Wenatchee Socials and Local Notices Highlight Busy Week
Local events include the Wenatchee Eagles social at Ellis Forde hall with music by the Wenatchee Theater orchestra. Miss Moser and Philip Snyder plan a Tuesday morning Catholic church wedding. Various notes cover loans, real estate, business moves, and community updates in Wenatchee and surrounding towns.
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Moser
Wenatchee
Philip Snyder
Waterville
Colin
Catherine Miller
Louis Arollard
W. T. Rarey
Seattle
Palace Bakery
Wenatchee Eagles
Ellis Forde Hall
Wenatchee Theater Orchestra
Wenatchee Canal Company
Wenatchee Produce Company
Jno. A. Gellatly
Albin Meat Market
Orondo and
Wenatchee Avenues
Walter Olive
Miss May Parshall
Wilson Creek
Best Answer to What Is Success Prize Awarded
A Kansas woman won $250 for answering what is success. Mrs A J Stanley of Lincoln defined success as living well lanished often and loved much, gaining respect from intelligent men and love from children, leaving the world better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Louis
Kansas
A. J. Stanley
Lincoln
Earth
Expel Mayor From Town in St. Cloud Ultimatum
Saloons hold secret meeting after businessmen gathering issuing an ultimatum to Mayor Brenzen to quit the city within 24 hours and stay away until his term ends. The mayor ordered saloons to close at 11 a.m. after January 1 and to remain closed all day Sunday.
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ST. Cloud
Minn
Brenzen
Vancouver Island Rail Bridge Proposal Gains Momentum
Chicago dispatch reports a Dominion of Canada plan to bridge Seymour Narrows and connect Vancouver Island to the mainland by railway. The project aims to save a day and a half in Far East trade, reduce fog and smoke in coastal routes, and seeks parliament approval for survey costs and a feasibility report.
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Chicago
Vancouver
British Columbia
Vancouver Island
Seymour Narrows
Far East
Boston Moves to Create $150,000 Tuberculosis Hospital
Boston mayor John F. Fitzgerald announced after the TB convention at Horticultural Hall that a measure to create a hospital for consumptives costing 150 000 will pass the aldermen and soon receive the mayor's signature. The two week convention drew large crowds with more than 10 000 visitors today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John F. Fitzgerald
Horticultural Hall
Trading in White Girls Report From British Columbia
A report by A. J. South, superintendent of the Children's Aid society, alleges white girls are marketable possessions among British Columbia Indians. Beauties, granddaughters of Indian women sold to white men, are said to be sold to the highest bidder. Cape Mudge Indians are named as slave masters, with growing demand attracting other markets and reports of Rock Bay Indians joining the industry.
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Vancouver
B. C
A. J. South
Children’s Aid Society
British Columbia
Rock Bay
Waterville Land Office Notice of Final Proof
James D. Walker has filed for final proof on his claim in section 28, township 21, range 21 East, W M. Proof will be made February 7, 1906 at Waterville, Washington. Witnesses: Q. O. Meyer Wenatchee Washington E. D. Ingersoll Loverock Washington L. O. Turner Wenatchee Washington H A. Haley Lon erock. M. B. Mallov, Register.
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Cate World Office
Starr
W. R. Starr
Waterville
Weratchee
Seattle
University of Washington
Ethel McWatcheon
Acme Business College
Sound
Ralph Littlefield
Jesse Jones
Wenatchee
Entiat
J. A. Arbeck
Quincy
Jetson
Quincey
A. S. Burbank
Cashmere
Wenatchee Bridge Company
Walter Olive
Wash
United States Land Office
James D. Walker
W. M
Q. O. Meyer
Wenatchee, Wash
E. D. Ingersoll
Loverock, Wash
L.O. Turner
H.A. Haley
Lonerock
M. B. Mallov
Register
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Uun
Gellatly
Sam Sumner
Roy Schrader
Almeda J. McCall
Wiester
Eislen Schrader
W. E. Whiswaud
Wright
World Office
C. N. Bradford
County Auditor's Office
Wenatchee Ave
Stephen
Nell Fing
Orondo Ave
L. E. Brace and
Chas
Standifer
Columbia Valley
Wenatchee Drug Co
Fred Orchard
Walter Thomas
Louise Redberg
Quinacy
Laura Miller
S. W. Parstall
Mainland
Wenatchee Theatre
J. E.ferguson
Mgr
the Great New York Empire Theatre Co
Chadwick
Tacoma
Hotel Elberta
Ellis-Forde
Bank of California
Anglo-California Bank
San Francisco
Chase National Bank
New York
First National Bank
M Tompkins
Pres
F.lewis
John Godfrey
C. B. Williams
Western Ave
Sash and Door
Northwest
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