Woman's Exchange and Travel Offers through Spokane
Woman's Exchange advertises millinery corsets hair goods and custom work with travel options via Salt Lake City Denver and connections with Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co. Also notes 6 piece decorated toilet set and cheap sheet music at Wenatchee Bazaar. State news covers Whitman county wheat contracts and a smallpox case at Colfax jail plus Ellensburg militia recruitment led by Thomas Kenneth Collins aiming for 53 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Denver
Spokane
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co
WM. McMurray
Portland
Ore
H W Russell Opens New Paints and Wallpaper Store
H W Russell has moved to the corner of Orondo and Mission street to operate a full line of paints wallpaper and related goods. He invites former friends and customers to visit his new business location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Russell
Orondo
Mission Street
Russell
Cheap Excursions to eastern points via Spokane
Offer of cheap excursions to eastern points through the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company on May 4 and 18. For details contact WM. McMURAY G P A or R Nagel T P A at 408 First Ave Seattle Washington.
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Spokane
Oregon R. R. & Navigation CO
WM. McMuray
Portland
Ore
R. Nagel
First Ave
Seattle, Wash
Order Deadline Notice from L.W. Co
A brief notice urges sending in orders before four o clock from L W Co. The message contrasts calls for both rich and poor and emphasizes a time sensitive deadline.
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L.W. Co
Farewell for Brown and Marshall. Mintzer leads Waterville services
Presiding Elder O. W. Mintzer of Spokane conducted services at the Methodist Episcopal church. A surprise farewell for George D. Brown and family and Miss Marshall drew about 50 at the Presbyterian church. The Brown family will relocate to Chelan. The Duffy horse theft case returned a guilty verdict. Mrs. Nancy Chase died suddenly at F. Malfa’s home. she was Mrs. Malfa’s mother.
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Waterville
O. W. Mintzer
Spokane
Methodist Episcopal Church
George D. Brown
Miss Marshall
The
Presbyterian Church
Brown
Miss. Marshall
Chelan
Duffy
Odd Fellows
Baptist Church
Nancy Chase
F. Malfa
Malfa
Riverside Argus Sold to Wallace Struble
The Riverside Argus is sold by H. H. Proctor to Wallace R. Struble editor of the Record who will assume editorial control with the start of Vol. V next week.
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Riverside Argus
H. H. Proctor
Wallace R. Struble
The
Record
Dancing Native Woman on Bridge Sparks Incident in Tacoma
On April 23 at 6 am Mrs. B Williams, an Indigenous woman, danced on the Eleventh Street bridge in a Eve-like costume as her intoxicated husband used a heavy stick to enforce the performance. Spectators watched as police were called after clothes were torn and tossed into the water during the altercation. Kenneth Edwin Hoyne, seven months old, died early this morning. funeral services are set for 2 pm tomorrow conducted by Rev. A J Adams with Undertaker Hall in charge.
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Tacoma
Eleventh Street
Mother Eve
Adam
Garden of Eden
B. Williams
Brave Williams
Hoyne
Kenneth Edwin Hoyne
Thomas E. Hoyne
Southside
A. J. Adams
The
Christian Church
Undertaker Hall
Train Delays as Freight Breaks in Two on Main Line
A passenger train waited about ten minutes when a long freight blocked the main line near a new bridge. The freight split in two while taking the switch. A light shower cooled dust Sunday evening and moisture remains in the ground, keeping crops hopeful after a mild winter and good early wheat stands.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bohn
United States
Halbert & Webber Hardware CO
Wenatchee
Washington
Howard Thomas the Optician
Philadelphia Optical College
Woman's Exchange
Mme. Tiffany
Columbia Valley Bank
J. R. Nagel
Seattle
Wash
Wenatchee Bazaar
Whitman County
Farmers’ Protective Union
Joe Taylor
Ellensburg
Colfax
J. O. Blunt
Tekoa
Elberton
Thomas Kenneth Collins
Washington National Guard
Holicomb
ITE
Rockford
Natchee Ave. N
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