Pears and Royal Highlanders Highlight Spokane Show
Geo A Hauber of Peshastin enters two Idaho pears weighing about six and a half pounds for the National Apple Show in Spokane. The Royal Highlanders stage their second annual dance at Eagle hall with sixty couples, evergreen decor and a moonlit glow.
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Geo. A. Hauber
Peshastin
Idaho
Mr. Hauber
Spokane
Hat
Royal Highlanders
Eagle Hall
Democrats Elect Three Officers In Countywide Returns
Complete results from all eighteen precincts show Democrats winning three offices. Otis narrowly loses for county commissioner by 24 votes, Taft carries the county by about 700, Cosgrove by 500. Total county vote near 2,500 with socialist 22 at Leavenworth. majorities listed for each statewide and local race.
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Godfrey
Battles
Otis
Lakeside
Chelan
Stehekin
Taft
Cosgrove
Leavenworth
Smithson
Stevens
R. H. Holm
W. J. Long
Okanogan County Vote Defeats Seat Removal Proposal
The proposal to move the county seat from Conconully to Riverside was rejected at the election Tuesday by 1100 in favor and 1300 against. The county’s bitter campaign underscores local tensions. Geo. Van Leuven returned to Spokane after a month here filling in at Wells & Morris. 3. M. Littleton of Brockton Massachusetts visits and plans to stay through winter.
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Conconully
Riverside
Okanogan County
Geo. van Leuven
Spokane
Roy
Wells & Morris
Great Northern President Predicts Regional Prosperity
President Louis W. Hill of the Great Northern rails on the coast for the North Bank road opening and foresees continued line extensions. He expects improved freight and passenger service next year and says business conditions should rise promptly, with Spokane Portland & Seattle construction and Tacoma terminal improvements, trains reaching Tacoma soon, and 1909 to be a strong year for the northwest.
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Louis W. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
North Bank Road
Great Northern
President Hill
Spokane
Portland & Seattle
Tacoma
Northwest
St. Paul
May Lose Eye Sight After Delayed Blast Incident
Will Thompson, 21, was blasting rock on his ranch at Chiwaukum when a charge failed to explode. As he bent over the rock the blast went off, shattering two ribs and possibly destroying both eyes. He is in serious condition at the Emergency hospital yesterday, likely to recover but possibly a life cripple.
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Will Thompson
Ionn
Thompson
Chiwaukum
Presbyterian 10 Hold Fair
The aid society of the Presbyterian church plans a big fair before Thanksgiving Day with booths for fancy work cookery and confectionery to raise funds for church refurbishment.
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Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Salvation Army Campaign Opens at Barracks
Special meetings started last Sunday at the Salvation Army barracks and will last fourteen days under Capt. Ritts formerly of Harrisburg Pa. Brigadier Jenkins and Adjutant Storey visit on November 7 8 and Adjutant Whitney of Chicago appears November 14 15. Special music enhances the program as local Salvation Army members hope for large attendance.
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Salvation Army
Ritts
Harrisburg
Jenkins
Storey
Whitney
Chicago
Taft Wins As Bryan Congratulates Opponent
Lincoln Nov 5 Special to World Concedes Taft victory after close state returns Bryan telegrams Harmon wins Ohio governor race by about 20000 Columbus Republican chair Williams says Taft leading Missouri narrowly Early returns show Ryan plurality shrinking in Missouri as results firm up
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Lincoln
Taft
Bryan
Columbus
Williams
Harmon
Ohio
St. Louis
Missouri
Ryan
City Primaries Next Tuesday for Local Offices
City primaries set for next Tuesday with four council seats to fill from five candidates. The mayoral race lists John A. Gellatly as candidate and city attorney race features Williams and Crollard. Mrs. C. E. Lillis clears five acre Miller street tract to plant fruit and plans a new house, with wintering in California.
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John A. Gellatly
Sam R. Sumner
R. H. Nowlan
Louis J. Crollard
B. J. Williams
L. O. Hall
P. P. Holcomb
Joe Albin
J. H. McGahan
Howard Thomas
Williams
Crollard
C. E. Lillis
Miller Street
Cement Sidewalk Completed on D Street
A cement sidewalk has been completed on D street from Third street south to Washington avenue. Grand View addition sees many new handsome homes and becomes a premier residence area. Mrs Ettie I Griggs and daughter Jennie left for California for winter. St Joseph's Altar Society met with Mrs A D Courtnay on Wenatchee avenue.
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D Street
Third Street
Washington Avenue
Grand View Addition
Ettie I. Griggs
Jennie
California
Altar Society
St. Joseph's Church
A. D. Courtnay
Wenatchee Avenue
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