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  1. The Desperado Who Surrendered

    A Big Bend man, accused of a gruesome triple killing three years prior, walked into the sheriff’s office to clear his name.

    Aug 29, 1889The Yakima HeraldWaterville, Douglas CountyTrue Crime

  2. Waterville Pitches the Great Northern for a Branch Line

    A Douglas County town argues that a fifty-mile spur through the Moses Coulee and Foster Creek country would open twenty-five townships of homestead land — and bring the trade to Seattle.

    May 7, 1895The Seattle Post-IntelligencerWaterville, Douglas CountyBoom & Bust

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