H. Fisk, OF Fisk Bros.' barber sh ,p'
left the early part Of the Week'f9r Oregon
with his family. He expects to return
in about month.
casey" Rhodes, the popular automo-
bile driver, is patiently waiting for the
snow to melt in anticipation OF heavy
traffic to Ephrata in the next ten days.
Bills Restaurant will reopen Saturday
newly fitted up and enlarged. There
will be private tables for family parties.
The new reeeettaaurant viii b kept open
day and night:
John J. Freed, father of E. w. Freed,
of the Coulee State Bank, arrived here
Monday for short visit with his son.
He leaves today for his home in Lewis
town, Idaho.
Mrs. H. l.. Stapleton left Tuesday
night for an extended visit with her par
ents in Portland. Mr. stapleton aecom-
panied her 90 far as Seattle. He expects
TO return Saturday night.
j. w. Lewis, an old timer in the Big
Bend country, who now lives at Pendle-
ton, Ore, is here for short visit before
leaving for Kansas, where he is going to
take care of his aged mother
You will miss it if you miss the Dia .
mond sale. Good cows, horses, mares
and lots Of machinery and also lots of
potatoes and other articles too numerous
to mention, March the 9Th. on section
No. twp. % N, Range "a, E. w. M.
Coulee City certainly believes in pre-.
paredness; instance the fact that more
than dozen permits were taken out one
day the early part Of the week by pro mi.
nent Couleei,es in anticipation of the
Hbone dry" law.
Father Mertz held services in the new
Catholic church last Saturday morning.
The Rev. Father is native Of Belgium
and from letters recently received from
that unfortunate country he learns that
the sutferings are intense on account Of
the barbarous cruelties practiced by the
German invaders upon the inhabitants.
Mike Rice, who came to this country Is
years on account OF having had his farm
washed away by the Missouri river.
received word lately that the river had
kindly returned his property, aud left
here two weeks ago to reclaim the land.
Word has beenreceived from him that he
was entirely successful.
Geo. w. Clous. optician. will again
visit Coulee City Friday, March le, and
will be found at the Hotel Coules. He
will examine your eyes without charge
and Fix them to your perfect satisfac-
ton. II you need glasses or new len
ses In your, frames it will pay you to
see him. All work guaranteed.
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