From "The History of North Washington" Published 1904

Transcribed by: Nancy Grubb (nancyg@theofficenet.com)
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JESSE HARTILL
	Jesse Hartill. Among the younger agriculturists of the Colville 
valley it is very fitting to mention in our volume the subject of this 
article,who,although just beginning life as it were,has already achieved 
a nice success in gaining a good property holding. He resides about four 
miles north from Chewelah on a farm owned in his own right which he 
bought in 1901. Thirty-five acres of the eighty are already under 
cultivation,and ten acres are devoted to a fine orchard. A fine large 
barn has just been added to the estate by Mr.Hartill,which beautifies 
the place as well as gives it value.
   Jesse Hartill was born in Pine City,Whitman county,Washington,on November
9,1880,the son of Enoch and Jane (King) Hartill,of whom we have spoken else-
where in this volume. Jesse is one of twins,his brother being David. He re-
ceived his primary training in the schools of Pine City and then with the 
family came to Chewelah in 1889. Here he completed his education and when
a score of years passed after his birth he began the responsibilies of life
foe himself. He has ever manifested,together with thrift and industry,an
uprightness and integrity which mark him as one of the substantial young
men of the county.

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