Peshastin Community Mourns Mrs Darlington Death
The Peshastin community gathers at Community church for memorials to Mrs Darlington who died after a long illness. She leaves husband Alfred Darlington five children and eight siblings. A Peshastin meeting notes her church devotion and asks continued prayers for the family.
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Darlington
Darlingtor
Myrtle Sparks
Ellsworth County
Kansas
Peshastin
Alfred Darlington
Methodist Church
Montana storm tale from Helena visitors in Leavenworth
Mr and Mrs Louis Heitman of Helena Montana visited their daughter Mrs FE Sawyer in Leavenworth last week en route to California. Heitman, a Montana pioneer, recalled a harsh night fifty years ago when he and a companion hid in a snowdrift through a storm and later survived a precipice accident after their team fell.
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Johnny Bergren
Homer Gilbert
B. W. Taylor
Newell
Henry Sauer
Wenatchee
Dan Nicholson
Leavenworth
Ned Darlington
Walter McDonald
Hoxey
Esther Reeves
Beerett
Mabel
Boston
Jack Mohrinway
Forest Teedy
Jack
Elizabeth Hauber
Leedy
Cashmere
Kelley
Lanphere
Otto Koehler
Patterson
Seattle
Montana
Louis Heitman
Helena Mont
California
FE. L. Sawyer
San Francisco
Heitman
Mrs. Ethel Hughes Clunas Dies in Seattle
Mrs. Ethel Hughes Clunas, wife of David Clunas, died suddenly in Seattle after a period of illness. A UW music graduate with a rich soprano voice, she lived on a Dryden ranch and served as a choir soloist, leaving a lasting impact on Cashmere’s community and church.
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Cashmere
David Clunas
Seattle
Clunas
Ethel Hughes
FE. J. Hughes
Dryden
University of Washington
M. EF
Royal Development files mining patent for multiple lodes in Chelan County
United States Land Office notice from Waterville Washington dated March 4 1920 announces the Royal Development Company through attorney Herman Howe files for patent on ELF St Ann s A M D G Little Flower Bennington and other lodes in Township 30 North Range 16 East. total claimed area about 122 975 acres with detailed bearings and lengths. adverse claims must be filed within sixty days from first publication April 2 1920.
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United States Land Office
Waterville
Washington
Royal Development Company
Herman Howe
Leavenworth
Little Flower Lode
Bennington Lode
St. Francis Tunnel
St. Ann’s Lode
BE. W. M
Leavenworth Mining District
Chelan County
Cor. No. 1
Cor
Boainnine
T. A. K. Lode
Tanki Lode
Cor. No
Big Vein Chief Lode
Big Vein Lode
Upper Chief Lode
ELF
ST. Ann‘s
A. Ud G. Little Flower
Bennington
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