Leavenworth Stage Line Schedules Revised
Leavenworth and Blewett Stage leaves Leavenworth Monday Wednesday Friday at 7 am from Blewett on Tuesday Thursday Saturday also at 7 am. Carries mail passengers and express. Leavenworth Telma schedule runs Monday Friday 8 am start, arrives Telma 4 pm. Telma to Leavenworth Tuesday Saturday 7 am depart, arrives Leavenworth 4 pm. For details contact Joe Massie Proprietor fox 71 Leavenworth Wash.
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Leavenworth
Sam
Aves Blewett
E. D. Shugart
P. Stage Line
Telma
Eaves Telma
Joe Massie
Fox 71
Wash
Local News Roundup From Leavenworth and Nearby Towns
Leavenworth and surrounding areas report visits and travel notes. Residents and visitors include F E Carlquist watchmaker. 3011 Miss Susie Smith's Wenatchee trip. Dr. Shore called to Lake Chelan. Mrs. Wheeler from Waitsburg. Meteor sighting near Blewett. dances by Monopole Club. injuries from a hay press. plans to move to Wenatchee by Sept 1. L W Bloom and A Von Haviskerke with musical plans and potential band formation.
Local notices and society notes from a Pierce County paper
Mr and Mrs L J Nelson depart for the Sound country Mrs Nelson to visit relatives two weeks and Mr Nelson to attend the American Bar Association meeting in Seattle. The play Battle of Life and The Girl from Missouri headline at the opera house. W E Cromwell Tacoma candidate for state auditor seeks Pierce County vote while C C Ward announces candidacy for county engineer. A Leavenworth party raids Ailes melon patch leaving twenty green melons and a threat of vigilante defense. Edward Northrup touts cucumber sales and a profitable crop potential. Gratitude note from Mr and Mrs Jas Mackey for condolences on their baby’s death.
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L. J. Nelson
Sound Country
Mrs. Nelson
Mr. Nelson
American Bar Association
Seattle
Opera House
Missouri
W. E. Cromwell
Tacoma
Echo
Cromwell
Pierce County
C. C. Ward
Pacific Northwest Society of Engineers
American Society of Civil Engineers
Leavenworth
Ailes
Kinchers
Council Meeting Highlights and Budget Notes
The Tuesday council session saw full attendance except R T King with several focuses: sidewalk completion on Front street by Hartman & Titus and proposed Whitman and Woodward street improvements at $75. A petition to close Sunday saloons sparked debate amid enforcement calls. Officials set four lights on the viaduct and prepared a bond call for park funds. Bills approved include Hartman & Titus sidewalk work and related city salaries.
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R. T. King
Front Street
Hartman & Titus
Whitman
Woodward
Bloom
M. A. Mercer
Great Northern
Woldenburg
Featherstone
Ruth
The
Echo
E. A. King
Board of Equalization
Pioneer Bindery & Printing Co
Guy A. Hamilton
Geo. Keating
Reduced Railroad Values Editorial Premise in Spokane
The Spokesman-Review editorial argues Tax Commissioner T. D. Rockwell denies state Board of Equalization can reduce railroad valuations set by county boards. It notes Rockwell asserts railroad property is taxed on county-assessed values and equalized by county authorities.
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Rockwell
Poindexter
County Boards of Equalization
State Tax Commission
State Board of Equalization
Tax Commission
State Board
Spokesman-Review
Spokane
T. D. Rockwell
Miles Poindexter
Mr. Rockwell
New Vienna Bakery to Open in Weigand Building
Will McGlothlin of Vienna Bakery opens a new, well arranged shop in the Weigand building with an in use oven baking over one hundred loaves per turn. The salesroom will be neat and model like. Will promises a swell place. A delightful Cascade Orchards picnic honors visiting Misses Hanan and Dunham with local families attending and bringing plenty of good things to eat.
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Will McGlothlin
Vienna
Weigand
Will
Cascade Orchards
Hannan
Dunham
Lamb
W. T. Hoskins
Stoltze
Speidel
L. Spiedel
F. Stoltze
Misses Irma
Genevieve Lamb
Katie Harding
Bertha Stoltze
Rose Goerger
Dorothy Drebis
Vienna Bakery
Corsets and goods advertised in local business notices
Various ads list American Lady corsets at Campbell's 334 for sale, a light bay gelding of four years weighing about 1000 lbs, two choice acres in Leavenworth gardens for sale with fenced land and a good well, hosiery at Burson and Mrs Campbell, eye exams by E Abbott, and Bon Ton lunch and bread specials with pricing.
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Campbell’s
B. W
Leavenworth Gardens
H. L. Southwick
Not a fishing trip but a sales pitch by John Teshera
An advertising notice promotes John Teshera of Leavenworth Washington as an experienced fishing guide with horses and gear. It urges readers to inquire or write for bookings and cautions you cannot lose. Also includes unrelated Campbell’s aprons and Vienna Bakery buttermilk pitches.
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John
Cascades
John Teshera
Leavenworth Wn
Old I. W. Harper Whiskey Promoted at Overland Bar
A cited line markets Old I. W. Harper whiskey as “the kind your grandfather used” and urges readers to profit by his experience. The promotion notes J. G. Fritz sells the product at the Overland Bar.
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I. W. Harper
J. G. Fritz
Overland Bar
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Leavenworth and Blewett
Lake Wenatchee
Bay Southwich
Fernie, B. C
F. E. Carlquist
Susie Smith
Wenatchee
Don Thomas
W. F. Blankenship
Wenatchee Lake
Dr. Shore
Lake Chelan
Mrs. Wheeler
Waitsburg
del McCoy
F. M. Peake
Blewett
R. F. Brown
Albert
Iowa
St. Louis
Thos. Scott
Los Angeles
Cal
Lenahan
Monopole Club
Lloyd Belvil
Charley Shuggart
Chewawa River
Harry Moore
Mr. Moore
Mrs. McCree
J. J. Griffith
Peshastin
A. J. Martin
L. W. Bloom
A. von Haviskerke
Mr. Haviskerke
Senatchee
Edward Northrup
Alrady
Northrup
Jas. Mackey
Tumwater Light & Water Co
J. Q. Carrell
Ibs Steel
J. H. Bohnsack
the New Vienna Bakery
Cascade Orchard
Burson
E. Abbott
Bon Ton
Inghams
OUR
M. F. Peake
F. R. Peake
M. F. Peake & Son
General Agency
Timber Lands
Puget Sound
Washington
King’s Bakery and Coffee House
Jos. Massie
Massie & King
Opp
Tumwater Bank
Dave Devil Davidson
Harry Breton
College Maid
Dr. Langdon
Joe Massey
Mr. Forbs