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- River runs north.
- 1934
- River runs north. - Visitors at the Grand Coulee dam site have difficulty at first orienting themselves. They think of the Columbia river as running east and west at this location with Okanogan county on the north side and Grant on the south....
- State history. Columbia Basin. Columbia Basin Planning Commission. Washington Irrigation Institute. Columbia River. 1934-04-19
- North hill mining company files papers.
- 1924
- North hill mining company files papers. - Incorporation papers for the North Hill Mining company, with a capitalization of $14,000, have been filed at Olympia. The incorporators are Ralston McCaig, W. B. Phillips, J. M. McLean and J. B. Valentine....
- Northwest history. Mining. Corporations & mergers. 1924-06-23
- North bunker hill sinks.
- 1918
- North bunker hill sinks. - Cuts station at 300-foot level -- crosscut for ledge. - The North Bunker Hill Mining company has attained a depth of 300 feet by shaft and cut a station on that horizon. A crosscut will be started toward a vein believed...
- Northwest history. Mining. Developments. 1918-05-15
- Start new work on north bunker.
- 1919
- Start new work on north bunker. - Directors of property announce resumption of activity. - In a letter to stockholders this week, directors of the North Bunker Hill Mining company, operating in Wardner, Idaho, announce that active development work...
- Northwest history. Mining. Developments. 1919-10-06
- Finds ore like drum lummon.
- 1932
- Finds ore like drum lummon. - North star has three feet of $200 grade in 10-foot shoot, manager reports. - The discovery of a gold-bearing ore body 10 feet wide on the North Star group, in Ophir gulch, nine miles north of Avon on the Northern...
- Northwest history. Mining. Discovery. 1932-01-05
- Indians decline in North America
- 1929
- Indians decline in North America. - An exhaustive study of the Indians of North America was commenced 25 years ago by the late James Mooney, of the bureau of American ethnology, but in the midst of his work the gentleman died. After some delay the...
- State history. Native Americans. Population. 1929-06-24
- Life among North Central Washington first families--The Red men
- 1933
- Life among North Central Washington first families--The Red men. - As told by a pioneer Moses Coulee woman who knew them / by Grace Christiansen Gardner.
  No. 20--Games and weather. - Indians like games. - Quiet summer mornings with the sun...
- State History. Native Americans. Sports. 1933-11-15. p. 1.
- Indians threaten Chewelah champs
- 1936
- Indians threaten Chewelah champs. - Though conquered by an overwhelming score in the north half championship game several weeks ago with Chewelah, the Indians threatened the avenge themselves on Friday when they sent a tremor through the opposing...
- State History. Native Americans. Sports. 1936-11-05
- Dredging begun by big Monighan. - Dam crews start program on north spillway.
- 1936
- Dredging begun by big Monighan. - Dam crews start program on north spillway. - The theater of operations for constructing the north half of the spillway dam was prepared here today with the virtual "drying out" of the area inside the north...
- Northwest history. Bonneville dam. Construction. 1936-08-18
- Life among North Central Washington first families--The Red men
- 1933
- Life among North Central Washington first families--The Red men. - As told by a pioneer Moses Coulee woman who knew them / by Grace Christiansen Gardner. No. 20--Games and weather. - Indians like games. - Quiet summer mornings with the sun climbing...
- State History. Native Americans. Sports. 1933-11-15.
- Fred L. Prescott, Spokane realtor, came from Minnesota in 1886, when there was only one building on the north side of the river west of Monroe, except on the Muzzy farm north of Mission.
- 1933
- Fred L. Prescott, Spokane realtor, came from Minnesota in 1886, when there was only one building on the north side of the river west of Monroe, except on the Muzzy farm north of Mission.
- State history. State of Washington Pioneers. P. 1933-11-21
- Cent par to the share.
- 1928
- Cent par to the share. - North side company files incorporation articles. - Articles of incorporation for the North Side Mining company were filed here by Sarah M. Weigle, Wallace; G. S. Weigle, Pasco, Wash., and A. M. White and Ruth M. White, both...
- Northwest history. Mining. Corporations & mergers. 1928-11-15
- North Bunker in rich seams - engineer sees possibility of ore occurrence in heretofore doubtful area
- 1928
- North Bunker in rich seams - engineer sees possibility of ore occurrence in heretofore doubtful area - The North Bunker Hill company, operating at Wardner, Idaho, is running a drift in the center of an ore-bearing zone, 30 feet wide, that contains...
- Northwest history. Mining. Discovery. 1928-11-17
- Find coal signs in North Idaho? dispatch to Spokane Chronicle from Troy says prospector in field reports indications
- 1936
- Find coal signs in North Idaho? dispatch to Spokane Chronicle from Troy says prospector in field reports indications - Homes in Lewiston and north Idaho may soon be heated with coal mined in the district around Genesee and Troy, according to a...
- Northwest history. Mining. Examination. 1936-01-01
- Drive crosscut in Wardner mine - operations on 500-foot level of North Bunker Hill satisfactory
- 1920
- Drive crosscut in Wardner mine - operations on 500-foot level of North Bunker Hill satisfactory - Operations at the North Bunker Hill property in Wardner are progressing in a very satisfactory manner. A crosscut is now under way from the 500-foot...
- Northwest history. Mining. Exploration. 1920-09-14
- Cross-cutting on North Star
- 1923
- Cross-cutting on North Star.
  Cross-cutting to the vein on the North Star mine, near Black Cloud in the Coeur d'Alenes, is proceeding satisfactorily, it is said by G.W. Dougherty, secratary and manager. Mr. Dougherty expects soon to encounter the...
- Northwest history. Mining. Exploration. 1923-12-10
- Life among North Central Washington families--The Red men
- 1935
- Life among North Central Washington families--The Red men / by Grace Christiansen Gardner
- State history. Native Americans. Historical. 1935-10-11.
- Benefited by New Deal to Indian wards in 16 colonies:
- 1937
- Benefited by New Deal to Indian wards in 16 colonies: Billy Holbrook, 70, who was blinded by trachoma, and his granddaughter who acts as his guide, in front of the canvas-covered cabin on the Pyramid Lake Reservation in Nevada, where he lived for...
- State history. Native Americans. Photographs. 1937-01-14
- 300 Indians attend Parely.
- 1929
- 300 Indians attend Parely. - Some 300 Indians, representing 12 Pacific northwest reservations, gathered here today as the North American Society of Indians. Leaders of the gathering are Peter James, Lummi Indian, president; Wilfred Steve, Tulalip,...
- State history. Native Americans. Societies. 1929-06-02
- Life among North Central Washington first families--The Red men
- 1933
- Life among North Central Washington first families--The Red men. - As told by a pioneer Moses Coulee woman who knew them / by Grace Christiansen Gardner
  No. 20--Games and weather. - Indians like games. - Quiet summer mornings with the sun...
- State History. Native Americans. Sports. 1933-11-15. p. 2.