Fire Department Organized With Officers and Members
A permanent fire department organization was formed at a Commercial Club meeting last night for a three month term. Elected leaders include Chief J. E. Ferguson Assistant Chief J. J. O Connor President C. A. Harlin Secretary Rufus Woods. About thirty men will join, with Mayor-elect Scheble named an honorary member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Fire Department
J. E. Ferguson
J. J. O’connor
C. A. Harlin
Rufus Woods
Scheble
L. O. Hall
C. E. Stohl
T. L. Ross
B. J. Wiliams
R. T. Woodruff
D. N. Gellatly
W. E. Johnson
J. B. Ferguson
H. E. Scheble
Clifford Godfrey
A. Smith
Harry Taylor
O. E. Anderson
Methodist Episcopal Church Services Schedule
The M. E. Church announces tomorrow’s services at the epicso yal church with 9 45 a m Sabbath school 11 00 a m morning service subject Forgetting the Things That Have Gone Before and Pressing on 3 p m Junior League 6 30 p m Epworth League evening service includes hymn prayer solo Carl Jones scripture anthem In Perfect Peace and sermon Gods Great Mirror
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Methodist Epicsoyal
Epworth League
Carl Jones
Weather Record Low Temperatures Across North Dakota and Manitoba
Winter cold grips the region with below zero readings across North Dakota and Manitoba. Williston reports eight degrees below zero, Devil's Lake four below, Winnipeg four below, with Manitoba temperatures near minus two to minus four.
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ST. Paul
Minn
North Dakota
Montana
Canada
Williston
N. D
Devil's
Death of Homesteader Frank Warnick Near Imperial
Frank Warnick, a homesteader, was found frozen to death in his shack three miles north of Imperial North Dakota. Warnick had previously worked in the printing business on the Pacific Coast eight years ago.
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Edosa
Quapelle
Frank Warnick
Imperial
N. D
Warnick
Pacific Coast
Box rents advanced in Wenatchee post office
The Wenatchee post office will raise box rents on January 1 from 50 cents to 60 cents per quarter for small lock boxes under a new federal schedule. The rule, effective January 1, 1907, classifies post offices by gross receipts and sets rates: small 60 cents, medium 75 cents, large 1.00 per quarter.
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Wenatchee
Hall
Postoffice Department
Washington
Electric Power for the Cascade Tunnel Project
A Great Northern surveying party at Big Lakefoot of the Cascade Canyon contemplates a large electric power plant. Plans include a dam at Big Lake with an open flume to a plant two miles below, delivering over 100000 horsepower and reducing steam train danger in the tunnel. Engineer Frank Fanning leads the effort with winter work planned and daily mail arrangements.
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Great Northern
Big Lake
Wenatchee River
Cascade Tunnel
Frank Fanning
Leavenworth Echo
Christian Church Services Announced for December 30
Regular services will be held at the Christian church on Sunday December 30 with morning topic The Model Prayer and evening topic Success Evangelist O M Thomason will assist in a series of meetings to begin January 6 Pastor A J Adams announces the schedule
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The
Christian Church
O. M. Thomason
A. J. Adams
First Baptist Church Services in Wenatchee 1906
The First Baptist church at the Stranger's Home corner on First Street North and Chelan Avenue announces services for Sunday December 30, 1906. Morning subject One God and Father. evening Why Not Succeed addressed to Wenatchee youths. The Ladies Chorus directed by Mrs Kathryn Hayne will sing. Sunday school begins 10:00 am. Morning sermon 11:00 am. Evening sermon 7:30 pm. Annual New Year dinner at the church open to all Baptists in the city.
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First Baptist Church
First Street
Chelan Avenue
Wenatchee
Kathryn Hayne
E. O. Jessup
Mrs Hayne Hosts Christmas Evening at 220 D Street North
Mrs Kathryn Hayne entertained many friends at her home on 220 D Street North last evening. Guests enjoyed playing five hundred and singing popular songs before light refreshments. Holly decor brightened the rooms for the Christmas season. Attending were Mr and Mrs W W Gray Mr and Mrs F W Arnold Mr Geo S Merriam Misses Maud Frisbie Maud Hayden Rose Stearns Edith O Urmey and Messrs David Gellatly Sam Sumner and Sam and Harvey Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Hayne
D Street North
W. W. Gray
F. W. Arnold
Geo. S. Merriam
Maud Frisbie
Maud Hayden
Rose Stearns
Edith O'Urmey
David Gellatly
Sam Sumner
Sam and
Harvey Mills
Walton Couple Entertain in Honor of Son Earl
Mr and Mrs T E Walton hosted a Thursday dinner for their son Earl who is home for the holidays. Guests included Edward Cook of Seattle and J Robinson of this city. Mr Walton resumes duties as timekeeper with Grant Smith Co Great Northern contractors at Mount Vernon.
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T. E. Walton
Earl
Edward Cook
Seattle
J. Robinson
Walton
Grant Smith & Co
Great Northern
Mount Vernon
Skagit River
Mr. Walton
50 000 Men May Strike Aboard Western Railroads
Chicago December 29. Railroad officials meet to address demands of 50 000 trainmen on lines west of the Mississippi. The workers seek an eight hour day and wage increases from five to fifteen percent, threatening a January 1 tie up unless concessions are granted.
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Chicago
Mississippi River
Frank L. Dodge and Wife Registered at Great Northern
Frank L. Dodge and his wife of Los Angeles California are registered guests at the Great Northern Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Dodge
Los Angeles, Cal
The
Great Northern
Prince Frederick Wilhelm Distributes Money in Potsdam
In Potsdam on Christmas Eve Crown Prince Frederich Wilhelm af Bundled by his aide handed out new marks to the crowd. Children rushed to gather the coins as he moved through the streets toward the palace and followed by others who admired the gesture.
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Berlin
Frederich Wilhelm
Potsdam
Kaiser
Od Presents Gold To Aged And Infirm In Park Walks
A man named Od gave gold pieces to elderly and sick individuals he encountered while strolling in the park, providing small, unexpected assistance to passersby.
Miner Hicks Goes on Stage in Bakersfield
Bakersfield Calif Dec 28 Miner Hicks rescued after 15 days in a caved in tunnel accepts a theater offer of 500 dollars a week for one year. His first appearance on stage will be in Bakersfield tonight.
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Miner Hicks
Bakersfield
Calif
Atrical
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B. J. Williams
Terry Ross
J. J. O'Connor
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Manitoba
Nob
L. V. Wells
Box
Wenatchee Postoffice
Christian Church Services
Baptist Church Services
Wenatchee Development
Pany
Arthur Gunn Wenatchee
Mrs. Hayne
Mrs. Walton
Wees
Express
Prince
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