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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1905
Page
3
Arrival and departure details for Great Northern trains listed with westbound and eastbound schedules. Note partial OCR text shows times and destinations, including departures and arri vals for No 4 and related trains.
Local merchants advertise free embroidery lessons at Milinery Star Store and comparisons with rivals. Promotions highlight reduced hats furs shoes and oranges, plus sales on dry fire wood and old fashioned remedies at City Drug Store.
Wanted salesmen and salesladies to represent and advertise the nomiate department of the commercial house of financial standing. Staple line. Salary 8350 per year plus weekly expenses advanced from head quarters. Horse and buggy furnished when necessary. Position permanent. Address The Columbia House 680 Monon Bldg Chicago TL. ge?
Local notices report visits by C C Christensen J W Ferguson and W W Thomson Wenatchee visitors illness from la grippe. Highlights include Mrs E A King and Mrs L J Nelson traveling to Everett, box for private conversations at the post office, and improvements in town electric light and telegraph service.
The dancing class gathers at the opera house for afternoon private lessons and an evening session. Mr McDaniels reports steady class growth and a forthcoming school closing with plans for several five dollar prizes awarded by a committee. Prof McDaniels will resume sessions tomorrow afternoon and night. Meanwhile Bob Dye sustains three broken ribs after slipping on icy steps near Abige rock corner. Dr Hoxsey reports steady recovery. Notice filed for timber land sale in Washington Territory with witnesses named and March 2 1905 date.
The engineers plan a grand ball in the Tho min Smith opera house on March 17 to celebrate St Patrick’s Day. It will be an invitation and program affair and billed as the winter’s affair. Invitations go out next week. recipients should consider themselves lucky to attend.
About two hundred copies of the Echo describing the town and surrounding country are offered for sale at five cents per copy. Purchase a half dozen and mail them to friends in the east and south.
The firm of Siverly and Bullock to continue the Walker and Bullock business. George Siverly and William Bullock assume all partners' indebtedness of Walker and Bullock. All accounts due or to become due to Walker and Bullock are payable to Siverly and Bullock. Dated January 3, 1904. Willard Walker. William Bullock.
United States Land Office in Waterville Washington posts a notice that Thomas A Davies of Wenatchee has filed sworn statement number 6 for timber land in section 6 township 26 range 17 E W M. The land is claimed as more valuable for timber than agriculture. Proceedings to establish the claim occur January 20 1905 with witnesses named. Adverse claimants must file by that date.
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