Leavenworth Echo seeks to attract homeseekers to Chelan county lands
The Leavenworth Echo urges readers to promote settlement in Chelan county Washington promising productive 5 to 10 acre fruit farms near Wenatchee and Cashmere. It notes land sales near Peshastin and plans a 12 to16 page special AprilMay edition mailed nationwide to boost home ownership and investment in the area.
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Chelan County
State of
Washington
Cashmere
Wenatchee
Wenatchee River
Icho
Echo
Wenatchee Fair
Wenatchee Valley
Peshastin
Echo Subscription Growth Spurred by Grateful Readers
The Echo reports steady gains in its subscription list, with weeks adding three to ten new names as readers express gratitude and support for the paper's local coverage and community news.
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The
Echo
Local Paper Promises Home News at Low Prices
The publication aims to reward patrons with a homemade home printed paper featuring home news. World news will be offered twice weekly for fifty to seventy five cents annually, while the best patent leather country weekly would cost a dollar fifty to two dollars per year.
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World News
United States
Local notes from Wenatchee visits and school repairs
Mrs L W Bloom and Miss Meda Noble visited Wenatchee while L D Smith Eagle Creek teacher spent Christmas with friends. G A Hamilton and R T King traveled to Seattle and back. The school board cleaned the school house and made repairs. A Husband on Salary is billed for Louse Sunday night Dec 31. J G Debord visited Wenatchee. Mrs A I Carr is very sick. Dr Mc Coy and Dr Shore treated her at Wenatchee residence.
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L. D. Smith
Eagle Creek
Wenatchee
A. I. Carr
McCoy
Shore
Firemen's Ball Pleases Wenatchee Crowd and Eagles Officers
Christmas night at the Leavenworth opera house drew sixty five to seventy couples for the Firemen's Ball with the Wenatchee orchestra providing praised music. A grand banquet by Mrs Green and Mrs Goerger featured coast flowers and ample dishes. New Eagles officers were elected including H E B Carr as Past President and S C Waldenburg as President, with installation set for Friday January 5th 1906 in Fraternal hall followed by a social and banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera
Wenatchee
W. D. McCaughey
Charles Wirt
Arthur Bousquet
Eagles
Worthy
H. E B. Carr
S. C. Waldenburg
I. W. Faulkner
Geo. A. Brender
G. A. Hamilton
E. A. King
J. W. Teshera
Wm. Herder
A. A. Pesch
Christ Hansen
John Smith
Geo. Blacksedge
Wind storm damages by riverfront structures in town
The Echo notes a rare winter wind on Tuesday morning that blew for about half an hour. It shattered two windows at Model Market and the Lobby saloon, toppled a small shack by the river, and wrecked the Lamb-Davis Lumber Co. scale shed, inflicting an estimated several hundred dollars in losses.
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The
Echo
Inquirers
Great Northern Railroad Company
Lamb-Davis Lumber Co
Windy weather overshadowed by the Echo’s admonitions
The Echo refrains from flattering Kansas or Wenatchee, noting incalculable damage to the nation's reputation due to wind. A large crowd attended a Congregational church Christmas tree program last Saturday featuring songs recitations and other items with each child to receive a gift. Lost memorandum book with notes letters and glasses, Dan E DeLong finder to claim at Echo office.
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Kansas
Wenatchee
Congregational Church
Dan E. DeLong
Echo Office
Fraternal Brotherhood Meets Fridays at Fraternal Hall
The Fraternal Brotherhood meets on the second and fourth Friday nights in Fraternal Hall with Mrs Mae McClure as president and G W Hathaway as secretary Visiting brothers are invited The advertisement offers 100 letters for seventy five cents with name and address to ensure return if delivery fails
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Mae McClure
G. W. Hathaway
Final Proof Notice for Henry Ellis in Washington
The Department of the Interior Land Office at Waterville Washington gives final proof notice for Henry Ellis to support his homestead entry No. 8257 for section 2 township 23 north range 18 east Willamette meridian. Proof before J Shore U S Commissioner at Leavenworth January 15 1906. Witnesses: William P. Colyer Henry N Brisky William Briseys and Albert McManus all of Cashmere Washington.
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Department of the Interior
Waterville
Washington
J. Shore
U. S
Leavenworth
Wash
Henry Ellis
William P. Colyer
Henry N. Brisky
William Briseys
Albert McManus
Cashmere
M. B. Malloy
Notice to Creditors in Hamilton Estate Chelan County
In the Superior Court of Washington Chelan County In the Matter of the Estate of James Hamilton deceased notice is given by the administrator to creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within twelve months after first publication to the administrator at the office of L J Nelson attorney in Leavenworth Washington the place for estate business Dated December 19 1905 Frederic S Jacobsen Administrator 4014
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Superior Court
State of Washington
County of
Chelan
James Hamilton
L. J. Nelson
Leavenworth
Washington
Frederic S. Jacobsen
Notice of Land Office Contest For Harrison Custainbery Entry
United States Land Office Waterville Washington December 15 1905 contest affidavit filed by James Davis of Leavenworth Washington against homestead entry number 374 made September 23 1902 for the southeast quarter southwest quarter and south half of section 18 township 25 north range 18 alleging the entryman is dead the tract unoccupied un cultivated and abandoned with heirs Callie Castelberg and Ethel Castelberg of Webb City Missouri no cultivation since August 1904 and heirs have not resided there final hearing set February 15 1906 before the Register and Receiver at Waterville with notice by publication due to lack of personal service.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Waterville
Washington
James ©. Davis
Leavenworth
Nely
Township 25
Range
Harrison D. Custiebery
Callie Castelberg
Ethel Castelberg
Webb City
Missouri
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
J. E. Shore
U.S
Wash
Register
M. B
Malloy
Notice of Application for U S Patent Hope Lode Claim
Notice is published that Washington Consolidated Copper Mines has filed for a patent for 1500 linear feet on the Hope Lode in Survey No. 827 within the Mt. Stuart mining district Waterville Land District Washington. The filing is through Frank M Myers agent in Seattle with official survey plats and field notes on file.
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Congress
Washington Consolidated Copper Mines
California
Washington
State of Washington
Seattle
Frank M Myers
King County
Hope Lode
Discovery Post
Hopee
Mt. Stuart
County of Chinn
Waterville Land District
Register of the
U.S. Monument
Mt. Stewart Distict
Discovery Point
Ateep Rocky Mountain
Jess
Hope Lode mining claim description and location notice
This notice records the Hope Lode claim in Chelan and Kittitas Counties Washington with detailed bearings distances and markers at discovery including pine and Hemlock witnesses. It notes recording dates November 17 1904 and November 3 1905 and an amended notice April 29 1905, authorizes adverse claim filing by Douglas County, and names M B Malloy register.
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Discovery
Ipgalls Creek
N. E
Teanaway River
Mt. Stuart
Ingalls
Beverly Creeks
Chelan County
Py Aenivgrad
Kittitas County
State of Washington
Register of the United States District
Waterville
Douglas
Washington
Yellow Rose
St. Paul
Malloy Register
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J. G. Debord
Firemens
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Kringle Furniture Co
Third Avenue
Max Kringle
Clifford
Trial
M. E. Kent
the Moore Co
D. M. Thomas
Spokane
Tholin & Smith
Leavenworth Steam Laundry
Cahill
F. B. Cahill
Prop
Moon& Watson Proprietors
A. A. Tholin
John Holden
DeLos W. Fowler
Minneapolis School of Fine Arts
Ido
Echo Ofice
WM. Bullock
Bethel Leavenworth, Wash
Mary A. Bloom
Model Market
T. M. Hillabeck
City Drug Store
Chelan County Abstract Co
Co. Palouse
Mission Stro
AL Pesch
Leavenworth Drug Store
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