Old Timers Clique Wenatchee Mission Baseball Remnant
A historical note recounts a 1900 Wenatchee vs Mission baseball game described as poorly played yet lively. Umpire Col George Woods officiated. players Gehr Reeves Tetheron Miller and German standout for Wenatchee and Mission with Lillis and Wright contributing. fans included five young ladies and fair play marked by few disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Wright
Keller
Spencer
Mission Boys
Judges Must Be Gowned In Courtroom Attire
Senator Williams centralizing dress code for supreme and superior court judges, a gown requirement defeated then recalled and approved 64 to 28. Ghent’s House bill 211 proposing 45000 dollars for a tuberculosis sanitarium failed by four votes. House passes Bishop’s bill granting bounties for wild animal kill: cougars 20 dollars lynx 50 dollars coyotes 2.50 timber wolves 15 dollars.
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Williams
Supreme
Superior Courts
Ghent
Bishop
Peshastin News Notes Town Council and Ditch Plan
The report covers city council actions including payments to several officials and disputes over bills, resignations, and new appointments. It notes Groves’s resignation as treasurer, W. O. Parr named as successor, and ongoing discussions on water and ditch projects. Local church and school plans, road and bridge work, and upcoming meetings are also mentioned along with community events and a ferry schedule.
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Mission
Wenatchee
W. A. Sanders
J. J. O’connor
Frank O'Reilly
L. W.smith
F. M. Scheble
Chas. Becker
Dora A. Harlin
O’reilly
Ferguson
Whited
Ellensburg
Groves
W. O. Parr
Arthur Gunn
Kinney Re-Elected in Peshastin District 34 School Vote
In Peshastin District 34, G. B. Kinney was re-elected for three years at the March school election held last Saturday. Kinney, a former teacher, is seen as understanding district needs. A proposal to build a new schoolhouse this summer was discussed, with attendees deeming it necessary for next year.
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Replogle
Everett
Peshastin
Chas
J. J. Griffith
Seattle
Wenatchee
G. B. Kinney
Mr. Kinney
Tupper and Miss Kent Wed in City Ceremony
Mr J S Tupper and Miss Maud Kent united in marriage yesterday afternoon at 3 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs E M Tupper with Rev Hyatt of St Luke's Episcopal church officiating. They left for eastern points by afternoon train and will reside in Billings Montana after a return trip.
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J. S. Tupper
Maud Kent
E. M. Tupper
Rev. Hyatt
St. Luke’s’ Episcopal Church
Spokane
Billings
Montana
Ferry Crossing Planned at Orondo Monday Morning
The message notes a ferry crossing across the Columbia at Orondo set for Monday morning March 15, inviting travelers to use the ship for transit.
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Orondo
Columbia
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Wenatchee Yand
Wenatchee Grounds
Col
George Woods
Parr
Society
Gehr
Doc German
Lillis
Fruiteaters
Jake Miller
Reeves
Tetheron
Blagg
James Stewart
Fannie Ward
Miss Ward
Lady Battock
Jerome K. Jerome
New York
Leavenworth
Wenatchee Valley
Estes-Hanan Realty Company
Cashmere
Wash
Senate
Will Shaffer
Judge Chase
Kinney
Walla
Walla Street
Good House
Tou
Tupper-Kent
P. W. Kent
A. J. Ritz and
F. Demers
GEM Theatre
Uncle Bill
Rosenburg Block
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