Field Addresses Memorial in Twisp and Speaks Across Counties
Hon M E Field visited Twisp in the Methow valley last week at G A R and W R C invitations and delivered a memorial address on Decoration Day. He spoke to a large citizen meeting in the evening and discussed political issues before returning to Chelan. He plans to speak in Winthrop Saturday night and will visit Okanogan again, having received strong assurances of support in his bid for Congress.
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M. E. Field
Twisp
Methow Valley
Chelan
Douglas County
Okanogan County
Winthrop
Field
Caelan
Road Building Progress At Columbia Bridge Ends
Road building is underway at both ends of the Columbia Bridge. The Wenatchee side contract went to Jack O'Connor. A new road is being built up the canyon on the Douglas county side with grades of 2 and 3 percent, giving Badger Mountain residents a good road into town.
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Columbia Bridge
Wenatchee
Jack O'Connor
Douglas County
Badger Mountain
Dance at We natechee Theatre Promises Friday Dance
Ed Ferguson led another successful dance at the We natchee theatre after the band concert and moving picture show. About fifty couples attended and danced until one o'clock. Crollard's orchestra provided the music. Sunday three o'clock, Monday 1 15. Admission twenty five cents.
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Ed Ferguson
Wenatchee Theatre
Crollard
Chelan County Notes And Local Jests In Wenatchee
A column riffs on Chelan County politics and local quirks. Mentions R F Holm and mayoral satire, two democrats for sheriff, Tammany Club, winds blamed on storks, and a note that traffic halted by a Great Northern stoppage as Wilson Creek faces Wenatchee in a matchup.
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R. F. Holm
Chelan County
Ferguson
Palmer
Daily World
Tammany Club
Wenatchee
Washington
Great Northern
AICAT Market Changes Hands
The Central Meat Market in Leavenworth has new ownership. E. Frank, a longtime local meat man, now runs the business formerly owned by Reeder and Neely. He pledges to maintain the former plan and serve patrons to the best of his ability.
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Reeder & Neely
E. Frank
Leavenworth
Dentist Dr L B Manchester in Columbia Valley Bank Building
A local dentist identified as L B Manchester maintains a practice at the Columbia Valley Bank Building.
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Columbia Valley Bank
L. B. Manchester
Columbia Valley Bank Building
Eva C. Ditman
Health officer to start sanitation drive in coming week
City health officer Dr A T Kaupp says he will be ready early next week to begin a campaign against unsanitary places not yet cleaned up in the city. He notes alleys of principal streets harbor disease, and information to follow next week should interest supporters of proper sanitation.
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A. T. Kaupp
Seattle dental examiner attacked by rejected examinee
Dr Eben B Edgers a member of the state board of dental examiners was assaulted in his Seattle office by W T Davis from Everett who sought his exam results and was arrested on assault and battery charges. Davis posted 25 bail for appearance in court next Friday.
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Eben B. Edgers
State Board of Dental Examiners
Seattle
W. T. Davis
Everett
Tacoma
Davis
Seattle Times
Dr. Edgers
Edgers
L. L. Ballou
H. D. Brand
William Westedt
B. Gordon
City Briefs and Local Notices
Attorney R. W. Starr visits from Chelan while Jacob Skalopia plans a summer trip to the Sound for health reasons. Leonard Fowler’s Second avenue home sells at sheriff's sale for 2700, bid by First National. Wenatchee residents host Friday gatherings with roses and a 36-guest card party. prizes to Mrs. Griggs and Mrs. Arnold. Alfred Wright perfumes advertised. Wenatchee Drug Co offers 1% off odds and ends. A. E. Willard buys 18 acres at Orondo for 4500 from A. L. Maltbie.
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Leonard Fowler
Sheriff's
Second Avenue
First National Bank
John Culp
Zelma Hines
Mrs Ansel Griggs Heads Coast Train Journey
Mrs Ansel Griggs suffering rheumatism has left on Wednesday's train for the coast and the captain will join her during the hot months. The Wenatchee Junior band founded recently meets Tuesday and Thursday at Whitman schoolhouse. prospective members report to leader Chas Wirt.
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Ansel Griggs
Wenatchee
Whitman
Chas Wirt
Rail disaster halts Montana trains as floods rise
Helena Montana reports record rainfall causing widespread railroad disruption. Tracks washed out from Basin to Kalispell, rivers swelling, landslides on the Great Northern. Nine Northern Pacific trains stranded, Great Northern routes blocked, delaying coastal service and forcing a theater company to halt performances.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Rocky Mountains
Great Northern
Kalispell
Northern Pacific
Great Falls
Havre
Basin
Butte
Garrison
Wenatchee to Host Vancouver in Northwestern League Showdown
Wenatchee fans look forward to two home games with Vancouver on Sunday and Monday. Sunday features Wilson Creek and a pregame concert by the Wenatchee band. Monday starts at 1 15 p m to allow the visitors to catch the train. Nordyke of Vancouver is well known in Wenatchee and local business leaders are urged to close stores to attend.
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Wenatchee
Wilson Creek
Wenatchee Band
van Zant
Goodman
Vancouver
Waterville
Guerney Dixon
Nordyke
Wenat
Plan political meet planned for Leavenworth July 3
A big political meeting is planned in Leavenworth for July 3 with plans in flux. Mayor Deed H. Echo says the event aims for a large Fourth of July celebration, with $1,000 raised in advance, and a daytime or evening gathering is considered.
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Leavenworth
Deed H. Mayor
The
Echo
Ditch Slide At Peshastin Causes Repairs Incurred
Early Wednesday a slide at the lower end of the Peshastin ditch flume displaced about 200 feet of old ditch work. Investigation blames seepage with no fault assigned. Repairs will fix the damage in days and flume work will replace the ditch at this point costing about 125 dollars.
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Peshastin Ditch
Death of County Auditor's Daughter
Shirley Godfrey, ten year old daughter of County Auditor John Godfrey, died at the family home on Mission street this morning at ten. The death came after a three day illness from a complication of diseases. The body rests at C. G. Hall undertaking, with funeral set for Monday at 2:30 p.m.
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Shirley Godfrey
John Godfrey
Mission Street
C. G. Hall
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Columbia St
Acme Business
Everett, Wash
Carolyne Patchin
Estes Valley Orchards
ESTES
Chas. Fry's
F. & M. Bank
Wenatchee Bazaar
Columbia River Bridge
AICAT
Kaupp
R. W. Starr
Jacob Skalopia
the Sound
W. A. Thompson
Wenatchee Avenue
Alfred Wright
Wenatchee Drug Co
A. E. Willard
Findlay, O
Orondo
A. L
Fred Simpich
Glenn's Ferry
Idaho
Washington, D. C
Walter P. Cameron
Foster
East
U. G. Olds
Henry
Griggs
Littlefield
Culp
Gale
M Guin
Canucks
Ephrata
Plan Politual Meet
Alex Mathews
Columbia River
Mr. Mathews
Lem McKittrick
North Dakota
Wenatchee Valley
H. B.peterson
Malaga
Louis Crollard
Mills
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