From "The History of North Washington" Published 1904

Transcribed by: Nancy Grubb (nancyg@theofficenet.com)
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PERRY D. STORY 
	Perry D. Story is one of the promising young men of Stevens county,
who can claim the distinction of having been born in the fertile Colville 
valley.  The date of this event was May 5,1884,and the place Chewelah. 
Joshua and Rhoda (Lucas) Story, prominent people of the Colville valley,who 
are specifically mentioned in another portion of this volume,are the parents 
of our subject. Perry D. has five brothers and sisters:Edith,deceased;Ada,
deceased;Mathew,Herbert,and J.W. The common and high schools of Chewelah 
are the scene of young Story's early studies. After completing his 
education he secured a diploma for teaching,but never gave attention 
thereto.He continued with his father until 1902,and then with his brother 
and cousin,both of whom are especially mentioned elsewhere in this volume.
Our subject engaged in the sawmilling business. He was a practical sawmill 
man,having had much experience with his father,who was a skilled 
manufacturer of lumber. A good success is rewarding the labors and skill 
of Mr.Story and he bids fair to be one of the leading men of industry in 
Stevens county. Fraternally he is affiliated with the M.W.A. in Chewelah 
and is a popular young man.  

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