Meeting of Central Washington Veterans encampment
The regular semi annual encampment of the Central Washington veterans association was held at Cashmere. Governor Cosgrove attended and spoke to the veterans. Officers elected: J W Ferguson president and A P Clayton secretary. Retiring officers: Captain A S Burbank president and Colonel Houston secretary. Next encampment in June at North Yakima. Delegation from the county plans to drive across the mountains to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
A. P. Clayton
A. S. Burbank
Houston
Department of Washington
Alaska
North Yakima
Malaga wedding showers guests with rice and shoes
L. W. Smart and Miss Lillie Bellfield wed in Malaga then traveled to Idaho for a life together. The village band greeted them home with more rice, an oyster supper, and merry celebration before guests dispersed. Dr. L. E. Miller narrowly avoided the shower while visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Smart
Lillie Bellfield
Idaho
Malaga
L. E. Miller
Wenatchee
A. R. Smith
Reward Offered for Missing Man in Tall Timber
A reward is offered for the reappearance of a man last seen in the tall timber. The report describes ongoing searches and local interest in locating him, with neighbors noting possible sightings and efforts to collect clues. No further identifying details are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Watts
Wenatchee
Malaga
Mr. Watts
Conrad Rose
Will Haynes
Battenman
William B. Dodd
Roy Rothgeb
Old Mizzaree
Frank Pate
Batterton Ranch
Elsie Gulick
Lone Rock
Wendel Pate
Not Our Carl In Drunken Defaulter Note
A Leavenworth Echo item lists Carl Christenson as a drunken offender who paid a fine and costs of seven dollars and fifty cents after appearing before the police court at the railroad city last week. A misidentification arose due to another Carl Christenson in Leavenworth. GC Slocum plans a short trip to Cashmere visiting his brother in law Oscar Redfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Carl Christenson
Leavenworth
Railroad City
GC. F. Slocum
Cashmere
Oscar Redfield
Joint Meeting Notice for W C T U April 8 at Fisher Home
A called meeting of the W C T U will be held at Mrs A D Fisher’s home at 2 30 PM on April 8. Elders and trustees of the Presbyterian church met last night to discuss an addition to the church building in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Wrangel Island Location in Southern Alaska Near BC Line
Wrangel sits in the southern part of Alaska near the British Columbia border, indicating its proximity to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrangel
Alaska
British Columbia
Newcomers unload carload of household goods
The Eagle Livery and Transfer Co received a Chicago consign- ment for 12 families in the area. Nine families are in Wenatchee, two in Cashmere, one in Wilson Creek, with items addressed to C. W. Cobb L Anuvil J W Jones D R Whitbeck T A Pierce J H Raymond J R Haines W J Hawley L Davidson D W Mansfield Henry Freeman Mrs M Krohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Livery and Transfer Company
Chicago
Wenatchee
Cashmere
Wilson Creek
C. W. Cobb
L. Anuvil
J. W. Jones
D. R. Whitbeck
Thomas A. Pierce
When the Big Fleet Comes to Puget Sound
Spokane reports the Atlantic Squadron will reach Puget Sound next June for a ceremonial fleet visit. A $1500 silver trophy will be awarded to the top scoring battleship or first class cruiser at Magdalena Bay. Governor Albert E. Mead plans to attend the reception, with invitations sent to nearby state governors.
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Spokane
Pacific
Puget Sound
Magdalena Bay
Albert E. Mead
Washington
Pacific States
The
Sound
Northwest
Elliott Bay
Pacific North West
City Council Tonight Considers Entiat Electric Franchise
The Entiat Electric franchise receives a second reading at tonight's regu lar city council session after review by Engineer Hanford of Seattle. Also in town are Harry Thomas, state oil inspector and former newspaper man, Mrs. H. Martin visiting from Cincinnati, S. B. Russell en route to Spokane, and hosting duties for Presbyterian Ladies Aid planned by Mrs. L. G. Olds and Mrs. Dora Jones with invitations extended to friends and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entiat Electric Company
Hanford
Seattle
Harry Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Bellingham
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
L. G. Olds
Olds
Dora Jones
Women Meet to Organize Missionary Society
Delegates from Chelan Douglas and Okanogan counties attend as the Wenatchee Presbytery hosts an evening meeting at the Presbyterian church to organize a missionary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee Presbytery
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Missionary — Society
Presbyterian Churches
Chelan
Douglas
Okanogan Counties
New Tacoma Daily Tribune to Debut Soon
A new afternoon newspaper, the Tacoma Daily Tribune, plans first issue within sixty days. Backed by F. R. Eastman of Boston and H. F. Radebaugh of Tacoma, it will publish every afternoon except Sunday and remain independent, challenging Perkins Press’s local dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Tacoma Daily Tribune
Iman
Massachusetts
Tacoma Ledger
Nelson Fennell
S. A. Perkine
Still Another Candidate for Sheriff in Cashmere
Dan F. Shaser of Cashmere announces his candidacy for sheriff subject to the democratic primary. He formerly served as deputy sheriff in Kittitas county near Ellensburg twenty five years ago and two years on Olympia police. Shaser is a native Washingtonian and has lived in Cashmere five years. Also note Wireless Man A R McIntosh opens a United Wireless Telegraph office in the Griggs block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan F. Shaser
Cashmere
Shaser
Kittitas County
Ellensburg
Olympia
Washington
County appoints bird stock and local officers in Wenatchee
County commissioners in Wenatchee authorize buying fifty pairs of Chinese pheasants from Everett to be delivered in August or September and distributed to Scheble Cashmere Clarke Davis Otis Darnell and Knapp. They also name road supervisors Al Gordon and William Willbaum and appoint John Carlyle as Justice of the Peace for Lakeside. The Iroquois Orchard plat at Monitor is filed by C F Keiser and accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Everett
Percy Scheble
E. J. Clarke
Cashmere
J. C. Davis
Leavenworth
H. W. Otis
Entiat Power Company
Anti Tobacco League Formed To Curb Youth Smoking
The Anti Tobacco League organized at the Salvation Army headquarters last Friday night to discourage tobacco use among town youth. A constitution was adopted and awaits signatures at the post office newsstand. Officers to be sworn in next Friday. Also, the Lecture Course finale Wednesday night promises a winner at 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Tobacco League
Salvation Army
Increase in County Court Business Indicates Growth
County Clerk Campbell reports a sharp rise in civil cases over the past two years, with early 1908 filings already surpassing the total for 1906. The tally includes 138 cases in dental and other actions and 40 in recalled categories, signaling broad county activity. local updates mention Fred Simpich's mumps illness, H A Saunders planning a new residence, and multiple social events in Wenatchee.
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Campbell
Sel
Dentists
Ae Alalt
Wah Lcbecias
Dan F. Shaser Seeks County Sheriff Nomination
A paid advertisement proclaims Dan F. Shaser's candidacy for sheriff, seeking the Democratic nomination in the upcoming primary election.
Warren Announces Candidacy for Chelan County Engineer
F A Warren declares in Chelan County his run in the upcoming Republican primaries for the office of county engineer. He states his intention to seek the post as the Republican nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelan County
F. A. Warren
Republican Auditor Candidate Seeks September Primary
Acknowledges candidacy for the auditor race on the Republican ticket subject to the September primaries. Notes personal declaration and intent to run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelan County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yakima
Bower Hall
Maud Howard
Roy Johnson
Watts
Columbia
Valley Bank
Daily World
Wrangel, Alaska
Alaska Steamship Company
Atlantic
H. Martin
B. F. Surrey
Cincinnati
Ohio
S. B. Russell
Lakeside
Perkins
Pan F. Shaser
R. P. Webb
A R. McIntosh
United Wireless Telegraph Company
Griggs’ Block
Chelan County Woods
Fred Simpich
H. A. Saunders
Orondo Cafe
S. O. Jayne
Department of Agriculture
Mrs. Porter
Waterville
Dr. Brand
Wenatchee Theater
F. A. Reynolds
Repub
Lican Ticket
J. FE
Ferguson
Fred M. Berry
J. W. Sussex
Advan's
Wenatchee Drug Company
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