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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1907
Page
3
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A three month investigation in Latah County led to the arrest of Frank White and George Forsman, two prominent local ranchers, on horse theft claims. Bauer, now Juliaetta constable, and Kent are central figures, with a wider gang allegedly operating across North Idaho and nearby states. A Moscow delegation posted bond for the two men as confessions followed.
When Saturday comes you are shopping to do. Snohomish Creamery Butter is praised as the best. Visit Wenatchee Dairy Depot or phone orders to S. T. Wells, proprietor, to place your purchase.
In a Yakima Herald report a groom, Monroe Adcox, declines a public kiss when Judge Doust asks him to kiss his bride Miss Erma Manson after their marriage. Adcox, a Black Rock homesteader, vows private affection and says there will be no shrinking on his part in coming years.
In Moscow Idaho on December 4 authorities disclosed confessions from Henry J Bauer and Edgar Kent linked to a wholesale horse theft ring in Northern Idaho. The pair, captured in Montana and returned, are said to have revealed a plan involving a formerly prominent figure.
The Woman's Exchange at the Wenatchee Hotel announces a cost sale of all millinery and many Christmas present items open until 9 p m. Mme. s Wany and another resident announce arrivals. A. Monesmith and family arrived from Minot, North Dakota to take a permanent home in the city, moving into the first house south of Arthur Gunn's residence on Wenatchee avenue.
A large painting by Mrs. F. A. Fisher is on exhibition in the Wenatchee Furniture Co. windows drawing attention. Mrs. Fisher is among the new arrivals and has settled permanently in the community.
Arthur Dexter returns to Wenatchee for a few weeks visit with his mother Mrs. J. F. Chase. Mrs. Dexter who has traveled with him will also visit with her mother Mrs. E. Baker of the Cottage Hotel. Dexter has led the Indian Department at the Spokane Interstate Fair for two years and will manage that department at the A Y P Exposition.
J. E. Sarp operates a harness and saddlery shop at 25 Wenatchee Avenue, adjacent to Little & Wetzel's Market. The entry notes location and neighboring business.
Drayage and transfer services offered by R. E. Hastings. Heavy and light loads handled. Phone number listed as 772. Local business posting.
Lighty the confectionery man will move from his current location to a Rosenburg block room formerly used by a harness shop. He organized the 852 Club to meet weekly and make fancy work, with refreshments for charter members including Mesdames Sullivan Gillette Marsh Sumner Williams Whitson the Misses Duff Frisbie Merriam Lawrence and others.
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