Wenatchee Chronicle Notes Local Visits and Commerce
Wenatchee brief highlights Miss Florence K Lewis returns from Seattle state university Miss Agnes Fish back from Pullman Miss Fish studied at the state college Mrs W J Langdon visiting O G Fish home Wenatchee Drug Co hosts soda fountain attraction Local shoppers from Entiat Brender's canyon residents Paine from Iowa owns orchards near Cashmere Auto transport to Wenatchee and upcoming Perfection Hair Store promotion and vacation notice Sheriff Ferguson Kemp leave Entiat business Matt Hickey Cashmere Old Settlers' affair Levere's hall pupil entertainment and Perfection Hair Store sale claims purchasing and travel updates
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Fairbanks, Morse & CO
Wenatchee Avenue
Agnes Fish
Pullman
Miss Fish
State College
W. J. Langdon
O. G. Fish
Wenatchee Drug Co
Frank Crum
Orondo
Pryor
Victor
Sherman Clay & Co
A. K. Lail
Wenatchee Furniture Company
Seattle
Marvin Stuart
Wenatchee
Denver
Harrington
C. H. Loudenback
Thomas G. Paine
Brender’s Canyon
Cashmere
Mr. Paine
Pogue Drug Co
Matt Hickey
Old Settlers’ Association
Lillian Vaughn
Levere
Perfection Hair
Ferguson
Kemp
Entiat
E. A. Hale
Lamb- Davis Company
Independence
Iowa
Seaman
May Lower Upper Berths
Chicago June 13 The United States circuit court unanimously denied the injunction sought by the Pullman company restraining the interstate commerce commission from ordering a reduction in the price of upper berths in sleeping cars The court held the company engaged in interstate commerce under the commission jurisdiction The company’s contention that it operates hotels on wheels was rejected and testimony showed upper berths are less desirable than lower berths.
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Chicago
United States Circuit Court
Pullman Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Hotels On Wheels
Chelan Falls irrigation plant opens water for 500 acres
Chelan Falls Washington lifts water for the first time with a twelve inch pump delivering water 150 feet into the ditch marking a new era for Chelan Falls. Geo Brown is credited with completing a project stalled for thirteen years despite corporate opposition. Ball games see Chelan Falls beat Chelan 12 to 1 with Falls ninth win in nine games.
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Chelan Falls
Wash
Geo. Brown
Fay Livingstone
Howard
Ethel
Charlena_ Berrier
Indian funds to be shared by Yakima tribe riches
S A M Young, superintendent of the Indian Service, is in the city to locate unallotted Wenatchee and other Yakima Indians around Cashmere Monitor and Chelan. He notes a future fund from Yakima reservation proceeds will be shared by all tribal members including children. The unallotted group may access $2000 to $3000 each.
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S. A. M. Young
Department of the Interior
Indian Service
Wenatchee
Ima. O
Ohio
Order
Brown
Texas
Wenatchee Leader Hails Y M C A Campaign Victory
W M Burns vice president of Shaw and Borden Spokane writes to C W Wilcox state secretary congratulating Wenatchee on its campaign for a 35000 fund. He praises the victory as among the finest and notes real estate values around the new building have risen about ten percent. He extends offers of future aid.
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W. M. Burns
Shaw & Borden Company
Spokane
C. W. Wilcox
Wenatchee
Northwest
We natchee Commercial Club Meeting Tonight
The monthly We natchee Commercial club invites members to a full meeting at the club rooms this evening. A primary topic is launching a general publicity campaign at once and all members are urged to attend.
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Commercial Club
Wenatchee Commercial Club
Brown's Bogus Bride Prank Hits Local Crew
Ora Brown returned from a four month east trip to a practical joke by Deak Brown. A night charivari led to neighbors disguising a boy as a bride. The groom, his father, and 23 pranksters joined in the reveal before dispersing as Captain Packard ordered the group home.
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Deak
Tin Pan Brigade
Clayt. Packard
Ora Brown
Capt. Packard
Orchard health praised by inspectors from Wenatchee
P S Darlington and J N Piercey toured Okanogan County orchards reporting good health and few pests. Darlington urged spraying with arsenate of lead for codling moth and praised Piercey’s work as beneficial to growers’ profits.
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P. S. Darlington
Wenatchee
Conconully
J. N. Piercey
Okanogan County
Darlington
Piercey
Okanogan Record
Okanogan News Briefs Highlight Local Property Buy and Visits
Er nest Allender bought the John Mack property at Second avenue and Rose street, a 75 foot lot touted as prime in Okanogan. Several visitors and locals, including Dan Fish and Uncle Tom Burke, travel for business and recreation, while town developments touch cattle districts and new cash registers.
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Okanogan
Wash
Ernest Allender
John Mack
Second Avenue
Rose Street
C. & O. Nursery Company
Tonasket
George Major
Okanogan Electric Railway Company
Horse Spring Coulee
Mabel Woody
Bellingham
Harriet Woody
J. W. O'Keefe
Bert Abrams
Tank Creek
Paine & Muldrow
Civil Engineers
Schaller
Frank Ryan
Conconully
Mary Ryan
R. J. Hummel
Tom Roberts
Hermann & Kane
Ingham
News Depot
Oxford
Western Union Abstract & Realty Company
W. S. Moore
A. E. Hill
O’flaherty
W. C. Brown
Geo
Lee
Marshal Stark
D. W. Link
R. P. Foster
Mr. Link
Mr. Foster
D. F. Wilson
Riverside
Rally for New Church Building Planned at Local Church
Members urged to attend a Tuesday meeting on June 14 at 8 p m to support a new church building. The event includes light refreshments and invites members to bring friends. By order of the board of deacons.
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Board OF Deacons
Montana wreck kills two near Whitefish Browning
A Saturday morning collision on Great Northern train No 44 at Browning Montana near Whitefish killed Brakeman I Swiser and Fireman H L Hall. Conductor McFadden and Engineer Sullivan were among survivors. Immigrants’ moveables burned as caboose and two cars ignited. Traffic delayed about five hours. Bodies to be released for inquest by Teton County coroner or Indian officials.
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Whitefish
Mont
Great Northern
McFadden
Sullivan
Hammill
Browning
I. Swiser
H. L. Hall
Bennes
Howe
Chase Grant
Teton County
Adrian News Notes Adopts Local Developments
Adrian Washington on June 13 reports William Ness proves up on his homestead. E F Bartlett nears completion of his irrigation plant. E N Faulconer has his irrigation plant in operation. A new railroad bridge across Crab Creek is under construction and will soon be ready for the steel.
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Adrian, Wash
Wm. Ness
Adrian
E. F. Barlett
E .N .Faulconer
Crab Creek
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Wenatchee Electric Co
Arthur Gunn
So. Wenatchee Ave
Orondo Cash Grocery
Sunkist
Oify News
Florence K. Lewis
T. F. Lewis
State University
Miss Lewis
Paine
W. M. Fleming
The
Scientific American
Wenatchee Abstract Company, Inc
Columbia Valley Bank
Orondo Avenue
R. W. Vermilya
Y. M. C. A. Campaign
Monitor Charivari Party
Fellows
Detroit
Mich
Flanders
E. M.,f. Company
E. M. F. Company
Gellatly
Ellensburg
Yakima
Hood River
Willamette
Okanogan News
Members of
Christian Church, At
Tention
Buckeye Grocery
Ential Light & Power Co
Columbia Valley Bank Bldg
HOTEL
Elman
American Electric Heater Co
Pioneer Electric Supply Company
Wenatchee Ave
Montana
Adrian News Notes
Carney
Princeton
Cannery
North F Street
Orondo Ave
Tacoma
J. B
Care Daily World
W. G. Cain
Okanogan Ave
World Office
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