Retailers Gather at Wenatchee Next Wednesday Banquet
Chelan county retail merchants convene in Wenatchee on Wednesday evening May 25 at 7 o’clock. The program features addresses by Doctor W J Hindley and Carl Bush, with Mr F W Schultz of the Commercial Bank and Trust Company of Wenatchee as chair and speaker on The Bank and the Retailer. The event aims to educate merchants on efficient business methods and public understanding of distribution systems.
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Chelan County
Retail Merchants of
Wenatchee
Washington State Retailers’ Association
F. W. Schultz
Commercial Bank and Trust Company of
W. J. Hindley
Spokane
Carl Bush
University of Washington
State Retailers’ Association
Schultz
W. T. Powell
The
Powell & Company of
Bush
Tate
Doctor Hindley
New Game Laws Require Citizenship for Licenses
The article discusses a new game law requiring applicants for hunting and fishing licenses to obtain a permit through a consul and present it to the County Auditor, noting hardship for non citizens and urging Sportmen to support the law and report violations to the County Game Warden and local associations.
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Vous County
Commercial Club Meeting Set For Next Wednesday
The Leavenworth Commercial Club announces a meeting next Wednesday evening May 25 at the Great Northern Lumber Co Club House. All interested in the city are urged to attend and help advance local interests. The board recently elected officers, including President C A Campbell and Vice President Frank Hennessy. Mrs Jack Roth and her daughter visited Wenatchee last Friday.
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Leavenworth Commercial Club
Great Northern Lumber Co
Folowing
C. A. Campbell
Frank Hennessy
F. A. Constable
Railroad Items of Timely Interest
J A Wells of Tye was in town on Tuesday. The ladies auxiliary to the Firemen's lodge held a monthly social after the lodge at the Firemen's hall. Five Hundred was the game and Mrs C G Smythe won first prize a painted picture. Eng Shewbridge left for Skykomish to work in helper service between Sky and the hill top. Royal of Merritt was in Leavenworth on Monday. Edith Pitschow left on No 2 Thursday for Everett for a few days. Mrs C J McClure recently injured her arm badly and wore splints. Mrs R L Smith celebrated her birthday Monday evening May 16 with twelve ladies, a mirror and other gifts, plus a bounteous luncheon. lilacs adorned the setting. E R Hoffman of St Paul arrives Wednesday to aid with the new transmission line between the power plant and Dryden. Hanover drove to Wenatchee Thursday and returned with a new sedan. she also has Mrs Geo D Cannon of Seattle as a house guest. Mr and Mrs Christensen and daughter of Tye visited E L Tucker’s home this week. J E Oursler of Cascade Tunnel spent Sunday at Fish Lake and brought home trout. F M Lee is relieving Mr Logan as terminal agent for several days. Miss Martha Simmons visited her parents in Gold Bar last week. Mrs Geo Smith spent Sunday at the Columbia River. C J Murear returned from Everett on No 2 Wednesday. Conductor H L Smith has made several trips out of Leavenworth the past week.
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J. A. Wells
Tye
C. G. Smythe
Engr
Shewbridge
Skykomish
Sky
Agent Royal of
Merritt
Leavenworth
Edith Pitschow
Everett
C. J. McClure
R. L. Smith
Martha Simmons
Gold Bar
Mrs. Geo. Smith
Columbia River
C. J. Murear
Condr. H. L. Smith
Indians Get Big Sum for Timber
C Coleman son of J Coleman of Biles and Coleman saw mill operators of Omak and J C Biles visited Wenatchee. logging on Colville Reservation pays the government 3 to 3 10 per thousand feet. About 500000 feet per allotment, 80 to 160 acres. Government credits the Indian, not cash. Indian agent at Nespelem handles requests up to credited amount. Company employs about 80 men. wages 45 to 50 cents hour for common labor and up to 90 cents for skilled work.
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C. Coleman
J. Coleman
Biles and Coleman
Omak
J. C. Biles
Wenatchee
Coleman
Colville
Nespelem
Sermon for 1921 Graduates Opens Service at Community Building
A large assembly gathered Sunday morning at the Community building for the Baccalaureate sermon for the class of 1921. Rev. C. C. Curry of Cashmere spoke on Faith The Need of the Hour. The service featured solos by Miss Merle Greene and a double quartet, with the benediction by Rev. Hoskins and closing recessional.
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Hoskins
Merle Greene
The Gypsy Rover presented by glee club delight
Last Friday evening the city schools staged The Gypsy Rover with the girls glee club and high school boys in Gypsy dress. Costumes stage scenery and lights created a festive mood as Miss Barr directed and Miss Helen Hale played piano.
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Gypsy Rover
Barr
Helen Hale
Piling Goes Out At Chiwaukum Works Logs Slough Down Canyon
Warm weather and rising river last week caused the piling at Chiwaukum loading works of the Great Northern Lumber Co to fail. Eighteen to twenty million feet of logs are being driven down the canyon as crews try to hold the upper pond and clear jams. No major local damage reported beyond water covering a road near Van Brocklin. land soaking will likely yield a good crop.
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Chiwaukum
Great Northern Lumber Co
van Brocklin
Trial for Shooting Cows and Horses in Chelan County
Eight of ten cattle and horses shot on the Antoine property. Geo Cox found guilty of the animal shooting and fined 75 dollars plus costs. He also pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon and paid a further five dollar fine and costs. Robert Cox case dismissed. Cox brothers recently moved to the county.
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Antoine
Robert
George Cox
George Beidler
O. A. Hoag
Robert Cox
Geo. Cox
J. S. Adams
Harry Carpenter Felix Tester
L. L. Harn
Humphrey Place
Cox Brothers
Coterie Club Picnic Ends Social Season With Ball Game
The Coterie Club closed its season with a Sunday picnic featuring a ball game. The All-Stars beat the Scrubs 5 to 2 as boys and girls played. meals were cooked outdoors and later continued at J. C. Biles porch with ice cream. About thirty-five attended including out-of-town guest Mrs. J. B. Adams of Seattle.
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Hennessey
O’hara
Coterie Club
All-Stars
Scrubs
J. C. Biles
J. B. Adams
Seattle
Community Notes from Eagle Creek
Mr and Mrs Frank Heath visited Otto Andersons and Mr and Mrs H A Anderson and Curtis Chase called at the Wright home Sunday. Rain fell Sunday night and Monday. Mrs Sands and her son Albert called at the H A Anderson home Tuesday afternoon. Leon Horsman is helping Mr Morgan with ranch work at present.
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Frank Heath
Otto Anderson
H. A. Anderson
Curtis Chase
Wright
Sands
Albert
Leon Horsman
Mr. Morgan
Forest of ancient pines may fall to fire in minutes
A forest of pines and firs that took two centuries to grow could be destroyed in about half that time by a spreading forest fire.
Band Concert on Streets Next Saturday Evening
Free street concert planned for next Saturday evening led by bandmaster Mr McDaniel noted for successes in regional competitions. The new band is developing, inviting attendees from far and near to attend tomorrow’s event.
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McDaniel
Puget Sound Markets Report Mixed Grain Fruit and Livestock
The Seattle market reports the first Washington strawberries selling at $7.50 per crate of 24 pints with steady local prices at $3.50 a crate. Butter and cream are near bottom, with egg demand rising and chicken prices steady. Cattle, hogs, and lambs show varied receipts and prices, while a new Puget Sound eggs export plan to England considers $1.50 per case for refrigeration space. Eight hundred cases booked for Moerdijk to load late June for Europe.
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Washington
California
Alaska
Proda Eges
Puget Sound
Seattle
England
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
Sound
Europe
St Pauls Evangel Lutheran Church Sunday Service Notice
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church invites attendance with Sunday school at 10 and worship at 10 45. The Trinity Sunday sermon will be on Matthew 28 16 20. Pastor WM Lueckel invites all to attend.
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Abraham
Wenatchee Team Here Next Sunday Game Set at 2 30
The Wenatchee ball team travels to host a game next Sunday at 2 30 in the afternoon. Leavenworth is strengthening its lineup and promises a hard fought victory for the home fans. Admission 56c.
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Wenatchee
Leavenworth
Breezy Bits of News From Peshastin
Local notes from Peshastin report shop ads and social updates. Miss Bobblett of Dryden visited the Hobson home while various residents hosted relatives from Chicago and Wenatchee. P T A officers were elected with a $30 treasury and plans to buy plates.
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Peshastin
Former Leavenworth Girl Crowned Queen of May in California
Gwendolyn Wernsman, sister of Claud McLeod and a former Leavenworth girl, was elected Queen of May at Oakdale California during May Day festivities hosted by the Volunteer Firemen. She works as a telephone girl at Oakdale and moved there a year ago.
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Gwendolyn Wernsman
Claud McLeod
Leavenworth
Oakdale
California
Wernsman
Methodist Church Services and Topics
Sunday School at 9 45. Epworth League at 7. Topic The Summer Institute led by Mrs C E Curtis. Morning service at 11 with The Uninvested Pound as the subject. Evening service on The Translation of Elijah. Pastor WM Hoskins.
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Epworth League
Summer Institute
C. E. Curtis
Elijah
Cashmere Team Edges Leavenworth Hit by Late Error
Cashmere won Sunday as Leavenworth lost to cashmere by a 5 to 0 score in a game at Cashmere. Billy Smith pitched six innings with a sore arm and Thompson finished. A costly error by Cap on a ball misplayed by Billy Wunder led to the decisive miscue.
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Leavenworth
Seueay
Cashmere
Billy Smith
Thompson
Billy Wunder
Cap
Japanese Ball Club Coming to Leavenworth Game
Frank Yama arranges for the Asahi Ball Club of Seattle to play Leavenworth on Sunday May 29. The notice emphasizes the fast Japanese team and pinpoints the date May 2th in the text.
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Frank Yama
Asahi Ball Club
Seattle
Leavenworth
Kruemling's Car Over the Blue River Slope
A Ford coupe owned by Lloyd Kruemling of Cashmere went off the road near the old Thomas ranch below Leavenworth Sunday night. Kruemling claims the vehicle was stolen and he wasn't driving. It was at Leavenworth Supply Co. with a young intoxicated driver. no injuries known.
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Lloyd Kruemling
Cashmere
Thomas Ranch
Leavenworth
Kkreumling
Leavenworth Supply Co
Hart
Supply Co
Kreamling
Heavy rainfall boosts center state crop prospects
A major rain event sweeped North Central Washington from Sunday evening to Monday afternoon boosting soil moisture and promising heavy grain and hay yields. Wenatchee logged 8.53 inches with Leavenworth at 1.40 inches as floods and washouts disrupted Monday eastbound trains.
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Washington
Leavenworth
Wenatchee
Chelan
Douglas
Grant
Okanogan County
Waterville
Mansfield
Quincy
Ephrata
Monitor
H. Gahringer
Deak
Brown Place
Peshastin
Cashmere
Continental Coal Co
Mission Creek
Oregon Washington Lumber Cut Reaches Record 1920
The 1920 Oregon and Washington lumber harvest totaled 8 842 million board feet, the largest on record. Oregon produced 3 317 million and Washington 4 525 million, led by Douglas fir and yellow pine, with shingle output at 5 186 million.
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Oregon-Washington
Oregon
Washington
United States Forest Service
Ington
Forest Service
Dryden Pluvial Work and Local Movements Ahead
After heavy rain, Dryden works to clear ditches of mud and debris before channeling water. Station agent John Living is away on vacation. Will King from Everett plans to resume citizenship. Carlstead family relocates to Bohlke's Olalla ranch. Maxwell to run his place. Woodruff and Unger install well pump at river side. Great Northern Veterans to meet in Great Falls on June 13 with Leavenworth members likely attending. Andy Leach and John Conway depart for Wyoming and Michigan visits. No forests no wealth, no trees no health.
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John Living
Will King
Everett
Dryden
Carlstead
Maxwell Place
Bohlke
Olalla Ranch
Maxwell
Ray Kopp
Christian Endeavor Society
Woodruff & Unger
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Commercial Club
Jack Roth
Little Dauughters
Glee Club
Eagle Creek
ST. Paul’s Evang. Lutheran Church
WM. Lueckel
L. E. Wilson
Baker's
Bobblett of
Hobson
Ernest Bigelow
Chicago
Forrest Leedy
Leedy
Jack
Springer
Chas. Wright
Kirby
Bradley
Treasury
J. A. Wilson
Californes
Methodist Church Services
WM. Hoskins
Kruemling
Old Thomas Ranch
Center OF State
Great Northern Veteran's Association
Great Falls
Montana
Dr. Hoxsey
L. H. Haden
Andy Leach
John Conway
Wyoming
Mr. Leach
Mr. Conway
Michigan
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