War Rent Four-Room Cottage For Rent Ad
Four room plastered cottage with water in the house available for rent. Enquire of F. S. Jacobsen for details.
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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1905
Page
3
Four room plastered cottage with water in the house available for rent. Enquire of F. S. Jacobsen for details.
Advertises cooking stove wood as the ideal summer fuel. Promotes fast, hot fires and offers delivery from the mill to any location for a dollar fifty.
Property candidate described by W. L. Bloom with note on heavy rent interest. Matt referenced in the call.
A shopper recalls a housekeeper praising Peach Blossom flour after a husband delivered flour claimed to be “just as good.” The text argues Peach Blossom earned the gold medal at the St Louis Exposition, with D. M. Thomas & Co urging dealers to stock it for the best bread.
Good pair of horses and harness for 275 dollars. Inquire of E. F. Nemeyer at Wright's saw mill in Peshastin Washington. A Grim Tragedy is daily enacted in homes as death claims and disease spreads but proper treatment with Dr. King's New Discovery can avert it. It cures coughs and colds and kills germs of diseases. Trial bottle free at Leavenworth Drug Store. Mr. Chillefue bought Tumwater Cafe and restaurant. renaming to The French Bakery and Restaurant. The dining room is repainted and neat. a French baker will supply fresh bread cakes and pies. a welcome news for housewives this summer.
Town and County notes include Ed Mills joining FP A Loskamp and several visitors from Olympia Seattle and Wenatchee. Six five acre Cascade Orchards tracts to be cleared and planted in potatoes with first crop payment plan. Fire ward Keeler reports forest fires east of town and on Rock Creek. People visit mines, fairs and the hotel Clifford with updates on fishing, farming and travel plans.
Wm H Doyle formerly of this city attempted suicide at Hillyard Washington firing a shot into his breast. His wife Mrs Lottie Doyle, with her father J A Miller, resides here. Doyle, a former Spanish American War veteran and locomotive fireman, had a troubled period recent years. He is reported recovering and his wife rushed to Hillyard after the incident.
A Thursday evening concert by the Leavenworth Band drew a smaller audience than expected. The varied program featured Miss Elsie Anderson piano solo, Prof Jas McDaniel baritone, Miss Anna Tholin vocal solo, Miss Rita McDaniel violin solo, Jay Adams cornet solo, and duets by Waldenburg and Anderson. The concert closed with a dance lasting an hour or more, enjoyed by many attendees.
John Blocksedge born in Sheffield England sixty five years ago came to Wisconsin as a child and served four years in the Civil War. He moved to Washington then Leavenworth and entered an old soldiers home in Orting. He died July 26 after a long decline leaving a son George and two daughters Mrs Johnston of Seattle and Florence of Marshfield. He was buried in the Orting old soldiers cemetery per his wish.
N. M. Sorensen resigns as head salesman for F. A. Leskamp after five years on the job. He leaves for Minnesota to rest before choosing a new western home location. He plans to visit friends in the east before deciding where to settle.
Glen and Edward Nelson of Weaver Minnesota visit Washington for the first time. Cascade Orchard lands owner H C Peters talks progress on ditch work and potential buyers. Keeler and Davis discuss Clinton Iowa ties. Burke Stoltz and Purdy head to Red Mountain for mining assessment. State Road Commissioner Store reviews Red Mountain road plans with possible 20 to 30 miles contracted this year. Telegraph operators strike on Great Northern and Northern Pacific amid wage dispute.
The California editor who retired from business as an amateur dairy man lists a regular mill pall in good repair for sale. He notes it may be the last of six that figured in the plant, suggesting several prior mills or parts were used.
The famed Houdin bust of Paul Jones was sold for 5000 dollars. The admiral’s best known bust was for the Scripts. The piece defends a square deal and the “live and let live” creed as the core of human goodness.
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