Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-07-25
BASIN CITY

The big Pioneer picnic which
has been postponed twice will de-
| flnitely be held here on Saturday
and Sunday July 9th and 28th.
Arrangements have also been made
for the first showing of the Basin
| City RDdeo and Roundup which
will be an every other week attrac-
ton at Basin City. Some of the
gagged and fancy roping. bull dog
ging and racing will be included
in the program. Concessions are
now being leased and anyone inter
ested in having a concession on this
date may apply at the Basin City
Office for further information.
George Crocker, who for the
past two weeks has been haying at
the Lincoln Stock farm, has return
ed to Basin City and will continue
his work here.
| The alterations at the Polly
/ Ann" have been about completed
and Mr.. Bob Berglund advises your
correspondent that they will open
this week for sure. Mr. and Mrs.
Berglund will feature fried chicken
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them a visit.
Jake Wisehar, formerly of Grand
Coulee has purchased his lots and
construction on his four room
house will start tomorrow. The Lar
son Trucking Company are hauling
his lumber.
Tom Larson advises that he has
completed arrangements with NV.
A. K. for the use of one of his
trucks. Mr.. Larson will replace the
the present stake body with an hi
draulic dump body. This work is
expected to last for at least six
months. -
The big WHlys knight sedan
which can be plainly seen perched
upon the top of the rim rock is
causing quite lot of comment a.
mong the tourists who seem to
think that someone who probably
spent too much time among the
many bars at Grand Coulee sudden
ly stopped on their way home.
However this is not the case as the
car has been placed there by the
Basin City Company. all ready to
be pushed over the Sunday of the
big Pioneer picnic So far no one
has applied for the job of driving
her over. Let's here from some of
you boys.
1t is expected that the Kline
Food Market will be open for bust
ness this week. Mr.. Kinnes build
ing is just completed and arrange
ments have been made in Spokane
for complete line of fancy and
staple groceries. Mr.. Kline and his
family will move into his new home
at that time.
Nj. and Mrs. Grover wired
Banner spent Tuesday evening re-
newtng acquaintance with old
friends at the carnival now show
ing in Coulee Center j
The logs have been placed on the
filling station and the finishing
touches of rock work are being put
in place. This will be one Of the
most beautiful filling stations in
the west and is expected to be OPP
en- to the public not later than
July 9th.
ening Of the "Hitching POST This
will be one OF the finest places of
it's kind in the west when COM
pleted, as 1t is in the orchard at
the north end of town among the
apple and peach trees. 1t is ex-
pected that it will be among the
most popular places in the entire
dam area. The hardware and in
sullation for the walk in ice box
has arrived and this feature of the
place vii be completed this week.
Don't forget the big picnic on
the 9th and 2sth and you are cor
daily invited to make Basin City
your headquarters for picnics and
gatherings at any time. Why don't |
you make use Of your beautiful
free picnic grounds where shade
and pure spring water abound at
all times.