Olds Co. Expands 160 Acre Fruit Ranch in We natchee Valley
The Olds Company Inc led by A J Olds and his sons plans to plant 160 acres total, with 50 already bearing and 40 more to be added this spring mostly apples. They aim for a single large orchard, reinvesting annually, with capital of 100000 dollars. Orchard land in the valley is viewed as safe investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olds Company, Inc
Burch Flat
Wenatchee Valley
Olds Company
A. J. Olds
J. D
Fred
D. D. Olds
Hotel Waterville Leased to J. D. Bonar for Five Years
Stockholders of Hotel Waterville leased the property to J. D. Bonar for five years with option to extend. Bonar, who has managed Waterville for years, has earned the confidence of travelers and locals and is regarded as a first class hotel man likely to run the property successfully.
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Hotel
Waterville
J. D. Bonar
Bonar
Waterville Empire
Wenatchee Bridge Dispute Eases as Neighborly Relations Move On
The Olive Branch argues the Wenatchee bridge dispute should end. It states there was no real cause for ill will and that Waterville acted from a rightful, justifiable position. The piece urges continued good terms between neighbors.
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Wenatchee
Waterville
Waterville welcomes Wenatchee visitors after cautious note
Douglas County Press says Waterville invites Wenatchee residents to visit, noting Natchee's people are excited yet the danger seems passed. The paper urges Wenatcheeites to enjoy the back and front yards while warning against renewed confrontation with Waterville.
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Natchee
Wenatchee
Tax Receipts Boom in County Treasury
Treasurer Battles reports a record busy season as tax collections surge. From February 1 to March 15 this year receipts reached 85 569 53 compared with 64 552 44 last year an increase of 22 017 19 reflecting growing county activity.
Hotel Arrivals at Wenatchee Two Hotels March 21 1907
Arrivals at two Wenatchee hotels list guests from cities including Seattle Spokane Portland and Tacoma. Names include Roosevelt John C Norris F W Ketchum M G Barnes J West W H Norton C Bellew A Bishop C Knight G E Sturgis Albert Burke A T Warren Robt Wakelin and others with several 1909 dates noted.
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Wenatchee
Roosevelt
John C. Norris
Seattle
F. W. Ketchum
City
J. H. Richards
S. F
M. G. Barnes
Tacoma
Jas. West
Methew
W. H. Norton
Quincy
C. Bellew
S. A. Bishop
Spokane
C. C. Knight
Pueblo
Col
Col.; Grawingston, Seattle. Great Northern—G. E. Sturgis
Albert Burke
Everett
A. T. Warren
H. H. Davidson
H. G. Glen
Robt. Wakelin
Jas
Kifer
F. C. Minshow
John Sodeski
D. B. Bankofsky
J. W. F. Gripp
A. A. Bowman
Portland
Delightful Surprise Party for Mr and Mrs Tanner
Mr and Mrs Lloyd J Tanner were treated to a pleasant surprise party at their Orondo Avenue home last evening. Fifteen guests gathered at the Finch home and joined in a friendly call with music, refreshments, and warm wishes for a long and happy life. Guests included Edna Finch Iris Finch Mabel Graves Elizabeth Graves Alvin Patterson Patricia Collier Margaret Duff Mary Duff Beulah Hastings Bessie Fisher Ralph Shotwell Ira Collier Wilson Camp John Duff Harry Hawk.
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Lloyd J. Tanner
Orondo Avenue
Finch
Mrs. Tanner
Edna and
Iris Finch
Mabel
Elizabeth Graves
Alvin Patterson
Patricia Collier
Margaret
Mary Duff
Beulah Hastings
Bessie Fisher
Ralph Shotwell
Ira Collier
Wilson Camp
John Duff
Harry Hawk
Removal Notice by Dr McCoy to Columbia Valley Bank Building
Dr McCoy declares the removal of his office and residence to the Columbia Valley Bank building with notice of the change and new address for correspondence and visits.
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McCoy
Columbia Valley Bank
Cascade Consolidated Mining fights for railroad access in Chelan
R. R. Rowse, president of Cascade Consolidated Mining & Smelting and Cascade Valley Railroad, operates 17 claims at Cascade pass Doubtful Lake in Chelan County. The firm plans its own Rockport to holdings railroad, grading to start this summer, with six veins of smelting ore and assays from $4 to $95. The Seattle office lists $850,000 capitalization and intends electric power from Doubtful Creek for mining operations.
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W. A. C. Rowse
Great Northern Hotel
Cascade Pass
Rowse
Cascade Consolidated
Doubtful Creek
Seattle
Death of Estella F Graham at 14
Estella Florence Graham died at her parents home after a long illness. She was 14 years 4 months and 12 days old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J A Graham of the C and First Street North home. Funeral from the house at 2 p m tomorrow with surviving mother, father, two brothers and a sister.
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Estella Florence Graham
J. A. Graham
First Street
Bank officials visit Alaska lender chief in town
Cc M Summers vice president First National Bank Juneau Alaska visits with his brother in law W A Thompson president Farmers Merchants Bank. Summers travels from Juneau a couple of times yearly to discuss F M bank matters.
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Cc. M. Summers
First National Bank of
Juneau
Alaska
W. A. Thompson
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Mr. Summers
F. & M. Bank
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L. V. Wells
Cascade Consolidated Operating
Chelan County
Estella F. Graham
Arthur Gunn
Wenatchie Development Company
Wenatchee Avenue S
Wenatchee, Waeh
Goodwell
Bousquet & Christensen
A. J. Linville
Co. H. Chapman
Wenatchee and
Orondo Avenues
Red Apple Real Estate Co
Gunn Ditch
LK Ere&Éewid
The
Ellis-Forde Company
Jrby
Babcock-Cornish
David Graham Phillips
McGrath
Berger, Proprietor
Wenatchee Avenue