Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-07-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

in CQulee City Wednesday.
DR.. N. r. Gregg has been absent
at Spokane for several days.
VIM. Buob returned home Tuesday
form BUSINESS trip to Spokane.
M. E. Jolly has purchased new
Oldsmobile from the City Garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy have moved
into the ]. P. Jacobsen house.
b. D. Ray, former editor of the
Dispatch, spent Sunday in Coulee
city.
Rev. James Howell returned Tu-
esday night form a business trip tc
Montana.
/. Sam Buob returned Tuesday
from ten days trip to Couer d
Alene, idaho.
Stewart SERVER returned Wedne-
sday from several days business
trip to Soap Lake.
Why neglect your teeth? See DR..
Henry L. Hotter, dentist. Gregg
Bldg, Coulee City Wash.
Walt Dodge, we'll known TIRES
hing machine man arrived here Tu-
esday to start in with the season.
Chas. NJ. Sprague and Ralph Nc
Cam spent esveral days last week
at Republic, where Mr.. Sprague is
interested in sheep.
DR.. Blakemore and wife and Mrs.
Nansen, of Almira, were in Coulee
City Monday evening visiting with
DR.. Hotter, of this city.
H. de Ward had the misfortune
TO lose his sheep camp by fire while
his herders were at Nespelem cele-
brating. TIL camp was total loss
A. T. Mcdonald is rejoicing over
the arrival of a new grand daugh-
ter. which arrived at the home OF
his son Geo. r. Mcdonald of Almira
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. McCann were
among those from Coulee City who
attended the picnic at the Northup
ranch last Sunday. There were 100
people present.
Sale bills are out announcing the
sale of Mrs. Roger Mead. Mrs,
Mead is going, to move to Couer d
Alene Idoha, where her husband is
employed in lumber mill.
J. E. Gregg came down Tuesday
of this week and returned wednes-
day. While here he sold his Chcv.
rolet to Gilley's Garage, who resolt
the car within three hours after
purchasing it.
o. H. Woody, Editor and Manag-
er of the Okanogon Independent
passed through here Wednesday or
his way to Pullman with the Okla.
hogan delegation to attend the far
mers convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Feresh return,
ed the first of the week from Bake
City, Oregon, the trip being occa-
stoned by the death of Mr.. Feresh's
father. Funeral services were hello
on July 3rd at Baker City. Mr..
Feresh is a harness maker for E. L
Davis & Co.
Geo. B. Cooley, Col. w. L. Boz
and Rev. Faucette went to Wilson
Greek Thursday night to organize
Home Guard there. Wilson Greek
is reported to be in need of a Home
Guard to keep down strikers who
are doing side walk work there,
most of who are /. w. w. members
Sheriff Banko with seven deputies
visited the town one day this week
to keep down threatening riot.
The new picture show opened un-
der new management, is giving ex
cellent satisfaction tho the crowds
have been small on account of the
extreme hot weather. Electric fans
have been provided to insure the
comfort of the patrons as much as
possible. Mr.. Murphy, Manager, an
nounces the following bills for mex!
Saturday and Tuesday: Saturday, ]
reel semi-weekly Pathe News; reel
comedy, Trouble Enough; three
reel drama, "1'he man of the Wild"
Tuesday, l'reel comedy, Luke pipes
he Pippins"; Semi Weekly Patht
News; three reel drama entitled
THE Last Volunteer. These pic.
lures have never been run in Coulee
City before and promise to be good
Make it point to come out and see
them.