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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1905

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Cashmere Faces Vote to Extend Telephone Line

Cashmere signs with Farmers Telephone of Wenatchee to extend service. Each 180 stock buys four miles of line with central offices in Cashmere and Wenatchee, 24 hour service after 100 subscribers, and phone rental terms for subscribers. A similar plan may spread to Leavenworth and Lake Wenatchee.

Cashmere Farmers Telephone Company Wenatchee Arthur Gunn Wenatchee Central Gunn Leavenworth Chumstick Valley Lake Wenatchee Chumstick Valey

Mammoth irrigation project eyed by Entiat firm

Geo H Gray and Son of Entiat, producers of Waterville lighting, plan a major Columbia valley irrigation scheme using their excess power. If needed they will expand the plant, signaling large new outlay and potential higher returns for valley fruit growers.

Geo. H. Gray & Son Entiat Waterville Columbia Valley Messrs. Gray & Son Big Bend

Doyle V Great Northern Railway Suit For 50000 Damages

Wm H Doyle and Lottie Doyle sue the Great Northern Railway Company for 50000 in superior court this week. Doyle, a fireman, was burned when a passenger train stalled in the Cascade tunnel and later suffered insanity leading to a bank attachment and divorce suit. The case outlines a long sequence of injury, settlement, asylum confinement, amputation, and renewed litigation.

Doyle Wenatchee Great Northern Wm. H. Doyle Lottie Doyle Great Northern Railway Company Cascade Tunnel Lim Medical Lake Spokan

Bloodhounds to Aid Spokane Crime Hunt

Dr F M Pike backs a Spokane effort to train Siberian and English bloodhounds to track criminals. Harry Draper oversees training of the dogs owned by Pike, with a view to boosting detection and narrowing down suspects such as Arao the Japanese slayer.

Spokane F. M. Pike PM. Pike Harry Deper Texas Harry Draper Arao Sam Chow

Taxes Due Dates Set With Early Payment Rebates

Taxes on real estate are due on the first Monday in February for the year assessed. A 3 percent rebate is offered for payment in full by March 15. If taxes total two dollars or more, installments may be used with half due by May 31 and the other half by November 30. Delinquents incur 15 percent annual interest. An Everett capitalist plans a cheese factory in Olympia upon milk supply from 500 cows.

Everett Olympia

Eagles Ball Delights City With First Annual Dance

More than seventy five couples attend the Eagles first annual ball at Thomn Smith’s Opera House. The Eagles’ emblem decorates the hall while the MacDaniels Family Orchestra provides music. Guests enjoy a late supper at the Hotel Overland before resuming dancing until morning.

Eagles Thomn & Smith Opera House Jas. McDaniels H. E. Carr MacDaniels Family John B. Adams Wynne Faulkner J. W. Teshera C W. Moon O. J. Wold Billups Sau

Steam Heat Upgrade Signals Rail Line Move at Leavenworth

Mood company funds seven thousand dollars for a steam heating plant at the roast area as men lay pipes for two to four inch diameter lines. A large new steam pump will power wash engines and boilers, with rail yard improvements and coal sheds overhauled, hinting the railroad may keep the division point at Leavenworth through spring.

Mood Leavenworth

Weared the Worst Priday Wizer Found Dead in Mississippi

A familiar Negro man named Priday Wizer is found dead in Mississippi leaving no church or lodge to pray for his soul. Friends carry the body to the cemetery in a pine coffin and Bob McRaven speaks solemnly at the grave. The Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias plan a lodge hall in We natchee costing about ten thousand dollars for lodge use.

Priday Wizer Mississippi Bob McRaven Bob Odd Fellows Knights of Pythiae Wenatchee

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