Personal Mention and City News in Brief
Money to loan on farm or chattels. Miss Jessie Burdick hosted a party for friends. Teachers and officers meet at the M. E. Sunday school 8:50 tonight. Mrs. Rawlins of Leavenworth visiting relatives. For sale 5 acres fruit land near White school. J H Ferryman and others noted in city business. Revival services at the Christian church attract crowds. Fine stationary at Wenatchee Drug Co. Palace Bakery promotes bread and meals. John A. Gellatly and other locals featured in multiple notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Gellatly
Jessie Burdick
Russell
Watchee Drag Co
M. E
Methodist Church
Raycell
Wenatchee Drug Co
Judge Palmer
Spokane
Palace Bakery
Rawlins
Leavenworth
White School House
Crollard
Needle Club
Henry Sanders
Eutiat
Almeda J. McCall
Wiester
Hood
The
Great Northern
Commercial Club
Chelan
Douglas Co
Barnett Stillwell
A. Winger
Manget, Ind
Roosevelt
Snowbound Miners Cut Off in Ouray County Disaster
Snow storms strand miners within a 20 mile radius of Ouray Colorado. Rescue parties race to reach Camp Bird mine where 50 workers are isolated and food supplies are gone. One body recovered. feared dozens more dead. damage could reach 1 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Ouray
Colo
Camp Bird
Camp Bird Mill
William J. Creessey
Columbus
Onis
Decatur
Ill
Topera
Kan
Kansas City
Missouri
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
St. Louis
Chicago
Holyoke
Alamosa
Denver
Rio Gande
Durango
Blood Medicine Advertisement Exhorts Health Through Summer
An early 20th century ad urges readers to neglect nothing in life and health. It claims neglect leads to ruin and disease, promoting a blood medicine as a remedy to build strength and carry one through the summer with flying colors.
Dinner guest kills painter in Kansas City dispute
Mrs Ida Danielson killed painter E C Harris during a dinner party after a quarrel sparked by a remark about Miss Danielson. Initially she claimed self defense then said the shooting was accidental. Police report no corroborating witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Ida Dennelson
E. C. Harris
Harris
Miss Danielson
C. R. Riggins
Riggins
Forest fires devastate Northwood village and threaten Lynton
A week of forest fires reached Northwood destroying the village, saw mill, and store. Residents fled with few belongings as flames neared Lyndon, forcing rapid removal of portable mill assets while authorities struggled to contain the blaze. In Washington, Rep Jones proposed a bill to empower the reclamation service to condemn lands in Okanogan county for a reservoir site tied to the Okanoagan project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
Wash
Northwood
Lynton
Washington, D. C
Mareis
Jones
The
Reclamation Service
Okanogan County
Okanogan
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Ferryman
Chas Siama
Jennie Nichols
Dr. Wallender
Wahoo
Neb
Wenatchee
Eagle ‘Transfer Company
W. Dwight McCaughey
Farmers Phone
Nowlan
Frank D. Duncan
Alma Darymple
Wilson Creek
Weratchee
Usher
Malaga
J .&. Mooney A
Bower and
E. E. Thayer
Roy Thayer
Astoria Or
Western Union Telegraph Office
Hobson Bros
S. W. Phillips
Rev. Graves
Rev. Stevens
Wenatchee Avenue
Walter M. Olive
Christian Church
Wenatchee Ave
Farmers
Mabel Graves
Duncan
E. V. Martin
Steiner
Albin Meat Co
W. Frank Pracish
Seattle
Mr. Parrish
Star Real Estate Firm
Mr Sanders
Entiat
McCall
Bower and Nowlan
C. E. Breed
Spokesman Review
Sound
Depot
Terme
G. B. Howard
Southside
Farmers Telephone and Telegraph Co
Mission St. N. Wenatchee
H. C. Littlefield, Secy
Presbyterian Parsonage
Barnum
Carl Perry
W. L. Keys
Samuel Gulick Jr
Alta Corcoran
Joseph Green
Mr Heroll
Harry Vollansnee
Mr. Payton
Douglas County
A. L. McMullen
Stemnilt Hill
Earnest Allender
Wenatchee Drug Company
S. G. McCready
Prop
Washington
Lindon
Lyndon
Iself
the Pearl Grocery
Faun
U.S
Golden Gate
P.S
Wenatchee, Wash
Bank of California
Anglo-California Bank
San Francisco
Chase National Bank
New York
First National Bank
J. M Tompkins
Pres
S. F.lewis
Vep
John"goodfrey
Cassie
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