Hounds for Hound Ed Ferguson Seattle Trip
Ed Ferguson went to Seattle today and will remain through Sunday. Mrs. Thomas Matherson of Hard Scrabble Hill died after an operation at the Emergency hospital leaving a husband son and daughter. Remainders moved to undertakers with funeral plans not yet set. C. G. Jennings of St. Louis representing Keen butter goods is in the city today.
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Ed Ferguson
Seattle
Thos. Matherson
Hardscrabble Hill
C. G. Jennings
St. Louis
Keen Butter Goods
Injury of Perry Limber After Scrimmage at Fair Grounds
Young Perry Limber, injured in a night scrimmage with high school boys, is recovering after a slight neck dislocation. He was found unconscious near the fair grounds and taken to Cottage House, then moved to his sister Mrs. Boyd's Walker street home. Rumors of his death and arrests were false. Prosecuting Attorney Cross is pursuing warrants and has names of several implicated boys.
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Perry Limber
Fair Grounds
Boyd
Walker Street
Limber
Cross
Lumber yard plans tied to new Douglas town
F. M. Scheble and his son Bert left for Douglas on the Moses Coulee line where the railroad company has bought land and plans a new town. Scheble operates a Waterville lumber yard and may open one in Douglas.
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F. M. Scheble
Bert
Douglas
Moses Coulee Railway
Mr. Scheble
Waterville
Women Pioneers Claim Desert Land North of Moses Lake
Wilson Creek Washington November 6 The desert once deemed useless near Moses Lake north end about 15 miles south of Adrian is opening to homesteads. Fifteen claims taken in six months with more than half by young women who first arrived as school teachers. The frontier is yielding to pioneer efforts of female settlers.
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Wilson Creek
Wash
Moses Lake
Ma’ams
Mrs Olive Returns Home After Visit
Mrs H J Olive spent several days as the guest of her daughter and returned today to her Cashmere home.
Cosgrove thanks supporters as Taft victory noted
Governor elect S. G. Cosgrove at his Pomeroy home expresses gratitude for the large statewide majority and pledges a clean, just administration while criticizing Bryan and noting Taft’s victory. Mayor Pattison of Colfax concedes defeat and says he can accept the loss after running ahead of Bryan in several counties.
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Pomeroy
Wash
S. G. Cosgrove
Cosgrove
William H. Taft
Bryan
Democratic Party
Taft
Washington
Kalispell Cousin Visits Parshall Ahead of Market Season
Miss Alice Ouiellette arrived from Kalispell Montana yesterday to visit her aunt Mrs Therriault. She is a cousin of S F Corbin of Parshall's store and spent a year here three years ago making many friends.
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Alice Ouiellette
Kalispell
Montana
Therriault
S. F. Corbin
Parshall
Miss Ouillette
City full of drummers visit Wenatchee
Drummers from almost every line of goods flood Wenatchee soliciting business. Hotels report brisk trade from increased travel as Taft’s election boosts confidence. Traveling salesmen praise the city and depart with sizable orders, predicting a general revival of prosperity.
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Wenatchee Blas
Taft
Wenatchee
Football Game Set With Waterville Tomorrow
Coach Lemon announced Waterville will play the local team tomorrow at 2 30. Admission is fifty cents. Waterville's hard men promise a lively match. Next, Ballard visits on Friday November 13 and Broadway High of Seattle on Friday November 20 for further games.
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Lemon
Waterville
Ballard
Broadway High School
Seattle
Police Report Quiet City Through November
Police business is very slow with few arrests in the first six days of the month. Fourteen arrests are noted as drunks, tied to the recent election, and one man was given a few days on the street to sober up. Mrs. W C Michael and Miss Ethel Lee depart for Seattle for a several week visit.
Contractors Begin Wenatchee Sidewalk Project
Albert M. Wilson and J. M. Bowers start a concrete sidewalk on the west side of Wenatchee avenue between Palouse and First Street North next Monday morning. Most materials are on hand and owners along the street will pay the cost. Once finished this will be the first complete block in the business district to be laid and may prompt further work by other property owners.
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Albert M. Wilson
J. M. Bowers
Wenatchee Avenue
Palouse
First Street
Two Carloads Of Horses And Mules Arrive From Montana
Courtnay and Reed received two car loads of large horses and mules yesterday from central Montana. There has been steady demand for fine horses all summer and the importers expect this shipment to move quickly. O. C. Thayer is here from Spokane on business, and Arthur Gunn traveled to Seattle last night on business.
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Courtnay & Reed
Montana
Arthur Gunn
Seattle
Brewster Proves Key Player in Bankers' Reserve Life
George O. Brewster, manager of the Bankers' Reserve Life Insurance Co of Omaha with Wenatchee ties, is credited as a star performer by President Rob inson. He converted Wenatchee valley business into $333000 in life insurance in three months, at a rate of $1,000,000 annually.
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Washington, D. C
Geo. O. Brewster
George O. Brewster
Bankers’ Reserve Life Insurance Company
Omaha
Nebraska
Wenatchee
Robinson
Wenatchee Valley
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Ice
Wenatchee Electric Co
Columbia Valley Bank
F. H. Brand
Olympia Hotel
Palouse Street
J. M. Duffy
Forblo Hunt
Elec
Kk. M
Bert Scheble
Moses
Pattison
Taft Bsherene
M. Wilson and
Palouse Stree
O. C. Thayer
Spokane
Berry
Pacific Monthly Magazine
the Horticulturist Magazine
The
Daily World
C. H. Armstrong
Bazaar
Buckeye
Crescent
Economy
Fern Candy Kitchen
C. F. Fry
Palmetto
Marshall’s
W. H. Russell
Halbert & Webber
P. P. Holcomb
Huck & Fitch
M. O. Merrill
E. H. D. Webb
H. L.wiester
the Toggery
Little & Wetsel
Edna Thompson
Jennie Lowe
C. F. Eggiman
Ruth Bixler
J. B. Bache
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Homer Betty
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Clara Murray Leslie Fry
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