Out of the Past

80 Years Ago
Earl Stanford was awarded a silver pin for his speech on “Headed Right” which he gave before the WCTU (Woman’s Christian Temperance Union) county meeting at the Congregational Church on Tuesday.

80 Years Ago
John Erickson, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Erickson, is now employed by Deer Park Flying Service at the Deer Park Airport. Jim Erickson is still employed as a carpenter in Sacramento, Calif.

80 Years Ago
Miss Ivy Gardner has taken over the teaching of music in the Loon Lake area and is giving lessons in the school basement. She teaches piano and also plans to organize a band for the school children.

80 Years Ago
We’ve bragged frequently about Deer Park Union want ads getting results, but a little want ad in last week’s paper brought results that we can’t help crowing over. Don Keyes, local druggist, offered a circulating heater for sale for $55. He reported Monday that he had 26 calls in response to the ad and that the stove was sold Saturday morning.

80 Years Ago
Although the change has not yet been officially announced, it is understood that Lee Powell will succeed Orval Bonser as manager of the local Citizens Utilities office effective Oct. 15. Bonser is leaving to take another position, it is understood.

80 Years Ago
The organization and manning of the rural fire district has created a situation of vital interest to the residents of Deer Park.

80 Years Ago
Walt King, town marshall and water superintendent of Deer Park the last several years, has resigned and has been appointed a deputy sheriff by Sheriff Geo.

80 Years Ago
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Murray and son John of Tacoma visited over the weekend with his sister and nephew, Dora Campbell and Chester Westburn. Mr. Murray is in the state patrol in Tacoma.

80 Years Ago
The Cozy Inn has been sold to Henry D. Cox of Moses Lake, owner Horace Bowles announced this week.

80 Years Ago
The Rev. C. Elliot Gardner of Bangor, Mich., called on friends in Loon Lake Monday, enroute to Chewelah where he will spend his vacation.

80 Years Ago
August Westby, rural mail carrier at Clayton, was found dead beneath a car he had been repairing at the Christine Cowan home near Clayton, late Saturday afternoon.

Ruth Roye and her high school mount, “Red Beauty,” are one of the many features with Sello Bros. big three-ring circus coming to Deer Park on Aug. 5.

Fanny Simington was an overnight visitor at the Chas. Evans home. She is Charles’ sister and has been visiting her father, Art Simington, near Colville. She left Monday for Oregon to visit her mother. 

A party was given at the Grange hall for Mr. and Mrs. Willie Weyland, newlyweds of Elk.

The Clayton Home Economics club met at the home of Mrs. Elfa Lambier July 10 with Mrs. Emma Stewart as co-hostess.

Thanks, Deer Park! I want to thank the folks of Deer Park and vicinity for the overwhelming majority they gave me in Tuesday’s primary election.

Woodrow Mickelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Mickelson, surprised his folks (and everybody else) by getting married in Montana.

 On July 1, the Deer Park Pine Industry Inc., will succeed the Deer Park Lumber Company in operating the lumber mill and factories at Deer Park. W.M. Leuthold, who has been active head of the Deer Park Lumber Company.

Loon Lake was represented at the circus in Deer Park by nearly every family except the Folletts.

One of the dozens of jungle-bred wild and beautiful beasts that will be seen in the menagerie at the Montgomery Wild Animal Circus at its showing in Deer Park Tuesday, June 11.

Clayton Home Ec. Club met at the Christiansen home Wednesday evening. Mrs. Edith Welch was co-hostess.

Five local dairy herds placed above the association average in April, according to the report of Dick Pack, tester for the North East Washington Dairy Herd Improvement Association.

Everyone who expects to build or remodel a kitchen within the next year or two should be studying the new bulletin “Planning an Efficient Kitchen,” says Mrs. Dorothy Raymond, home extension agent for Spokane County.

80 Years Ago
If you live in a rural community or small town where there is no city electrical inspection, then you can expect a visitor. He will arrive tomorrow, next week, or within the very near future.