Frederick Claycomb Dies of Apoplexy at Monitor
Frederick Claycomb a Monitor rancher was found dead in bed yesterday after a brief illness. County Coroner Saunders ruled apoplexy and no inquest. He leaves a Idaho son and property including 80 acres of fruit land. Funeral planned Tuesday at 10 with G A R and United Workmen duties. Mrs Elsie Kern and daughter Elvy visiting from Shepherd Michigan stay at Cashmere for the summer.
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Frederick Claycomb
Saunders
Claycomb
Idaho
United Workmen
Lodge
Monitor
Sprague
Elsie Kern
Elvy
Shepherd, Michigan
City
Cashmere
Dream Case Ends as Supreme Court Awards $1000 to Widow
The Washington state supreme court ruled in favor of Mrs. Clara Rancipher, awarding $1000 plus interest from the Women of Woodcraft. The case began after Mrs. Rancipher dreamed her mother left her a $1000 policy, leading her to uncover a hidden change of beneficiaries years after her mother's death.
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Ranciper
Women of
Woodcraft
Supreme Court
Papers of the Sound
Tacoma
Clara Rancipher
St. Helens Ave
Olympia
Woodcrawl
Minnie Sullivan
Seattle
Rancipher
The
Women of Woodcraft
Ralph Woods
Sullivan
Steilacoom
Married in Wenatchee couple to reside at Entiat
Roy D. Spencer of Entiat wed Nina Graham of Saginaw Michigan at the Roosevelt Hotel with Rev A J Adams officiating. The couple will reside at Entiat where Spencer runs a fruit ranch. A E Wieland returns from Cashmere and will handle engineering work for Valley Power as construction on a new line starts soon.
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Roy D. Spencer
Entiat
Nina Graham
Saginaw
Michigan
Roosevelt Hotel
A. J. Adams
The
First Christian Church
Mr. Spencer
A. E. Wieland
Cashmere
Valley Power Company
Alaskan Trip Narrative From S S Jefferson
Aboard the S S Jefferson of Alaska Steamship Co the writer notes a pleasant voyage with a congenial crowd and splendid service. The first Alaska stop in Ketchikan is sighted for 3 PM with mild excitement over a whale-spotting rumor that proved to be a log.
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S. S. Jefferson
Alaska Steamship Co
Daily World
Ketchikan
Alaska
Great Northern plans extension to Waterville signals work start
Surveying party will begin tomorrow at Columbia River Junction to fix the line for the Great Northern extension toward Waterville and open up the Okanogan country. Engineer Andrews leads the team with UW students and Spokane engineers, rechecking the northern route and eyeing amendments for construction.
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Great Northern Railway
Waterville
Okanogan
Andrews
J. J. Tith
Columbia River Junction
Hf A Cozen
Roa
University of Washington At Seattle
Spokane
Great Northern
R Sen
Douglas
Two Women Ride to Okanogan from Ellensburg
Miss Caroline Anderson formerly of Wenatchee and Miss Peterson sister of a Tacoma attorney rode from Ellensburg to the Okanogan with unescorted party supplies. They planned Lake Chelan detour then return via Wenatchee and report a safe, cheerful journey with a revolver kept for possible trouble during travel.
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Caroline Anderson
Wenatchee
Peterson
Tacoma
Ellensburg
Okanogan
Lake Chelan
Okanogan Country
Anderson
Local notices and incidents cross Wenatchee-Waterville area
The Wilson Creek World reports visitors from Wenatchee and mass for Catholics by Rev. Vande Wall. Irene Austin returns from St. Helen's Hall to spend the summer. Wiley Rice moves to Leavenworth. Mrs. Rice improves with mountain air. Henry Rose drowns near Brays after leaving for the Columbia River. search continues for his body as Big Bend Empire notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Vande Wall of
Wenatchee
Wilson Creek
Wiley Rice
Leavenworth Merccantile Co
Henry Rose
Brays
Columbia River
Mr. Rose
Big Bend
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Ptr
Wenatches Electric
Columbia Valley Bank
Washington
Geo. E. McCan
Columbia St
Bar
War en-Littleton Engineering Company
Theatre
Wenatchee aVenue
Wenatchee, Wash
Alberta
Spokane International-Canaiman Pacific
Ary
Alba
TOCA
Pokane
Kingsgate
Spokane City
Cor. Stevens
Riverside
J. S. Carter
Wash
Okanogan Argus
Dream
Webb
Eariy
Omanogan
Country
City News
A. L. Maltbie
Irene Austin
Portland
St. Helen’s Hall
H. J. Pety
Columbia
Betty
Douglas County Press
I. W. Reeves
Minal
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