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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-22
Great Future for 0kanogan

G. ". Loudon, wealthy stockman
of Loomis, Wash, is in Weuatchee to-
day. Mr. Loudop is al old time resi-
dent of Okanogan county. having
moved there seventeen or eighteen
years ago. He il enthusiastic over
rhe possibilities of that section of the
country and believes that it will show
greater development during the next
few years than any other part of the
state. He states that the upper OKa-
hogan valley is fully as we'll adapted
to fruit culture as Is The Wenatchee
valley and is today producing fruit Of
all kinds of excellent quality. The pat
uTai resources, of the country he
says, are almost untouched. AS soon
as traDspcr tation is secured there are
many coal mines which will be i'm
mediately opened up. These mines
are capable of producing an unlimited
supply of coal as Mr.. Loudon states
that ne knows of several veins running
from Is to 20 feet in depth. Trans.
portation is xall that is needed and
this, Mr.. London believes will be Civ
en- the country in q short time.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-22
THE VERY BEST REMEDY FOR
BOWEL TROUBLE.

Mr.. M. F. Burroughs. an old and
weil.known resident of Bluffton, Ind,
says: Il regard Chamber lain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the
very best remedy for Eowel trou BILE,
make this statement after having
used the remedy in my family for sew
eral years. am never without it. ="
This remedy is almost sure to be need
ed before the summer is over. Why
not buy it now and be prepared for
such an emergency? For sale by all
druggists.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-22
Children's Day at N. E. Church

Chiluren's day exercises will DO
held at the Nj. E. church SUNDAY
morning at ii o'clock. An excellent
musical program has been prepared
and will oa given bv the children of
the Sunday school. The program is
as follows:
Doxology
Prayer
Opening chorus By Sch DOL
Children's Day Greeting,
Greeting Chorus, Mrs Luving's
Help Somebody, Ralph
Thomas
Lifting the Banner of Jesus Chorus
Mrs Jack suns class
Finding the Bright Side
Virgil Dickson
Fair Roses Bloom, Chorus Mrs
Kufus' class
Selected Duett Raymond and
Laverne Kaupp
Offering
Earth is Singing Song Primary
class
Selected Recitation Edgar Moon
AS Morning Skies. Chorus Mr. Nov.
els class
Selected Recitation Earl Mari
Softly Summer Breezes Blow Rev.
kufus' class
Congregational Song.
BeEediction
Stop condoninR slip shoa work
advertise for another workman.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-22
Personal Mention and
City Ne,os IL, Brief

Try Central Market Tor good meats
aud quick delivery. Albian Meat 20.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George Brown died yesterday Rev
L A Hilton conducted the funeral ser
vices whiot were Eeid at p m yes
tsrday Mrs Brown is seriously i'll
II you want a good 25c meal, 60 to
the Palace Bakery and Cafe.
For cheap wall paper and turlap,
&C to Russell.
Dr. Mccoy returned to Wenatohea
yesterday from professional visit to
Seattle
First class cotton covered rubber
garden htse. with spraye1 and nozzle
free only 10 and IL cents per foot.
Oatohall Store.
Diok Manson came down from his
home at Cashmere yesterday on short
pleasure trip
We will give 8 cents pee bottle for
each citrate OF magnesis bottle re-
turned co us Wenatohee Drug Co.
The Dorcas Sewing club will give
an Joe cream social in the basement of
the NJ E ohurcn Saturday evening at
8 O'Clock Everyone Is cordially in
vited co attend
For LinoIeum yarnIsii, go to Russell.
O 3 Fuller has moved his real es-
tate Office from the frame building
nenr to the Columbia Valley Bank, to
the Office ou Orondo formerly occupied
by Crass and C)rbin
DR.. Almeda J. Mccall Osteopath ic
phT sician. Office over WEBSTER s store.
Mrs Window, wife of Contractor
Window. who is erecting the Rosen
in Wenatchee yesterday for visit
with her husband.
NJ A Hannah, of the firm of Butler
and Hannah, and Mrs Hannah, re.
turned yesterday from Seattle, where
they have beon spending a couple of
weeEs in visiting Mr. Humans parents
WHO live there, and on business
Fl Flohr came up from Ephrata TO-
day to have his left hapd treated for
blood poisoning, as il is very badly in
feoted Mr. Flohr was pulling rye out
of wheatfield, and the chafipg of the
sharp heads of the grain caused the
1afec,i0n OF his hand DIR. Gilchrist
dressed the injured member, anG Mr..
Flohr is resting quite easily now.
Mrs. j. Howard Watson and SOD
Harold, and Miss B. Falk came in
from Seattle yesterday afternoon, and
after spending last night at the Hal
lenbeck home, went up Oh the BOAT
this morning to Lake Uhelan, to Mrs.
Watson's home, "Harverene" ab out
ten miles up the Lake. Miss Falk will
go TO the head of the lake to visit her
sister Mr.. Scho9nfeldt, and wi Ii re-
turn to Mr.. Natsou's home to spend
the summer.
\ meeting Of the recently organized
butchers union will be held next Sun
day to consider asking for an addi-
tional raise in wages of so cents per
day. When the union was organized
the men were receiving $2.85 cents
day and they Immediately asked So. IS
which they were granted, 1t is ex-
pected that any further raise IN pay
will meet with serious objection on
the naIt of the employers.
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Rev. J. W. Tanner and son Lloyd
were entertained at dinner today by
A. W. Camp
Mrs. Y. Wait who has been visiting
with Mrs. Ansei Griggs for a few
days. left for her LONE in Tacoma
this afternoon.
NJ o. Tibbits and his little daught.
or, Helen left for their home iu Cach-
mere this afternoon.
Mrs. G. C. Fashken of Eli, who has
been listing with Miss Josephine Mil
Ter for a few days, left tor Cashmere
this afternoon. where she will visit
" it'll friends.
G. NJ. Stephens vino has position
as bookkeeper for the Fruit Growers
Association, is taking few days va
carton and is auditing the books for a
local firm.
The Commercial club rooms ale not
in use at present, owing to the re-
modelling of the Beal block and the
consequent necessity of cutting the
electric light wires.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Noble, who
have been visiting with MI. and Mrs
R. H. Nowlan for a few days, left for
their home 10 Seattle this afternoon.
| Miss Ethyl McCutcheon has accept.
ed position as stenographer in the
real estate Office of he1 cousin, o. B.
Fuller.
The Ellis Forde COMPANY reciev ed
Shipment of four horses from up riv.
or yesterday afternoon, and these are
being broken to use on the delivery
wagons for the use of he company.
Hon. ". F. Haynes received mis-
commission as register of the land CT
ficelast Thursday and took charge of
the office Monday of this week. Mr..
Malloy, the retiIi g register, las lot
made up his mind what be will do,
but after O few weeks rest " ill prob.
ably open law office. Big Bend En-.
piIe.
John Clay who lived across the We
natchee river with his brother. VINO
mas just purchased ten acres on Buich
Fiat, died Wednesday evening, very
suddenly of cancer of the stomach
The deceased man came here recently
with his brother. and was in very poor
health, but did not think that
the disease had progressed far
enough to cause his death The two
men were living in the house near the
Beacon school house and were intend
ing to at once improve the land
which Mr. Clay's brother had purchHs-
ed, but had not yet had ii ne to build
house for themselves The funeral
was held yesterday from the DunBard
church at Sunyslope, ana was under
the direction OF Undertnker Hall The
! funeral sermon was preached by Rev
jesse Peters of the DuDkard ChuI ch
and the interment was in the Sunny.
slope Cemetery.
l..
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-22
EYE-STRAiNiS DANGEROUS

To health II allowed to run or it not
fully corrected by specialist who
knows how to do II and why he does II.
Don't experiment or take chances.
guarantee to find and correct all defects
possible to overcome with glasses.
T. A. MEREDITH, Graduate Ophtha :.
moiogist and optician. Office over
Post office. fridays and Saturdays.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-22

A W Barlow returned yesterday af-
ternoon from Leavenworth where he
has been spending few days canvas
sing for the sale of typewriters
| Lost-Gold Fob with old English
letter, H. Return to World office. 622
Mrs. r E. Hastings returned yester-
day afternoon from seattle where she
has been mai ing an extended visit
with friends.
For longtime fam loans apply 80 J.
8. Mooney
Mrs William Ulrey and little
daughter Katie returned yesterday at.
ternoon from Seattle. where they have
been making an extended visit with
Mrs Ulrey's daughter. Mrs Jesse Will
liams
Capt. A. $. Burbank of Cashmere,
is in town today on short business
trip.
| D. N. Pay ton of Columbia Valley,
ana son Paul are III town today.
! r. A. Brown of Monitor, is in
town today. in attendance at the cur
rent term of the superior court.
j. Fl. Lebeck returned yesterday
from short business trip to Seattle,
William McMullen made trip to
town today from his ranch at Burch
Flar, for load of lumber roI fine
new res idence he is building.
Gladys Russell gives birthday par
ty to her friends at her home this after
noon.
Mis-. Jno. A. Gellatly is entertain.
ing this afternoon OF her ho&e Oh
South Wenatcbee avenue.
Up-to- date auto mobile supplies, bi
cycles repaired, all work guaranteed,
Catchall Store, Phone 424.
Mr. and Mrs T J Sherman came
down yesterday from Peshastin. where
Mr. Sherman owns and operates a
saw mill and are visiting with friends
! here
Good fire slab wood, stove length,
So. 80 per cord dellveret. J. H. Fer.
ym,n. 6 26
! Chas E Black we'll, pres ident of the
bank at Riverside, came Down from
/ that place yesterday and went tn Seat
/ tie, from there ne will go to Tacoma
to attend the Bankers Convention III
session there
Money 10 loan on farm lanos or
chasseis. John A. Gellariy.
Wanred-to rent or room house
with barn and fenced. Reasonably
close in. Permanent. Apply World
6 Fl
For Sale-The articles left from the
Elberta Hotel sale, including non
beds, springs. mattresses. carpets,
blankets, quilts, pillows, stoves, glass
fruit jars, cooking utensils and a sew
ing machine. Apply to T. 4. Walt
on's residence or Box 22i. Wenatchee.
If
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Mills return.
ed the first part of the week from an
extended trip through North and
South Dakota, and are living at their
residence on Mob Hill.
Miss Geneva McCann will give a
birthday party to niue of ner little
friends at her nome on Mob Hill to-
morrow at 200 P. M. it beng the
occasion of herninth birthday.
Rev. J. Fl. Colin returned last
night from a short business trip to Sc
attic.
J. 4. Holloway, former, insurance
agent of this place, came in from Spo-
kune yesterday, where he has been
spending few months.
Paul Tomlinson. came up from
Ephrata last night where he has been
working on ranch, and will leave
| for his old homs in Iowa tomorrow.
His parents are spending the summer
! there.
| David Sullivan came down from his
home at Monitor on business today.
The first ewberlies of the season
were brought into the Fruit Growers
ssociation on Wednesday evening
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-22
Card OF Thanks

The members of Daniel McCook
?ost 105. q A r wish to thank the
citizens of Wenatchee who 80 gener-
ously and kindly assisted in the mem.
orial oe, emonies of Nav 30, the day
dedicated to the memory of those who
fought and died in the service of their
country
How many 'wiong ways" of ad-
vertising that property must you try
before relying upon 1.-The want ad.
wav."
''If "'twere well It were done
quickly" then 1t were necessary Tin
most cases. that it were done in the
- want ad. wav."
A photographer who takes children
is seldom arrested for kidnapping.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03

Albert Law, deputy county clerk, is
down with lagrip.
Anyone wishing to contract for beets
can do so by seeing Councilman Nc
Neil
Mrs. J. A. Bexell has been quite
sick the past week with an attack of
throat trouble.
Maurice Swinyard, manager of the
Hayball Mercantile company, Lewis
ton, was In Logan on business Wed.
nesday.
MILFORD Chatterton, ma iager Of
the c. w. & NJ. Co.'s bra ch at Pres
ton, came to Logan " ednesday with
his wife.
Miss Eta Hansen and Mrs. A. b.
Peterson went to Ogden yesterday.
Miss Hansen will be the guest OF Mrs.
Peterson during the summer.
On Thursday, dog owned by VIM.
Ellis bit child belonging to Hyrum
Bunce, Of the Fifth ward Medical
aid had TO be called in. The dog was
killed.
Sarah Bergen, of Centerville, gave
birth to fine girl last Sunday. This
Young lady will be kindly remember.
ed as the clerk who worked so faith.
fully for Quayle & Co. for a number OF
years.
The Priesthood meeting of the
Cache stake will convene In the First
ward room of the Logan Tabernacle
today at eleven o'clock. All those
holding the priesthood are requested
to be present. Jos. Morrell. Isaac
Smith, w. w. Vaughan, Presidency
OF Cache Stake.
Last Tuesday night the Elders oil
the Logan Fifth ward held a reunion
Invitations had been extended to all
the married people in the ward and
about two hundred and fifty people
listen ed to speeches, singing, and ther
INDUCED in dancing. The affair was
exceedingly pleasant.
1t may be interesting to readers oil
THE REPUBLICAN in other chimes u
know that on Wednesday night M
less than six inches Of snow fell here
The night was exceedingly blustery
and the heavy snowfall proved M
little surprise to most residents. u
is still with us-and March came il
like lion
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03
Muslin Underwear sale
begins Thursday March
LIST, at Logan Dry Goods
Co.

VIM. Weir, Of the Trenton country.
leaves either today, or within the
next few days, for Edmonton. Canada.
where he has bought land. He will
take mis- family and expects to make
that his future home. Mr.. Weir was
in that vicinity last summer, fell in
love with the country and then dis.
posed OF his Cache farm. The Ed
monitor county is north OF Calgary and
IS said TO be the best land in Canada.
The precipitation there is said TO be
all that is necessary and the soil is
not less than four feet deep. Mr..
Weir has retained only his Smithield
property, and is gone for good. He is
a Hoosier who has been In this
county about sixteen years and by his
honesty and general sterling qualities
has made a circle Of friends who re-
gret that he is leaving.
Thursday afternoon there was a
rather amusing occurrence at the cor
ner OF Main and First North streets.
A large dog had lain down beneath a
small table in the Logan Dry Goods
Co.'S doorway, said table being laden
with shirtwaists and other feminine
lingerie. Mr.. Leland Hanks, 1.-THE
nice young man''of the establishment.
while prowling around with a broom
in his hand trying to make 1.-THE boss"
believe he was at work, made dash
at his dogship beneath the table. The
animal, thoroughly scared, made a
leap and became fastened between the
legs OF the table. The weight of this
did not even check him in his mad
flight, however, and the way the shirt
waists flew was sight TO behold. The
animal continued across the street be.
fore he stopped and then with the
table still hanging to his shoulders
sought to climb telephone pole in
front of the First National. Quite a
number OF people enjoyed good laugh
and Mr.. Hanks is busily engaged in
figuring out how to pay for those
damaged shirtwaists.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03

George L, Farrell, Arthur Bateson,
5. Jeppeson, and John Baxter went
to Salt Lake Thursday morning.
Tony Nelson and company are talk.
ing of selling their interest in the
10000 acres OF land bought Of the state
OF Idaho some three years ago. This
land is located in pocatello valley.
A. Ottenheimer, vice president of
The Hub, left for Germany Thurs.
day morning to visit his parents. Mr..
Newman will have charge of the bust
ness during the gentleman's absence.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Il. Lloyd
Saturday, a girl baby large only in the
size Of its lung capacity But they
are all happy just the same and every.
thing Is moving along nicely.
Messrs. Brigham Hendricks, Hyers,
Pond, Hoaglana, Rawlins. Wiser, and
1elford, of Lewiston. will organize a
company and start mercantile con.
Germ. The gentlemen feel that con-
siderable trade leaves Lewiston. The
aim is TO confinc the most OF it, If not
all to their own locality.
Among The social gaitieS of the near
future is the ba'I TO be given by the
A. {. Woman's Club, at the pavilion
next Monday evening. The fact that
the club ladies are giving it is equal TO
saying that the ball will be great
success. The invitations are out and
Logan society is looking forward to il
with much pleasure.
j. Il. Stewart and wife returned
from California last Wednesday. Mr.
Stewart says that within the past three
weeks fully one hundred thousand
visitors have been in Los Angeles. A
great many Latterday Saints are To-
Gated there and their church is well
attended. Many Utah people are
making investments in that locality.
Prices are extremely high, orange
groves bringing 81 800 per acre. AS a
health resort, Mr. Stewart saws
that In his Judgment, California Is not
as goood as Utah all through the year.
1t is great place to spend the winter,
but during the other seasons Utah
with her pure mountain air and waite,
surpasses anthing to be found in Los
Angeles.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03
City and County

We sell the Earth and Loan money
on 1t. II. A. Petersen & Co.
A large number of relatives and
friends OF Andrew Low went TO Salt
Lake yesterday to attend the funeral
Special bargains in
muslin underwear at Lo-
gan Dry Goods Co.
w. S. Lamoreaux returned Thurs
day from trip north. At Pocatello
on Thursday there was little of the
snowfall we have here.
WALL PAPER SC PER ROLL ATC. ".
Hansen's, 63 East First North. Next
to Linduuist the undertaken.
Miss Lizzie jenkins left for St.Louis
Friday morning to. visit her sister,
Mrs. John Peters. The young lady
will remain in the Missouri metropolis
until April.
Thoroughbred Barred Rock Cock.
rells fof sale at Smiths bakery and
eggs for Matching, - East Center.
Teams are sill hauling lumber from
Logan canyon. 1t is sledged TO the
forks, then placed on wagons. 1t is
said that several fine bear have been
seen near the forks.
Three little rules we all should keep,
To make life happy and bright,
Smile in the morning, smi at noon,
Take Rocky Mountain Tea at mig hit
c. f. Napier.
II. ii. Blair, Of New York city, has
been engaged as chief engineer at the
Lewiston sugar factory. The gentle
man was in this city on Thursday
forming acquaintance.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03
Ladies muslin gowns
for soc at Logan Dry
Goods Co.

FoUND-On Center street Satu. day,
bundle containing a new yellow Oil
coat. Owner can have it by calling at
this office.
The city offices are now being
removed into rooms at the county
court house. The City Recorders of.
flee will be open there for business to.
day. Her Office hours are from 10 to
II am. and to pm.
For SALE-Ten acres of land one
half mile north Of Agricultural college
Richard w. Smith, 63l East, 6tt
North.
An item from Wellsville says: "A
young bishop has arrived to preside
over the Mill district, near Wellsville
He will stay at John Bailey's place til
he gets old enough to take charge
Mother and son are doing we'll"
HARRY WILSON SAYS to tel
you to call and see him when you want
TO get "Spruced" up bit, at the Pa
lace barber shop. II w. CenterSt. +
Owing TO the early train failing tt
connect at the Junction yesterday
morning, passengers for the northern
part of the valley were conveyed acros:
valley by team, which was an arduou:
task, as the roads are terrific.
Thoroughbred Wyandotte and Leg
horn eggs and chickens for sale. A
Roller, r. f. D., II. Sl.00 4 setting
Of Is eggs
The Republican directs the atten,
ton OF the ladies to the advertise
ment OF "HewleLt's Three Crown Bak.
ing Powder" found on the local page.
The Republican doesn't pretend to
know the respective merits of baking
powder, but these people make strong
claims, backed by affidavit, and as
this product is from a Utah factory il
is deserving of an investigation a,
least. Try IT once, IF it's good, use II
again, and If isn't get something else
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03
You can smile at the
mud, snow and water if
your feet are i'm a pair of
those "Tested Water
Proof Shoes" for sale at
Dunbar, Robinson and Co.

Wednesday evening marked the
birthday anniversary of Mrs. S. B..
Milton and in honor OF the occacion
quite number OF her neighbors and
friends rushed in on her as surprise.
The affair had been very skillfully ar.
ranged and Mrs Milton had gained no
inkling of the preparations for her
pleasure, The evening hours were
spent in music and games, and then
refreshments were served. A punch
bowl, presided over by Misses Sarah
Hawkins and Polly Gunnel, was a
feature. Those present on the happy
occasion we're Messrs, and Mesdames
VIM. Il. Hawkins, Lorenzo Hansen,
Louis Watkins, W. G., Davis, Joseph
Hawkins, VIM. J, Hill, Serge Boudre-
ro, S. B. Milton, Mrs Mary A Milton;
Misses Ida Hansen, Sarah Hawkins,
Polly Gunnel; Messrs, All Smurth-
waite, John l.. Baxter, Jed Hawkins,
Raymond Davis and Willie Milton.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03
Something new. A linen
collar strictly water proof
at Dunbar, Robinson & Co.

The following from the San Pedro,
California; Daily Times speaks of one
Of Logan's families. That paper says
"B. Bergman and family of Salt Lake,
and j. w. Barrett and family, of Lo.
gan, Utah, were in the city today.
The gentleman are pleasant fellows
and would make coed citizens for San
Pedro They called on their Old friend,
j. Fl. Hughes, while here"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03
HORSES
Have Colds

and other ills, just the same as human
beings, and this is the time of the year
that they are the most susceptible.
Prevent them from serious sickness
BY toning them up with our condition
powders.
Recommended by local horse men.
zoe per package, 3 for SOC.
.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03
New and dainty Muslin
Underwear at bargain
prices at Logan Dry Goods
Co.

George Bell, of The Logan Glove &
Tanning Co. was displaying some very
excellent buggy whips first Of the
week, whips that were made by fac
tory down south that desires to join
its fortunes with the Logan company.
These whips were really excellent and
the factory, though small is said by
Mr., Bell, who made an inspection, to
be complete. 1t Is not known yet
whether there will be a union effected.
In the spring time you renovate
your house. Why not your body?
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
drives out impurities, cleanses and en-.
riches the blood and puriies the en-.
tire system IS cents. G. Il. Napier.
The Salt Lake Telegram contemplat-
ed changing its general policy, and in
deciding the momentous questions at
hand felt that the presence of Agent
f. W. Ryberg, Of this city, would be
advisable. Accordingly the young
man went to the state capital Thurs.
day and has been there since. 1t is
entirely possible that he may be en-.
gagged to take q. G. Goodwin's place
on the editorial staff.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-03-03
10 Pound Packages

which can be obtained at any of the
leading Grocery Stores or the