Salvation Army revival expands in Wenatchee
Local corps led by Brigadier Jenkins and Adjutant Storey holds revival meetings as the Salvation Army extends work across Idaho Washington Oregon Montana and Wyoming. The Wenatchee unit is debt free and plans to own property with new facilities and a free dispensary in Seattle joining broader regional expansion.
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Salvation Army
Wenatchee
Jenkins
Adjutant Storey
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Wyoming
Seattle
Wenatchee Corps
Colville Indians Ship Hay to Fort Spokane Stake
The Colville reservation Indians ship hay and oats to Fort Spokane and the Agency posts as river conditions threaten low water routes. The Enterprise steamer, commanded by Captain McDermott, loaded a cargo under Indian farm instructor W. H. Kruse. Shipments face dangerous shallows near Rogers bar and near Glasby, with Gifford rapids reducing cargo space. analysts expect greatly increased crops next year.
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Troy
Kettle Falls
Colville Reservation
Upper Columbia
Colville, Reservation
Fort Spokane
Steam-Ier Enterprise
McDermott
W. H. Kruse
Spokane Landing
Rogers’ Bar
Hunters
Columbia
Snake
Glasg
Gifford
Annexation benefits reach Garden Home Addition
Garden Home Addition residents in Wenatchee report early gains from the October 10 annexation vote. A water main on F street already serves several families, with about fifteen more to be connected next week, a rapid project by Water Commissioner Sher Durne.
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Garden Home Addition
Wenatchee
F Street
Sher- Durne
Local Candidate Wins With Large County Majorities
The report notes a broad victory for the candidate with a statewide majority of 6999 and Chelan county contributing a 776 majority, indicating strong support across the region.
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Chelan County
Poindexter Wins Third District Vote For Congress
Judge Miles Poindexter secures a decisive victory in the third district with 34 721 votes to 21 303 for William Goodyear. Poindexter carries Spokane by about 4000 votes and leads in Whitman County where Goodyear hails from.
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Miles Poindexter
Congress
William Goodyear
Poindexter
Spokane
Whitman County
Good
Carrolls We Are King Tour Returns to Wenatchee
Mr A W Cross again presents Mr Edmund Carroll in Walker Whiteside's comedy We Are King. The show drew many return engagement requests this year, marking Carroll's first stellar tour as both an artistic and financial success. We Are King opens at the Wenatchee theatre on November 10.
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A. W. Cross
Edmund Carroll
Walker Whiteside
Mr. Cross
Mr. Carroll
Wenatchee Theatre
Columbia Valley Notes Seeding Nears End
Fall grain seeding is nearly complete in the Columbia Valley area. James E. Keane is elected justice of the peace and Thos Dark becomes constable in Hammond precinct. Marion Smith smiles over a new girl at his place. F F Keithely builds a fine barn this fall. R E Sharp adds to his house this week. Maude McCaughey of Irby visits across the river and Wenatchee recently. District 114 installs a new store in the schoolroom. District 121 holds first literary meeting in their new schoolhouse, meeting Fridays. Vivian Howard suffers a nail wound that heals slowly. Leonard Harn and family move to Wenatchee. Justin introduces a new line of small musical instruments at Thomas the Jeweler.
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Columbia Valley
James E. Keane
Hamond
Marion Smith
F. F. Keithely
R. E. Sharp
Maude MecCaughey
Irby
Wenatchee
District No. 114
Literary Society
Leonard Harn
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H. L. Wiester
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W. M. Rice
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Eagle Livery & Transfer Co
Nolo Violinist
Guildhall School of Music
London
England
Chewawa Hotel
Viavi Company
Chewawa
Rebekahs
Cashmere
Twisp
Waterville
Work OF
Rebekah
Bessie Fisher
Noble Grand
Mrs. Braider
Mrs. O. A. Mills
Mrs. Deed Mayer
Leavenworth
A. L. Ashton
City
D. J. Switzer
Great Northern
J. Garland
Coulee City
Wenatchee Orchard
Colville
NAVI
Gates Rapids
Colum
BIA
Nexed Garden
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H. J. Kimmel
South King Street
Justin
Thomas, the Jeweler’s
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