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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
4
A. C. Barclay of Washington Meteor Mining Company plans a summer upgrade at the Blewett mine 16 miles west of Wenatchee near Peshastin creek. A new stamp mill and cyanide tanks will cut costs and boost profits after decades of high expenses and large past gold takes.
Mike O Connor works plumbing in Leavenworth this week Sam Sumner has gone to Seattle to marry John Bjork is in town Guy Browne returns from Spokane E F Morris left for Leavenworth to assist in log recovery near Lake Wenatchee A eight man crew works on logs for Lamb Davis near Lake Wenatchee Miss Maud Frisbie to Seattle Circle No 2 of the Ladies Aid society hosts a dime social Thursday at 2 30 at Mrs L V Wells home On Friday evening a First Baptist men s social with ice cream cake and strawberries L Filer cattleman ships herd from Methow valley to Snohomish Henry Snohomish merchant seeks horses Levi Rickard Snohomish cattle buyer seeks beef cattle Miss Elsie Morse ill south of town
On Judge Palmer's lawn Friday night the local Christian Endeavor society will host an ice cream fete. The frigid festival aims to draw crowds seeking relief from heat and thirst and is expected to be popular in the coming summer months.
Hearing grants petition to form new school district with line changes after county review. Southside Threshing Company holds annual meeting electing directors and officers. Local road work praised for 1.5 miles graded free of charge. Between the Acts staged by Wenatchee High School students travels to Cashmere for tonight’s performance. Cashmere critics welcome the show and expect a strong turnout.
Miss Muriel Bodley 17 of Everett disappeared Monday morning after going to school. She was found later as a married housewife at Clear Lake. Her mother and sister visited the couple and approved of her choice, forgiving the transgression of convention.
Waterville keeps hope for a railroad as three civil engineering students visit Wenatchee en route to Waterville to propose a line from Quincy to Wearyville under A L Rogers. Local banker A E Case and Rogers push Milwaukee Railway surveyors into the Big Bend with a one percent grade plan and wheat tonnage projections exceeding three to five million bushels by 1907.
A blaze on Columbia street between First and Palouse struck the home of Ichitoko Takatsuka. Wenatchee firefighters, led by the chief, halted the fire and saved the residence of the Nippon family as onlookers watched. Takatsuka, a Tumwater scenery shifter, is relieved. A. W. Pritchard and Prof. Armstrong plan a trip to the University of Washington for pedagogy tips next season.
The Royal Neighbors of America host a lawn social at R. T. Woodruff’s residence 16 North B street this evening. Ice cream will be served and all members are invited to attend.
In Pullman Washington area farmers fear wild mustard invasion spreading from fields west of town. Authorities plan measures to force suppression with penalties for neglect. Monroe Bryant warns his multi hundred acre farm may be put up for sale if action is not taken to stop the weed's spread.
State Grange master B Kegley warns the mustard problem will spread if not stopped now. He recalls battling a small patch for three summers on his farm and calls for immediate, decisive measures to prevent wider contamination on surrounding properties.
North Yakima June 3 Nine residents refused or neglected to pay the $2 poll tax and were fined $5 in police court. Several legal rights of the city, except the city attorney, believe the ordinance invalid and a test collection is being pursued to challenge the law.
North Yakima carpenters announce a boycott of Cascade Lumber products to pressure uniorized status and support an open shop at the mill. The Olympia Brewing Co. sues W R Maag. notice of sale records actions in Chelan County Washington.
Chelan County sheriff to sell in Wenatchee at the Horse Shoe saloon the chattel mortgage property including bar fixtures stock liquors cigars and related lease and equipment tied to two mortgages. Proceeds to cover costs and debts to Olympia Brewing Co with notices dated June 1 1907.
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