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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
1
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Conconully Wash Jan 15 The Similkameen Power Co Oroville has been granted a 50 year franchise to construct operate and maintain an electric light system and to transmit electricity across Okanogan county from the British Columbia line to Brewster. The plan covers Chesaw Molson Nighthawk Loomis Conconully Riverside Omak Okanogan and Brewster with routes along Osoyoos Lake and the Okanogan river. The Oroville company with 1500 horsepower current and plans for 10000 horsepower, is owned largely by the estate of James M Haggerty.
W J Dotson of Sunnyslope sold ten acres under the ditch and 17 acres above to S C Gockley of Newburg Oregon for 10400 nearly all cash and including stock L K E Miller of Gensinger Realty Co brokered the deal Gockley has moved into the valley with his family. The Farmers' Telephone central office girls go sleigh riding tonight hosted by Eagle Livery and Transfer Co and dine at J A Seaman home.
Robert Ankeny, youngest son of Senator Ankeny, married Miss Helen Brents, youngest daughter of Judge Thomas H. Brents, at the bride’s parents home in Walla Walla. The Forestry team of the Modern Woodmen holds a grand ball at Bower Hall on Wednesday evening January 22 with the Crollard Orchestra. Admission $1. Spectators 25c.
Olympia club women will erect a four thousand dollar club house this spring on the site of the former Women's club cottage. Plans for the building were adopted yesterday.
Police uncovered a man described as a deserter, absconder, and abductor along with a girl masquerading as a boy. They were spotted arriving on a Wednesday train, checked into Cottage House, then vanished. They reportedly fled to Monitor and rode a train, buying clothes for the girl to pose as a boy, with Seattle police alerted for capture.
Chicago January 16 plan for a mercantile clearing house to settle debts and collect bills among business men without banks received strong support at a Chicago Credit Men's Association meeting attended by 350 firms. A special committee will investigate the system modeled on bank clearing houses using canceled checks and sound mercantile accounts to settle balances.
A sequence of social and club events in the Columbia Valley area includes a Friday night party at Lindsay Ward’s, a Liberty literary gathering, and a Porter school debating club meeting at Liberty schoolhouse on January 25 to argue that all nationalities should be admitted equally into the United States. Dinner hosts include the Erling and Eikenberg families with the Standefer family. A Will Ward home dance is planned for next Friday. Wells drilled by Miller and Scott near Joe Mast’s property advance about two hundred feet while Marion Smith reports 250 feet reached recently.
Fruit growers of the Walla Walla valley plan a mammoth exhibit as part of the State Horticultural Association meeting late this month. Six cups are offered for best displays. Ellis-Forde youth enjoyed a long sleigh ride through the valley last night. H E Boyd Ellis-Forde manager returned from Seattle after a week includes purchasing goods.
The Commercial Club at Cashmere elected officers for the coming year at the Thursday night meeting. Grant Paton will serve as president, Thomas Bollman as vice president, I. E. DeLong as secretary, J. F. Beezley as treasurer, and C. M. Banker J. C. Eakles J. W. Anger A. H. Mohler and Charles Click as trustees.
Aberdeen, Jan. 16. The Knights of Pythias purchased a lot at First and North G streets to erect a public hall and lodge quarters this year. Starts on Long Journey. Seattle, Jan. 16. Capt. H. D. Black of the signal corps, with Sgt. Jones of Valdez, began a 1,170 mile Alaska inspection tour. Claimed the longest by an army officer in Alaska.
Aberdeen council reversed an earlier decision and accepted Andrey Carnegie's $15,000 gift for a public library building after three years of deliberation. Public sentiment influenced the reversal as the present council acted in its early sessions. Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis Jr. are journeying in California and will proceed to the East.
Whitman known as Rattlebox was in Wenatchee briefly and will return tonight with Sheriff Webb. He was arrested in Idaho on a complaint for passing a forged check on Mrs. Hubbard at the Weisel House. Whitman claims the incident was a joke after a Spokane woman urged him to show wealth.
A pastor urged retrenchment and economy during a stern sermon, prompting a church meeting that cut a severed gen mans salary from 1700 to 900. Meanwhile, word arrived from Columbus Neb that Mrs Jane A North, mother of Mrs C E Morse and Mrs S E Cushing, died aged nearly eighty eight. she had been a Nebraska pioneer since the 1850s.
Friends and business associates hosted a stag gathering at L. G. Olds’s Washington avenue home to honor W. R. Prowell as he leaves for Waterloo Iowa. Oscar Storch, brother of A. M. Storch, arrived from the Okanogan and will soon visit Fuller ton Nebraska, after spending two years in the Tanana Valley Alaska.
William P. Trimble launched his Republican mayoral bid in Seattle with a speech and songs. Senator J. M. Frink chaired the meeting as prominent Republicans spoke. Trimble is financially independent and would not rely on office salary for a living. In North Yakima, Judge M. G. Duncan and L. O. Meigs seek Republican legislative nominations, with Meigs noted as the former reading clerk in the last legislative session.
Chehalis on January 16 reports a theft at the Catholic church. A sacred vessel and a ring were taken and there is no clue to the thief.
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