Campbell Presents New Goods And Household Items
Campbell promotes rooms and board above Keatings Hardware, sells a small coal heater second hand furniture and fruit boxes from Lamb-Davis Lumber Co. Prints wrappers and butter wrappers via Echo. Also lists horses and gear for sale in Peshastin Washington with local contacts. Several clothing items and lawn waists at Campbell's plus summer hats and collars. Property investment and work horses offered by W L Bloom and E F Nemeyer at Wrights saw mill.
Blacksmiths Coal Sold By Lamb-Davis Lumber Co
Notice details a large supply of Pennsylvania blacksmith’s coal for sale at a reasonable price by the Lamb-Davis Lumber Co The item also notes various local visits and people including W H Rosburg John Johnson Thad Neubauer Mr and Mrs Peak Mr Moss Mrs James Smith Mrs John Burmeister Miss Anna Burmeister Miss Margaret Burmeister Mrs McDermod Henry Patterson C P Davenport and Edward Ellis plus an assay report from the Emerald claim indicating a $43 per ton gold value and plans for a 50 ton plant and cyanide processing along with a band meeting announcement for Aug 8 at Fraternal hall inviting community involvement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb-Davis Lumber Co
Pennsylvania
Edward Ellis
North Star
Seattle
Ellis
Local Notices and Town Happenings at Echo Office
Town and County job printing at the Echo office. Nellie Culp of Wenatchee visits Mrs. Bloom. Ethel Fitzpatrick was ill last week but is now out. Hamilton the electrician wires new residences. Spencer house nearly complete family moved in. Catharine Miller of Wenatchee visits town. Mrs. A. J. Martin fished in Cashmere. J. W. Elliott moved into a riverfront cottage. Grandpa Glaeser suffers pleurisy. W. W. Thompson traveled from Chiwaukum. Express Agent Godfrey moved to E G Spencer’s former house. King Co. expanding shelf room. Conductor Nick Miles moves from Spokane to town. Mamie Coleman of Sioux City visits until September. John Perdue of Great Northern Ire man has typhoid. Mrs. J. F. Buttles visits sister-in-law Blinn. A new baby born to M. J. Dalton. Water runs the Cascade Orchard Canal. Floyd Shields visits from Des Moines to see Harry Dean family. Nels Sorenson returns from Portland. leaves for Minnesota tomorrow. Mrs. Frank Gerlick leaves for Soap Lake. Petrel Davis sick but improving. Lamb-Davis Lumber Co. box mill fills ten car order for oats boxes for a Chicago firm.
Jokes and mistaken arrest greet Leavenworth visit
A Seattle party led by ex mayor J T Ronald hunted in the mountains near Leavenworth. A deputy sheriff mistook Ronald for a wanted man, briefly cuffing him before friends clarified the error. The episode ends with Ronald planning to seek redress.
Improvements in Mill at Lamb-Davis Lumber Co
A lumber shed 80 by 100 feet is being erected beside the planning mill with removable runways connecting them. A large brick refuse burner is under construction in a building using more than 150000 bricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb- Davis Lumber Co
Echo reports expanded plant capacity and rising employment
The refinery describes a 26 foot by 96 foot stack and waste disposal by burning. The box mill and planning mill run at full capacity, with orders pouring in and more machines on the way. The dry kiln nears completion and the machine shop moves to new quarters. About 250 workers are on payroll, with 5606 men employed by the company locally.
Cascade Orchards Irrigation Ditch Ready for Water Supply
W R Prowell the supervising engineer arrived from Wenatchee on Wednesday to accept the Cascade Orchard irrigation ditch. Water now flows the five miles from the Icycle river intake, with the four mile ditch described as first class and capable of carrying double the needed flow. Complete in under two months, it offers abundant water for current and next year's use for lands under the ditch. Also included is a humorous anecdote about a Kansas wife using a masquerade devil costume to scare her drinker husband into reform, ending with a wry remark about being related.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R. Prowell
Wenatchee
Cascade Orchard
Icycle
Cascade
Kansas
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Westpean
Blewett
Leavenworth
McDermot & Torrence
Props
Stage Line
dLeave
Campbell
Campbells
S. P. Beecher
Peshastin
Wash
W. L. Bloom
E. F. Nemeyer
Wright
By News
W. H. Rosburg
John Johnson
The
Mountain Lion
Thad Neubauer
R. T. Brown
Negro Creek
Mrs. Peak
Mr. Moss
Mrs
James Smith
John Burmeister
Chas. Allen
Fir Grove Ranch
Anna
Margaret Burmeister
Mat Marko
Mrs. McDermod
Henry Patterson
California
C. P. Davenport
Ingalls Creek
Echo Office
Nellie Culp
Ethel Fitzpatrick
Hamilton
Spencer
Catharine Miller
A. J. Martin
Cashmere
J. W. Elliott
Glaeser
W. W. Thompson
Chiwaukum
Express
Godfrey
E.G. Spencer
the King Co
Nick Miles
Spokane
Mamie Coleman
Sioux City
Iowa
Thomas Coleman
John Perdue
Ireman
J. F. Buttles
Wethis Week
Blinn
M. J. Dalton
Cascade Orchard Canal
Floyd Shields
Des Moines, Ta
Harry Dean
Nels Sorenson
Portland
Minnesota
Frank Gerlick
Soap Lake
Petrel Davis
Chicago
Ronald
F.S. Taylor
Alroth Estate
Geo. L. Hoppe
Hoppe
Leta Spencer
Harry Langridge
W.T. Grove
Hagan Anderson
Great Northern
Cascade Tunnel
Fred Durand
St. Paul
L. P. Durand
Portland Fair
Olga Eckley
Chellefeu
Palace
J. F. Towney
Adel
C. W. Ellinger
B.N. Johnson
Sultan, Wash
Mr. Johnston
Everett
Echo
Barlow Stock Company
Tholin & Smith Opera House
Virginia
Nellie Stark
Lucile
H. Blinn
H.C. Peters
Cascade Orchard Ditch
C. P. Porter
B. N. Johnson
Sultan
J. W. Elliot
G. F. Goerger
R. Gibson
Overland Hotel
Judge King
Yellow Jacket
Jno
B. Adams
G. W. Hoxsey
J. T. Ronald
Exmayor
E. C. Hughes
D. E. Frederick
Frederick & *Nelson
G. F P. Meacham
E. P. ‘Kemper
W. H. White
Dr. Dawson
Delaney
Faulkner
Judge Ronald
Missouri
Chas. L. Crawford
G. N
Leavenworth Mercantile CO
Fall Furnishings
Elberta
Best Hotel
Henry Schmidt
Cascade Orchards
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