Local Notes Highlight Family Visits and Community News
Mrs Stretsberry's return from a week with Mrs Bevier follows her illness improvement. Several residents arrive from Walla Walla and Davenport to visit relatives and tend to homesteads. Mary E McGuire killed a large rattlesnake near her door. The Umatilla team plans a Sunday game with Pasco Engineers. A ten pound boy arrives for L O Plemmon's family now in Two Rivers.
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Mary E McGuire
T . Dry
J. W. Lawlor
J. W. Te
Walla Walla
H.S. Hughes
Davenport
Jobo Parker
Umatilla
Kennewich
Pasco Engineers
L.O Plemmon
Two Rivers
Silver oat one made from Montana Hard What
Kolb's Cash Grocery markets an exclusive Silver oat product described as made from Montana Hard What with emphasis on quality and distinct branding.
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Montana
Kolb's Cash Grocery
Washington notes from Olympia to Pullman headlines
State actions and local incidents from Olympia to Spokane include Governor Hay reappointing Rev. Lecornu as penitentiary chaplain and Miss Helen Beardsley commissioned as Tacoma's first woman police officer. Other items report coyote culls in Okanogan county, charges against Lewis Gray, hours at Northern Pacific shops, Alaska railway expedition, and bids for rock crushing machinery for state convict camps.
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Olympia
Hay
John Lecornu
Tacoma
Helen Beardsley
Okanogan
Kalama
F. A. Kirby
Spokane
Lewis Gray
Northern Pacific
Ida
Hannah Nelson
Superior Court
Seatte
A. L. Snow
Alaska
Alaska Central Railroad
Seward
Placer Valley
Olga Nelson
Paul Ledridge
North Yakima
Oylmpia
State Board of Control
Irene Wilson
Bertha Welsh
Arch, Thompson
Walla Walla
Prescott
F. W. Reese
Ross
James
A. Frace
Husum
Forest Service
Columbia River
Mount Adams
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Points
Alberta
Spokane Press Committee
Inland Empire Press Association
Pullman
Mechanical Engineering
The
State College
Board of Regents
Evergreen State Train on New Line Signals Start of Through Traffic
Tacoma and Seattle rail service moves toward through traffic with the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul extension nearing completion. Formal opening set for June 1 with peak through trains planned for spring 1910 not before winter.
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Tacoma
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Seattle
State Road 15 survey planned from Woodland to Big Muddy
Engineer Des Granges begins survey for State Road No 15 55 miles north of Lewis River to build a 12 foot macadam bed with three foot ditches. Estimated total cost upon completion is 300000 dollars as authorized by the state legislature.
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Woodland
J. C. Des Granges
Big Muddy
North Fork
Lewis River
Puritan Knit Underwear For Infants and All Weights
Puritan brand muslin underwear offered in several weights. The knit infants undergarments are described as dainty and soft, designed for comfort and fit. Strong eye for quality in standard Puritan fabrics.
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Puritan
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Albert Vimit
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Finley Wedar
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J. H. Gravensland
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E. J. Klemme
Thornber and
Thatcher
Washington State College
Spokane, Portland & Seattle
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Nebraska
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Amboy
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