Auditorium to Be Left At University Of Washington Exposition
The Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition will leave seven buildings on the Seattle campus for University use including a grand auditorium costing over 300000 dollars. The hall will host conventions and conferences during the fair and remain as a lasting reminder of the event's impact on Pacific trade and education.
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Seattle
University of Washington
Washington
Alaska
Hawaii
Philippines
Northwest
University
State of Washington
Sacredness of Personality and Easter Services at Congregational Church
The Congregational church announces next Sabbath morning services on the Sacredness of Personality with a Union service at night with the M E church. The Independent Order of Odd Fellows anniversary will be observed April 25 at the Congregational church. New members raised the rolls to 31 since September. Easter exercises received praise for the training by Mrs. Martell and Mrs. Rumph. Baptisms will be held at morning service next Sunday followed by a union service in the evening led by Rev. Davis. A union Young Peoples service is set for 6 30 led by Mr. Filson. Weekly prayer meeting is Thursday at 8. The Mile of Pennies drive is under way. Additional steps have been taken toward the campaign. Services at Peshastin are at 3 o clock next Sunday afternoon.
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Congregational Church
M. E. Church
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Martell
Rumphr
Rev. Davis
Union Young Peoples
Filson
Government Sells Stumpage For 2.25 Per Thousand
A vast timber sale in the Pacific Northwest nears completion as the United States government plans to cut nearly 100 million feet of stumpage in the Snoqualmie National Forest Snohomish County near Silverton. Bids open April 27 set a minimum price of 2.25 per thousand feet with progressive increases.
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United States
Pacific Northwest
Whitechuck
Snoqualmie National Forest
Snohomish County
Silverton
Forest Service
Timber Sale Negotiated By Snoqualmie National Forest
In Seattle the Supervisor's office of the Snoqualmie National Forest negotiated a timber sale under the Forest Service terms. The year during the sale period is referenced in relation to the approved application.
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Forest Service
Snoqualmie National Forest
Seattle
Easter six course dinner ends with musical program
Mrs. Albert Walker and Mrs. Max Kringle hosted a six course Easter dinner. Prof Kringle and his daughter Martha provided a musical program in Bloom's hall after the meal. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Emil Bauman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mischke, Mr. and Mrs. Roman Fromm, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Jones, Misses Viola and Mamie Fromm, Miss Lebenshuh, Messrs. Van der West, F. Oster, Nick Nason and S. Johnston.
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Albert Walker
Max Kringle
Prof. Kringle
Martha
Bloom’s Hall
Emil Bauman
Charles Mischke
Roman Fromm
O. L. Peterson
Myron Jones
Viola
Mamie Fromm
Lebenshuh
Messrs
van der West
F. Oster
Nick Nason
S. Johnston
Liquor License Crackdown Sweeps Chiwaukum Dealer
E C Carter of Chiwaukum faced superior court on charges of selling liquor without a license after county commissioners denied his license. He was arrested following sheriff information of ongoing sales. Last week Ellis in Cashmere pleaded guilty in a similar case and was fined 250 dollars. Authorities vow to halt unlicensed liquor sales.
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E. C. Carter
Chiwaukum
Superior Court
Ellis
Cashmere
Wenatchee World
Bee Sting As Remedy Attracts Attention In Beale Case
The Oroville Gazette reports Dr. F. S. Beale benefited quickly from bee stings applied to rheumatic areas. The counter irritant relief raises questions if the improvement is lasting or temporary. W. B. Paton expects a car shipment including eight Ford touring cars, with several sold in Cashmere and Wenatchee, and others in Waterville. The Cashmere Record notes the cars’ popularity for riding and climbing.
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F. S. Beale
Beale
Oroville
W. B. Paton
Cashmere
Messrs
J. C. Lilly
Grant Paton
F. E. Spiller
John A. Gellatly
Wenatchee
Waterville
Rail Commission to Inspect Northern Pacific Lines April Trip
The railroad commission will begin a statewide inspection Monday April 19. It will examine station facilities train service and public accommodations on the Grays Harbor branch the Willapa Harbor line the main line to Vancouver and north to the Canadian boundary including Port Townsend Southern and likely return via the Great Northern to Seattle before mapping eastward itineraries.
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Olympia
Railroad Commission
Grays Harbor
Northern Pacific
Willapa Harbor
Vancouver
Port Townsend
Great Northern
Seattle
Washington
Nelson's Widow Returns to Tacoma in Silent Grief
Mrs. Anna M. Nelson, widow of Andrew P. Nelson, arrived in Tacoma after a long journey with no visible emotion. She explained the couple's unhappy marriage and her decision to run away, while expressing mixed feelings about her husband’s death and noting she believes he died naturally.
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Nelson
Tacoma
Anna M. Nelson
Andrew P. Nelson
Notice of Homestead Final Proof for Sears Telma Wash
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Waterville gives notice that William P Sears of Telma Washington filed intent to make final five year proof to establish his homestead claim on sections 4 9 township 27 range 16 W M K W M before J E Shore U S Commissioner at Leavenworth May 18 1909 Witnesses named Himer B K Batchelor Marvine O Logan George W Brown Joseph A Duncan all of Telma Washington Apr 16-May 14 W F Haynes Register.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Waterville
William P. Sears
Telma
Wash
J. E. Shore
U. S
Leavenworth
Himer BK. Batchelor
Marvine O. Logan
George W. Brown
Joseph A. Duncan
Washington
Coal Land Entry Notice at Waterville Washington
William McQue of Ephrata Grant County Washington filed a coal declaratory statement on March 16 1909 for nine 4 and lots 1 2 of section 24 township 25 north range 17 EK W M He now applies to purchase under federal statute Anyone claiming adverse interest or wishing to protest must file affidavits in Waterville Office by May 15 Li W F Haynes Register Apr May 7
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Waterville
Wash
William McQue
Ephrata
Grant
State of Washington
EK. W. M
Li. W. F. Haynes
Homestead Claim Pending Final Proof For Alfred Moon
Alfred Moon of Leavenworth Washington filed for a homestead on swig section 34 township 26 north range 18 east but failed to establish final five year proof. The hearing will occur May 5 before U S Commissioner J K Shore in Leavenworth with witnesses Randolph A Heinrichs John B Cahill Ernest J Heinrichs and William Douglas all of Leavenworth.
Order to Show Case in Chelan County Estate Sale
In Chelan County Superior Court an administrator seeks an order to sell parts of the Katie Wilcox estate. The court sets an April 21 hearing in Wenatchee to show cause why the real estate described as Merriam addition lots 6 7 and 8 in block 6 should not be sold. A four week publication in Leavenworth Echo is ordered.
Estate sale petition in Chelan County Washington
In the matter of the estate of William Nason deceased A F Estes as administrator petitions the Superior Court to order sale of the real estate described as Northwest quarter section 26 township 24 north range 18 W M Chelan County Washington The order is to be published four consecutive weeks in the Leavenworth Echo and court is set for May 12 1909 at 10 o clock in Wenatchee Judge William A Grimshaw Mech 26 Apr 16
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State of Washington
Chelan County
William Nason
A. F. Estes
Wenatchee
Leavenworth Echo
Che
Sale of Leavenworth real estate in Lindsay estate
In the matter of the estate of Daniel Y. Lindsay deceased Amelia M Lindsay administratrix petitions for an order of sale of Lot 4 Block 1 Second Addition Town of Leavenworth Chelan County Washington The Superior Court set a hearing for May 12 1909 at 10 in the forenoon Done in open court March 20 1909 Judge WM A Grimbhaw
Homestead final five year notice for George W Brown
U S Land Office Waterville Washington issues notice that George W Brown of Telma Washington, holder of May 13 1902 Homestead Application 4887 02085 for Section 18 Township 27 North Range 17 East, will file for final five year proof on April 19 1909 before J E Shore U S Commissioner at Leavenworth Washington Witnesses: Oliver Bates George W Liverly Maryine O Logan Spencer A Blankenship
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Waterville
Wash
George W. Brown
Telma
Township
Range 17
C. W. Meridian
J. E. Shore
U. S
Leavenworth
Oliver Bates
George W. Liverly
Maryine O. Logan
Tehma
Spencer A. Blankenship
W.F. Haynes
Register
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Peshastin
W. F. Haynes
Edgar C. Booth
J. B. Adams
H. E. Carr
Adams
Carr
L. Peterson
Keating
the Olympia
Best Sister
J. M. Duffy
Alfred Moon
E.wam
J. K. Shore
U.S
Randolph A. Heinrichs
John B. Cahill
Ernest J. Heinrichs
William Douglas
Katie Wilcox
M. Wilcox
Daniel Y. Lindsay
Amelia M. Lindsay
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chewawa
Wenatchee, Wash
Austin & CO
G. W. Hoxley
Leavenworth, Wash
Burt J. Williams
Ernest Forbes
Fit Board
C. G. Hall
Queens College, Ontario
Emil Frank
J. BE. Shore, M. D
Trinity Medical College
Toronto University
W.M. McCoy
H. A. Haskell
Columbia Valley Bank Building
J. D. Langdon
Joe Massie
Attorneys AT Law
Lewis J. Nelson
J. J. King
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Henry Crass
John E Porter
Crass & Porter Lawyers
Columbia Valley Bank
Thomas & Sorenson
R. S. Ludington
Fred Kemp
M. Bank
Reeves & Reeves Attorneys
Counselors AT Law
Omces
Wenatchee Drug Company
Jenatchee
D. Griffith
City
Ling Agents Eee
HOTEL
Chikamin
City Drag Line
Rainier Beer
Lee J. Howerton
Kittitas Ave
A. E. Edwards Contractor
The
Echo Office
F.S. Taylor
Europe
Broadway
New York
F St
Washington, D. C
DSP
Chas. H. Lilly Co
Pacific Coast
Opole’s Gazetteer
Oregon
K. L. Polk & Co., Inc
A. W. Leavenworth Lodge No
Odd Fellows Hall
Elsie Anderson
H. Alice Marble
Ida Bauman
F. C. EB
Cascade Aerie
Order of Ye
C.F. Hang
Antes Stockeates
Worthy
W. W. Elmer
V. P
A. Buree
Hamilton Lodge No
F. Hall
D. M. Thomas
F. Hartman
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