Local listings and ads for Hastings Mercantile and vendors
A collage of vintage advertisements includes ladies and children's furs at Millinery Store, for sale notices on six and four room houses with large lots, hats and stockings at Mercantile Co, infant cashmere wear at Mrs Quobell, King Bros hats, fresh cider at Pendleton's, cheap residence lots on the north side of the track, oysters at Pendleton's Hall, and real estate promos for land plots by N. M. Sorensen and others in Wenatchee Washington area.
Leavenworth News Briefs From The Week
Town and County Judge Bjork's mill grants weekly tardy justice. Local figures travel to Seattle and New York for work and visits. Diphtheria quarantine, burglaries, and property crime noted alongside theater shows, band concerts, and upcoming church entertainment. Building plans point to a busy spring with new blocks and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bjork
Geo. Hearn
Dr. Hoxsey
Tom Burke
Seattle
Kenneth O’lone
American Paper Co
Dr. McCoy
Wenatchee
Culp
O. S. Sampson
E. D. Northup
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Horace Bliss
New York City
H. A. Dotson
Bellingham
Leavenworth
Dress Goods Extravaganza of Varied Fabrics and Gingham Selections
A wide range of Serges, cashmeres, flannels and dress goods in many shades and styles are featured. Cotton goods include imported and domestic ginghams, percales, checks and prints offered at unbeatable prices.
Fall of Uncle John Holden Amid Grand Opening Debacle
A local chronicle laments Uncle John Holden losing his unbroken reputation for promptness after failing to deliver cream oranges and sundry goods for J. W. Beasley and Charley Anderson around the time of a grand opening, linking the event to his dereliction on the same date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holden
Man
J. W. Beasley
Charley Anderson
Eagle John
Annual New Year's Ball by I. O. F B and Companion Court
The I. O. F B and the Companion Court announce their annual New Year's ball on Monday evening January 22 1905 in Bloom's new hall. The ladies promise a swell affair and a delicious supper will be served at the Overland Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. FB
Bloom
New. Hall
Overland Hotel
Leap Year Ball Produces Large Crowd at Bloom Hall
The Leap Year Ball last Monday night drew a large crowd in Bloom Hall. The ladies and gentlemen enjoyed orderly arrival, separate cloak rooms, and prompt floor committees ensuring partners for dancing. Messrs Garr and Ross tested rules but were quickly fined 25 cents, underscoring strict enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Garr
Ross
Blewett News Briefs Show Snowy Camp and Mines
Six inches of snow coats Blewett as a small boy smiles through the cold. J A Griffin reports lively mining on Swank property with ongoing development work. John Burmeister handles assessment for Golden Phoenix, Pat Henry. Pay day brings cheer amid hard times, Christmas plans advance with a 19 dollar collection for a community supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Griffin
Ellensburg
Swank
John Burmeister
Pat Henry
Blewett
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Drug Store
J. B.hathaway
Geo. Blacksedge
Pendleton’s
D. M. Thomas & Co
L. W. ‘Bloom
Jas. McDaniel
Merc. Co
D. of
H. Lodge
Lottie Doyle
Tuesdy
J. H. Miller
M. P. Speter
John Miller
W. T. Rarey
Carl Christensen
W. M. Crss
Edna Zabren
Ira D. Edwards
Judge Duff
O. M
Frank Breeves
C. E. Butles
Miss Bower
Ferguson
Brown
Great Northern
Blewett and Leawnworth
IRWI
Lillinery Store
Sal
Cas
Campbell’s
Milbery
Angora
Shetland
Mercatile Co's
King Bros. Caes
Mercatile Co’s
Pendeton’s
Pendleton
Hall
Wenatchee, Wash
Pene
Hong
N. M. Sorensen
F. S. Taylor
Henry Alroth
J. T. McAneny
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
Jacobson
Glaeser
L. J. Nelson
John Hill
Mendocino County
Cal
Echo
O. M. Congdon
John Bjork
Wenatchee Dramatic Club
PF. A. Losekamp
J. B. Holmes
Cashmere
E.buttles
Lucile Parker
Hoxsey
Gilchrist
Enarchee Band
F. E. Prewitt
Wenatchee Band
Woman's Twentieth Century Club
Congregational Church of
Bonnie Shepard
Spokiine
Seth Morris
Guy Noble
Round House
Losekasip
F. A. Losekamp
Seatle
Spokane
Leavenworth J Mercantile CO
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