The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1919-06-14

has stock ranch at Boyds.
NJ. f. Leighton, prosperous ran
cher of Boyds, was in Colville Mon
day on business. While here he pur-
chased new hay rake from the
Stevens County Implement Co.
Harry McClurg, whose ranch lies
on the slope of the valley one mile
west of Grin, with Mrs. McClurg
returned this week from two
weeks visit at their former home
near Tekoa.
Robert Horton has traded his 1400
acres of timber and grazing land on
Old Dominion to Simon A. Helm
stead of Spokane, receiving So
room apartment house at 1924 East
9Th, Spokane. 1t is stated that Mr..
Hjelmstead will improve his prop
erty and clear part of it.
John Peddycord, son of G. w.
Peddycord, returned Saturday from
Boonville, Missouri, where he has
been student in the Kemper Mill
tary Academy. This is his second
year at Kemper
Mrs Homer Robinson, who under
went major operation at the Mt.
Carmel hospital recently, left this
week for her home in Kettle Falls.
Mrs. Walter Ody of Grin returned
home Wednesday after undergoing
minor operation at the Mt. Carmel
hospital.
J. C. DeHaven Of Northport is at
the Mt. Carmel hospital for treat
ment.
Swan Nelson has moved from Col
vile to his ranch 6 miles east of
Bossburg.
Miss Ruth Mantz left Monday for
Dayton, where her brother is a
druggist.
Charles Orr, formerly in the saw
mill business in Echo valley, re-
turned last weekend from overseas,
where he has been with the Goth
Engineers for sixteen months. He
left to enter the service in the fall
of 1917.
Mrs. M. Egan and daughter Ruth
of Spokane are Colville visitors this
week They left Colville in 1918
and had not visited here since then.
Miss Ruth is graduate of the Spo-
kane high school, and is supervisor
in the Western Union, offices.
Fred S. Thomas returned Saturday
from Idaho where he has been in
the employ of the Clearwater Lbr.
Co. He spent several days here, and
returned to his work the middle of
this week.
DR.. Bernard johnson, who has
been in the veterinary department
of the service at Fort Monroe, Va,
is expected to return to COlville in
a short time. He has been in the
service since last summer. Mrs.
Johnson and little daughter have
been making their home with her
father j. B. Thomas since DR.. john
son entered the service.
John Peddycord, who returned last
week from Kemper military acad-
envy, went to Spokane to attend the
graduation exercises of North Cen
trail high school, where his cousin
Miss Margaret Beard is member
of the graduating class.
Richard Dunn, who has been in
the employ Of the Colville Loan and
Trust Company since his recent re-
turn from service, received word
this week of the death by drowning
of his younger brother Fred. He
left Wednesday for his home in
Oklahoma. Fred was 10 years of
age and formerly lived in Colville
with his parents. He was student
in the Colville schools.
w. D. Miller has rented the Of
flee building north of CAROLS Phar-
macy and will open a shoe repair
shop. The building is now being
painted by Stevenson, who is also
painting the Carroll Pharmacy.
Wanted, girl for general house.
work. Mrs. A. P. Conrad, Miles,
Wash.
Lost between Chewelah and SpO-
kane, Red Fox furs. Reward. c. 7.
Winslow, Colville.
Want to sell q bucks, IL wethers,
30 lambs (male, this spring., 60
sheep / to years of age. Prices
low. Lincoln Merino breed Pete
Trombetta, Northport, Wash.
Lost, white horse, white eyes, age
s. Return to r. l.. Powell, Bossburg.