Mullerleile Gets Married In Seattle Cathedral
The wedding of Mullerleile to Mrs. B. F. Saltenbrock took place Monday May 25 at 8 o clock in Seattle Catholic cathedral with Adj Bishop Hanley officiating. The groom, a Washington pioneer active in real estate and fruit trees in Quincy, and the bride from Kentucky, plan visits along the coast before deciding their residence.
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Hanley
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Idaho
Quincy
Kentucky
Mullerbile
Saltenbrock
B. F. Saltembrock
Sunny South
Leavenworth
Wenatchee
Adrian
Mr. Mullerbile
Daggy to Deliver Wenatchee Commencement Address
Prof Maynard L Daggy of the state university department of oratory arrived in town this morning and will give the Wenatchee theatre commencement address tonight. He has a national reputation as a lecturer and is remembered for last year’s Anglosaxon Grit lecture as a standout on the Wenatchee Lecture Course.
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Morning Program Decoration Day Services
Veterans groups from the G A R W A C and Sons of Veterans plus Women’s Relief Corps allies must meet at the city park Saturday at 9 30 a m sharp for conveyances to the cemetery. Daniel McCook Corps C 15 W R C will conduct the grave decoration of old soldiers from both wars and former W R C members.
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W. R. C. M. O. Merrill
Local notes and civic items from Blewett region
Blewett News reports R. Davis visiting Wenatchee over weekend. B Smith Ed Monagle and son John toured Peshastin Sunday. M and Mrs Peake left for Leavenworth Sunday. D A Burgett repaired the Meteor dynamo in Leavenworth. Blewett gains electric lights and telephones. Crew on J McCarthy mill laid off indefinitely. County Superintendent Bowersox visited Blewett school midweek. Blewett area praised for camping now. Shoe repair prices cut at Chas Fry's. Olympia notes a new lawsuit testing direct primary law and second choice voting. case seeks to halt second choice printing and questions extra costs. New shoe repair setup at Chas Fry's next to F and M Bank. Local plea of thanks for log chain found. finder asked to identify self for return.
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Blewett Nuggets
R. Davis
Wenatchee
B. Smith
Ed Monagle
John
Peshastin
Mrs. Peake
Leavenworth
D. A. Burgett
Blewett
J. McCarthy
Bowersox
Olympia
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Milwaukee Land Company plans five town auctions in Spokane
The Milwaukee Land Company will auction five new towns in the Palouse region at Spokane Washington Seabury Pandora on May 25 Kenova and Palisade on May 26 and Malden on May 27 Malden will be a division point with a hotel under construction water telephones and street railway franchises reserved early bays are promising investments Low prices and easy terms available for buyers For details contact G W Morrow 619 Columbia Building Spokane Washington or Dr L B Manchester Columbia Valley Bank Building Also travel notes encourage O R N and to visit Salt Lake City and Denver WM McMuray G P A Portland J R Nagel T P A Seattle 408 First Ave
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Milwaukee Land Company
Spokane
Washington
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Pandora
Kenova
Palisade
Malden
G. W. Morrow
Columbia Building
Civil Service Examination for Clerk Carrier Set at Wenatchee
An examination for clerk and carrier will be held at the Wenatchee post office on June 13, 1908. Age 18 to 45. married women barred. unmarried women may apply as clerks only. Male height at least 5 ft 4 in and weight 125 lb. Details from ROY BIRD, Secretary, Board of Civil Service Examiners, Wenatchee, Washington. Also a five room cottage for rent near Douglas and Washington, and Gem Cafe open at night.
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Board of Civil Service Examiners
Postoffice
Wenatchee, Wash
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Mullerleile
B. F. Saltenbrock
Louisville
Chas. Fry’s
F. & M. Bank
Salt Lake City
Denver
O. R
N. R.y
WM. McMuray
Portland
Ore
J. R. Nagel, T. P. A
First Ave
Seattle, Wash
Douglas and
Waishington Street
Gem Cafe
Estes Valley Orchards
Cashmere
A. F. Estes
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