Finley News Roundup Details Local Appointments and Events
Northern Express agent C F Hayward arranged Moreland and Sasse as Finley agents and 550 berry crates were shipped. Various travels, church plans, and social events are noted, plus Youths Companion 1909 contents and subscription offer. Local updates include tariff changes, misdirected mail reuniting relatives, and regional notices.
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C. F. Hayward
Northern Express
Finley
Moreland & Sasse
William C Dixon Carley 83 dies in Walla Walla
William C Dixon Carley aged 83 dies at his home 501 East Cherry Street Walla Walla on May 15 1909 after months of tuberculosis. He moved from Carley Washington to Walla Walla recently and funeral services were held Monday at 1 30 p m at McMartin undertaking parlors conducted by Rev J K Fowler with the F O E in charge at the grave. He is laid to rest beside his sister in the city cemetery.
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William C. Dixon
East Cherry St
Walla Walla
Carley
Wash
McMartin Undertaking
J. K. Fowler
Hover Big Fire Destroys Seven Buildings in Hover
A Sunday night blaze in Hover began about 10 30 p m and consumed seven buildings on the business street. Firefighters saved remaining structures with a bucket brigade while no injuries were reported as residents react to a new local gold discovery.
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Bucket Brigade
E. J Merrin
Western Mercantile Company
van Norshall
Hover
Dr. Ponting
Harvey Powers
O'Donnel
Kennewick
Hay appoints Ben Sheets as superior judge in Chehalis County
Olympia governor Hay names Ben Sheets to the Superior Court for Chehalis County under legislative authorization. M R McMahon sells six acres of bearing orchard near Wenatchee for 15000 dollars, a record Wenatchee Valley land price. Tacoma National Guard Company A Second Infantry is mustered out for lack of efficiency. Olympia two women Isa bel Gilman of Olympia and Katheryn Wilson of Seattle admitted to practice before Washington Supreme Court. Spokane Whitman County Press Association meeting at Oakesdale adopts protest against government printing envelopes for rural districts. Olympia Gov Hay receives telegram from Secretary Knox offering no objection to marching Japanese sailors if governor consents.
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Olympia
Hay
Ben Sheets
Chehalis
Wenatchee
M. R. McMahon
Wenatchee Valley
Tacoma
Co. A. Second Infantry
National Guard of Washington
Isabel A. Gilman
Katheryn Wilson
Seattle
Supreme Court of Washington
Spokane
Whitman County Press Association
Oakesdale
Knox
State Department
Silk and Linen Fabric Line Offers Wide Range
A line of waists silk linen and embroidery materials in many shades and patterns priced 98c to 4.25. Muslin underwear in various weights and Puritan knit underwear for infants.
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Puritan
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White Bluffs
Gem
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Hanford
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W. M. van Hook
Haydon
Geo. Finley
Kiona
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Murray
Youths Companion
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Mass House
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Major Nichols
Fort Wright
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Idaho
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Joseph Kessler
Robert
Wm. D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Frank Steunenburg
Socialist Party
Jack the Hugger
George Hanson
Montesano
Chehalis County
Raymond Giessler
Lillie Casada
Urquhart
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T. E. Callahan
Mann
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Fort George Wright
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