Wenatchee Southside Wolf Hunt committees named
The Wenatchee Southside Wolf Hunt Advisory Committee held a Saturday meeting at the Wenatchee Commercial club rooms and formed committees and lieutenants, listing members from Wenatchee Southside Leavenworth Waterville Cashmere Monitor and other areas plus numerous named lieutenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee Southside
Wolf Hunt Advisory Committee
Wenatchee Commercial Club Rooms
R. T. Woodruff
W. O. Tetherow
P. F. Scheble
Wenatchee
R. P. Kizer
M. Clark
I. N. Simmons
Southside
D. M. Thomas
Leavenworth
W. M. Dunn
Waterville
Frank Palmer
Cashmere
R. A. Brown
Monitor
Percy Walker
Wilson Creek
Kelley Davis
Douglas
John Owens
Ephrata
Frank Billingsley
Quincy
Tom Chisholm
Malaga
R. Kern
Rock Island
R. Kean
W.O. Tetheow
Chas. Kamholts
E. C. Brett
Joe Ladd
L. J. Coonan
Rother and Sister Reunite After 25 Years Travel
Mr and Mrs E Butt of Waterville visited Wenatchee on business and learned that Mrs Butt's brother Sam Switzer had been living nearby on Wheeler Hill. A Sunday morning reunion occurred after twenty five years of no contact, and the pair had unknowingly lived within miles of each other for two years before reuniting in Walnut, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut, II
Mr. Switzer
Slaughter House Fire and Local News Roundup
Slaughter house at Leavenworth owned by Emil Frank burned last Saturday with $3,000 loss and no insurance. Justice Court items include Frank Foster and James King jailed for begging and vagrancy, and Thomas Parker fined for drunkenness. Local visitors, travels, and small community happenings fill the rest of the page, noting illness, arrivals, and a Wenatchee shipment of fruit trees to North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Emil Frank
Central Meat Market
Justice Court
Frank Foster
James King
Palmer
Spokane
Thomas Parker
Tacoma
Local Option Mass Meeting Highlights Unity Aims
William J. Herwig of the Anti Saloon League spoke at a Methodist church on unity among temperance forces and the shift from all or nothing to practical local option. He urged educational and legislative work while noting funding constraints and a push to elect a legislature favoring local option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Herwig
Anti-Saloon League
Methodist Church
Movemnt
Washington
Pacific States
Union
Hedwig
Local Rider Hurt In Freight Siding Accident
William Hudson sustained three broken ribs after missing footing while attempting to board a freight train at Columbia Siding last week.
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William Hudson
Columbia Siding
Ed Carey Visits Wife in City During Sunday Stay
Ed Carey traveled from Cashmere to spend a Sunday with his wife who is staying at the G N hotel in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Carey
Cashmere
G. N. Hotel
Sherman tied to timber land scheme via 1902 bill
The New York World reports James S. Sherman the Republican vice presidential nominee engaged in a plan with E. L. Philip and Henry Casson to buy New Mexico timber tracts at one tenth value. They allegedly drafted a bill to sell land in 25 000 acre blocks with no cap and minimal price. it passed the House but died in the Senate. Casson denies supplying the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York World
James S. Sherman
New Mexico
Congress
Shierman
E. L. Philip
Milwaukee Breweries
Henry Casson
New Mexico Land Board
Sherman
Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbia Valley Bank
F. H. Brand
Appoin
Olympia Hotel
Palouse Street
J. M. Duffy
Proprieto
The
New York Times Company
Rother
Sister
Giy
Willard Duncan
Yakima
Great Northern Road
Trinidad
G. W. Hendricks
L. A. Tice
Sam Hannan
Lillian Smith
Della Miller
J. L. Morrow
Vancouver
B. C
A. F. Whitcomb
Roy Duncan
Lee Bartlett
Everett
Captain Sherman
Bert Chamberlain
J. W. Dietcher
J. R. Duncan
Fifth
W. E. Reynolds
Seattle
Duncan & Kinder
J. W. Darling
Canyon No. 2
M. O. Merrill's
Mission Street North
Acme
L. D. Fiebaugh
T. W. Austin
Chewawa
J. H. Fewkes
J. E. Eckenrode
Tom L. Landreth
W H. Little
J. Jones
Halbert & Webber
Montz Johnson
Mrs. M. O. Tibbits
Fred Courtway
Columbia
L. B. Courtway
F. S. Jacobson
Maud Merriam
Clark Company of
North Yakima
WIL
Liam J. Herwig