Ed Seaman Buys Five More Acres In Iroquois Lands
Ed Seaman of the Gem Cafe added five acres of Iroquois fruit lands near Monitor last week and another five last night for 2250 dollars with agent E. V. Martin. He plans to plant both tracts to trees and notes his wealth as proof of success.
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Gem Cafe
Monitor
Ed Seaman
E. V. Martin
Local notes mix court talk and small town life in Wenatchee
A stream of brief items covers Fowler's Folly in superior court today, charity in Wenatchee, amateur shows, a Chicago reconciliation after a cross country chase, a congressman shooting a man on a Washington streetcar, a baseball dance crowd, political curiosity, Leopold II, negro delegates, and odd local happenings. Also mentions hair combing banned at southern conventions and a dust storm near the Columbia bridge.
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Fowler
Superior Court
Wenatchee
Chicago
Congressman Heflin
Alabama
Washington
Casey
Leopold II
Europe
W. R. Wilson
Seattle
Douglas
Columbia Bridge
Indian Ocean
Palmer
Adam Fool
Adam
Bar of Justice
Mark Twain
June Bug
Police Located Missing Four-Year-Old Boy in City
Mrs. Sherman of Peshastin reported her four year old son separated from her while shopping. Police and volunteers searched for over an hour before finding him crying near the old box factory avenue, then returned him to his mother before the westbound 1 45 train departed.
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Sherman
Peshastin
Spokane Bachelor Dies in Washington and Idaho
James Woolery 57, a pioneer packer once wealthy, died recently as a public charge at Lewiston Idaho. He requested his tombstone epitaph urging others not to live as a bachelor and noting his lifelong loneliness. He spent years in a tent before becoming a ward of the state and later advocating marriage.
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Spokane
Wash
James Woolery
Lewiston
Ida
Woolery
Snake Rive
Modern Woodmen Camp Holds Entiat Powwow
Entiat hosts Chelan county Modern Woodmen camp with a sylvan feast. Delegates from across the county attend including Terry Ross W R Wilson Joe Graves Lem Ward and others. Wilson elected state convention delegate for Yakima May 6. Wenatchee chosen as next meeting site. locals report generous hospitality and bountiful food.
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Entiat
Chelan County
Terry Ross
W. R. Wilson
Joe Graves
Lem Ward
E. S. Sprague
R. L. Bartlett
George Sheriff
Dr. Saunders
Yakima
Wenatchee
Deak Brown Freed In Log Theft Case At Monitor
The Lamb-Davis Co of Leavenworth failed to collect 210 from Deak Brown after a jury found for the defendant. Evidence covered branded logs versus unbranded logs, other owners’ logs, and farmer witnesses along the Wenatchee river. Reeves & Reeves seek a new trial. a similar suit against J. Jones is pending.
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Lamb-Davis Co
Leavenworth
Deak
Brown
Monitor
Lumber Company
Lamb-Davis Company
Corbin, Ludington & Kemp
Leavenworth Company
Wenatchee River
Deak Brown
Reeves & Reeves
J. Jones
Water Rent Due for March 1908
Water rents for March 1908 are due by March 5. If unpaid, water will be shut off. P H Sherburne, Water Commissioner.
Newspaper Men Visit Local City
E Boardman formerly of Prosser Bulletin and Lynn W Miller an elder statesman of Wenatchee are in the city. The W C T U meets Friday at 2 30 p m at Mrs G W Sheriff s home on Okanogan avenue. John A Wolfe the piano man now in Seattle is in town. Mrs Alice Tyler and daughter Georgia arrive from Seattle to live with Mrs Geo W Duffy. R J and A J Byers are down from Farris today. The World Advance office acknowledges a call.
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E. Boardman
The
Prosser Bulletin
Lynn W. Miller
Wenatchee
G. W. Sheriff
Okanogan Avenue
John A. Wolfe
Seattle
Alice Tyler
Georgia
R. J. and
A. J. Byers
Farris
World Advance Office
Warning on dumping in Columbia Bridge Addition
The notice states that all persons disposing of garbage refuse or dead animals on property in Columbia Bridge Addition south of the big bridge will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Wenatchee Development Co March 30, 1908.
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Columbia Bridge Addition
Big Bridge
Wenatchee Development CO
Frank Scheble Back in Town After Southern Visit
Ex mayor Frank M. Scheble returns to Wenatchee from a winter in Southern California. He reports visiting Medford and Klamath Falls, noting Johnston’s boarding house and local drainage projects. Also mentions seeing McAllister and Matt Corbaley in California.
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Frank M. Scheble
Wenatchee
California
Mr. Scheble
Miss Scheble
Pomona
Medford
Johnston
Klamath Falls
Klamath Lake
McAllister
Matt Corbaley
Anti Smoking League Meeting Notice and County Engineer Campaigns
The Anti Smoking League schedules a Friday night meeting at 7 30 PM in the Salvation Army Hall. In Chelan County the notices announce Republican campaigns for county engineer F A Warren and auditor F A Reynolds subject to September primaries.
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Anti-Smoking League
Salvation Army Hall
Chelan County Sheriff Candidate Announces Bid
N Inscho announces candidacy for county sheriff nomination on the Republican ticket in Chelan County. He urges voters in Wenatchee and surrounding areas to support his bid at the coming primary election.
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Chelan County
Taily
N.inscho
Wenatchee, Wash
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