Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-03
THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1917.

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DR.. Hudson, of Quincy, was here
a couple of days this week.
I. DR.. Gregg made several profess
ional calls in Hartline last week.
J. T. Gull and Stewart SERVER
made business trip to -Neppel last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Noe, of Mans.
field, were Coulee City visitors last
Sunday.
]. E. Gregg made a business trip
. to the county seat Wednesday OF
this week. 's'#
Miss Mabel Jones returned Mon
day night from several days visit
: in the Falls City.
Clifford Cook came down. from
Spokane Sunday and returned the
following morning.
Bond and Hilborn are busy this
week on the big garage they are
building at Hartline.
Mrs. Elsie .Hodgins left for Libby,
Montana Sunday morning where she
will live in the future.
Mr.. David Brimble left the first of
the week for Libby, Montana, where
he will engage in the hotel businss.
A. r. Thompson's new cafe is well
under way and considerable of the
wall will be up by this time next
week.
Mrs. Mary E. Smith arrived here
last Friday night to pay an extended
visit to her daughter, Mrs. E. W..
Freed.
Margaret Lang of Adrian was here
today making final proof on her
desert claim before U. S. Commiss.
Toner Mccain.
The new cement sidewalk in front
of the Grand Hotel is finished max.
ing somewhat of an Improvement it(
that part of town. :.
]. E. Gregg made business triIi
to the county seat last Saturday ir
his new car. He was accompanied
by Irwin O'Leary.
Coulee City will not be as well
represented at the track meet this
var as usual on account of its being
in the extreme south end of the CO
unity. a5.
j. O. Cunningham, of Wilson
Greek, who run the night shift al
! the light plant here for a couple
of weeks in March, left the first OF
the week to enlist.
Mrs. d. D. Ray left here Wednes.
day morning for Spokane to meet
her son, Leuit. ]. E. Ray, who is or
his way to American Lake to take
charge of his detachment.
Melvin Anstead returned from Sc.
attic Tuesday morning having faileo
to pass the examination for the navy
on account of his age. Melvin is
only seventeen.
Ed Pulliam's little children are
enjoying an attack of the measles
but the latest reports state that they
are coming along as well as can be
expected and hope to be out in 9
few days.
The little SON Of Geo. Baldwin.
who was bitten by mad dog a few
days ago is suffering no bad effects
and will soon have completed the
81 treatents that were prescribed for
the bite. i
~ At a meeting of the Coulee City
Merchants Association Monday
night it was mutually agreed to
close all the. stores at 6 P. M. SHARP
until the harvest time which is alb
out the first of August.
Preparations are started for lay
ing cement sidewalk in front of the
Stark, Kane and Lewis property on
lower Main St.which will complete
the north side Of the street from the
] Dispatch office to the depot.
Dick Catlow, the county weights
and measures inspector, made a
business trip to our city Tuesday.
He was also looking after delinqu-
sent automobile licenses of which he
says there is 1856 in northern Grant
county, II l
Mr.. C. Clearwater returned Tues
day from few days visit at North
Yakima. AS soon as his transport
alton arrives he will leave for his
post at San Francisco. Mr.. Clear
water recently received his comm
ission as first lieutenant.
Miss Bessie Smith returned from
Spokane Monday night after four
month absence at Spokane where
she has been attending the North
western Business College. She COM
pleted the reguler six months
course in four months.
j Walter Purcell has turned over
the Royal barber shop to his brother
Wade and has taken job on the M.
E. Jolly ranch. Mr.. Purcell has
been doing inside work for the past