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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1909
Page
5
The Lake Wenatchee stage runs from Leavenworth to Telma every Monday and Friday at 8 a.m. arriving Telma at 4 p.m. It departs Telma on Tuesday and Saturday at 4 a.m. and reaches Leavenworth at 4 p.m. Mail passengers and express. For details contact Joe Massie, Proprietor, box 71, Leavenworth, Washington.
Town and County notes report visits from Emil Frank from Wenatchee and Mrs. White from Spokane. Keatings and Thomas carry sale prices on underwear and cheese. Mrs Morrill returns from Seattle. Debord becomes deputy sheriff. Blue Point oysters and Everfresh coffee advertised. A bear mount exhibited. S. M. P. Club to host a dance April 22 with ice cream and cake.
D. M. Thomas Quality Grocery advertises Gold Drops Bluestem and P. of W. flour. Dwight Darling and engineer Warren visit from Everett and Wenatchee for inspections and surveying nearby projects. Town notes report a baby arm fracture recovery, a log drive on Wenatchee river, and plans for a Leavenworth water plant.
Mayor announces Councilman Phelan’s resignation. successor unnamed. Wenatchee seeks a $50,000 new depot as old structure remains a poor waiting area. Local notices cover changes in Жел town officials, band growth, and regional trade efforts with the Wenatchee Valley Development Club.
P C Peterson and his pack of six or more valuable hunting dogs traveled from the west side of the mountains. He is connected with the National Forest and deputized to destroy wild predators harming flocks and domestic birds. A Seattle Times reporter recently featured him as a notable hunter.
A pocket book containing about 60 in bills newspaper clippings and memo randums was found on Tuesday in town. Finder will be rewarded. L S Ailes box 152 city. Also notices invite training in voice culture piano and elocution at the Congregational parsonage 1411 Leo Lodessie. Davis Whiskey advertisement promotes moderate use and social drinking with I W Harper reference and Overland Bar sale by J G Fritz.
A. G. Stage of Peshastin Washington offers hatching eggs at 1 50 for 15 eggs. Also listed are 2 acres of land with 60 two year old trees a four room house cellar well and water. Property lies 700 feet north of the new school in Leavenworth Gardens. Joseph Martelle owner.
Describes a neat home with six rooms plastered walls, cement cellar, well in kitchen, wood shed and barn. Includes one acre of land with one hundred fruit trees two years old and sixty bearing berry bushes. Inquiries to Fred Marble at the house in Leavenworth Gardens.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Directors, School District No. 44, Telma, until May 3, 1909 for erection of two school buildings. 120 acres farming land and 160 acres timber land lie 10 miles from town. Plans and specs from the school clerk D W Fowler. Call William Douglas G N blacksmith for terms.
Four lots offered for sale in Central Addition. Apply at R R lunch counter for price and terms. Public notice dated 13 4.
One room furnished house for rent. Inquire R. E. Simons at L. D. Store. 131f.
Two Leavenworth Gardens lots offer a splendid building site with rich soil for gardening priced at 500 cash. Two First Addition lots ask 225 with terms. Cascade Orchards five acres with trees priced 1850 with terms. Several residence bargains at good prices either cash or terms. Next week a new proposition for small tracts close in may be offered and Freund tract buyers are asked if they were lucky.
A sale offering a fine strain of S. C. Buff Leghorns at $1 per setting of 15 and $5 per hundred. Also a Ten acre coastal property two miles from a town near a church and school seeks exchange for Leavenworth property. Inquiries at The Echo office. Also Pfeiffer’s Pharmacy advertises prescriptions and drug sundries.
Edison phonographs with 2 and 4 minute records and a new Nickell's attachment opposite the depot. 11tf eggs for spring hatching pure White Wyandotte crossed with pure White Leghorn at 50 cents per setting. No. 1 winter laying strain. See F. L. Brender Leavenworth. 101f Fn 4 7 Manifold Typewriter Paper for sale at The Echo Office.
An advertisement notes a home garden setup on the north side of the track near Mayor Nelson's residence selling and delivering fruits and vegetables in season. It is attributed to O. B. Robertson.
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