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Leavenworth Echo in Leavenworth, Washington
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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1906
Page
3
Leavenworth and Shoretea Stage Schedule
Leavenworth and Shoretea Stage Line operates from Leavenworth to Shoretea with departures on Tuesdays and Fridays at 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. The Leavenworth and Biewess Stage runs on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays with varying May dates. Carries passengers and express. Wm. Gerfen, Prop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth and
Biewess
Blewett
Leavenworth
George Sorvenne
Shoretea
Wm. Gerfen
Reading privileges offered at City Drug Store Library
City Drug Store Library offers reading rights at $1.00 per year or 1 cent per month with access to 100 standard copyrighted books. D. M. Thomas advertises hardware, seeds, Inland cookies, and timothy seed. Model Market showcases a large display of foods and fresh meats. Hagen Anderson of Wellington, Washington sells 1148 new 10 inch Victor phonograph records at 40 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Drug Store Library
Victor
Hagen Anderson
Wellington, Wash
Milk Tickets Rule And Local Advertisements
Local notices include a prepay milk ticket rule after January 2 1906, a demand for work from Nik Kinchers, praise for Keating cutlery, blacksmithing needs, competition among Cashmere Wenatchee shops, livestock feed and oats supply, egg production tips for hens, and a note about new granite at Neatings this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nik Kinchers
Blewett News and Local Notes From 1905 Camp
Local items report eighteen inches of snow and a cold snap with seven degrees above zero. People mentioned include Mat Hickey of Cashmere, Thad Neubauer, J. M. Cramer of the Meteor Mining Co., and W. H.R. 48 contest notice from the U S Land Office in Waterville. A change request for mail delivery to Tuesday Thursday and Saturday is noted, plus visits by Harris and Linville and a boarding house change at the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blewett
C. W. Harris
The
Meteor Mining Co
Mr. Linville
Wenatchee
Post Office Department
Leavenworth
Wenatchee Area Social Notices and Local Remarks
Town and County Road updates and weekly visits to Wenatchee. Residents travel to Seattle Spokane Albia and beyond. church plans and Fraternal Brotherhood events noted. Fire alert at the roundhouse. several locals ill and recovering. News on mining, timber, and local business, with plans for a mask ball and upcoming theater performances.
Settler Seeks Pine Ridge Area Fruit Prospects
A west side resident writes of Cascade Orchard lands noting frost timing, mild winters, and productive soil. He cites Lake Wenatchee comparisons, says apples near Wenatchee are superior and many local men can aid inquiries. The climate, water and soil entice him to settle here permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Wenatchee
Lake Wenatchee
Wenatchee Valley
Washington
Oliver Bates
W. F. Blankenship
Leavenworth
Wash
Lake Wenachee
Howell Ralston
J. E. Shubert
Mail Line Could Yield Very Good Prospect
A short note suggests the mail line project if pursued may produce notable benefits. Officials weigh potential efficiency gains and community impact as plans move forward.
Hammel Reports From Mi choacan Mexico Saw Mill Post
Postmaster J C Davis received a letter from A J Hammel former head sawyer for Lamb Davis Lumber Co now in Chihuahua state Mi choacan Mexico employed as master of instructions at a saw mill. He notes fine climate strawberries for breakfast eight Americans five English employed with Mexicans, oranges and bananas plentiful, altitude 6500 feet, temperatures 60 to 90 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammel
The New Coal Bunkers For Railroads Near Completion
The railroad company advances toward finishing new coal sheds and bunkers. Ten dumps will feed engines, with a shorter incline than the old structure. Cars will be drawn up by a gasoline engine at the shed’s east end. Completion and readiness are projected within about thirty days.
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Bloom Seventeenth Wedding Anniversary
Members of the Degree of Honor and Companion Court gathered Monday night January 8 to honor Mrs L W Bloom on her seventeenth wedding anniversary. Progressive whist filled the evening with hand painted score cards and favors by Miss Maud McNeil. An elaborate lunch followed and guests departed with warm wishes for the couple.
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L. W. Bloom
Soa
Maud McNeil
Knight of Pythias to Install Officers at Wenatchee
Wenatchee lodge of the Knight of Pythias holds a public installation of officers next Monday night the 15th. All members are urged to attend and a sizeable contingent is expected to travel from here to Wenatchee.
Sealed bids invited for Red Mountain road works 1906
Chelan county Washington calls for sealed bids on April 2 1906 for clearing grubbing grading and surfacing State Road No 3 known as Red Mountain road. Work to begin at survey central point and continue until 4500 dollars is expended with 20 foot clearance and 12 foot width graded or surfaced. Completion by September 1 1906. Neighbors urged to act to save funds for the valley.
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Red Mountain Road
Chelan County
Washington
Furnished House for Rent in Lenshan Residence
Light housekeeping may suit a club of four young men. See Mrs Bloom at the candy store for particulars located at 621i.
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John Lenshan
January magazines preview from Pacific Monthly and Watsons
The Pacific Monthly from Portland Oregon highlights an illustrated January issue with major features on the Grand Canyon of the Colorado and topics on California Arizona and Pacific development. Tom Watsons Magazine 1906 edition pushes municipal ownership tariff reform and trusts control as national issues gaining public momentum. I. W. Harper whiskey ad ends the notice.
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The
Pacific Monthly
Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast States
Grand Canyon
Colorado
William Winter
New York Tribune
Japan
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
California
von Sehrerbrend
Pacific
Arizona
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Keating
D. M. Thomas
Cashmere
M. A. Fitzpatrick
Blewett News
Mat Hickey
Elensburg
Fruit Growers Association
W. M. Hobson
Mary Marko
Thad Neubauer
Seattle
J. M. Cramer
W. H.R
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Waterville
James G. Davis
Harrison D. Castlebery
Dentryman
Lie Castelbery
Ethel Casteltryman
Enbery
Webb City
Missouri
Army
Marine Corps
United States
Durnavy
J. E. Shore
Register
M &, Malloy, Hegister
F. S. Jacobsen
Myrtle Hood
G. H. Hill
Albia
Iowa
Harold Koren
L. Ellinger
Spokane
P. G. McGregor
Chiwaukum
Duff
Edna Campbell
Alma Wills
J. W. Campbell
the Sound
Fraternal Brotherhood
Congregational Church
Bixby
Sam D. Bliss
New York City
Whd
Jack Smith
Hot Springs
W. W. Scudder
Wm. Carrol
Wilson Creek
Carrol
A. A. Strong
R. C. Edwards
Oregon
James Edwards
Merriam Addition
Mr. Edwards
W. H. Lenhart
Mr. Lenhart
E. C. Packard
Mr. Packard
Echo
O. S. Sampson
Mrs. Sampson
T. A. Hilton
Round House
Alice Mathews
Everett
Marion
Bloom
Guy Nowle
Monitor
Jack Dempsey
I. W. Faulkner
Jno. Tethera
Emory
Henry Ross
Geo. Ingham
al Pesch
Geo. Brender
Wena'chee
Eagles Lodge
Red Apple
New York Empire Theatre Company
This City
Edward Ellis
Index
North Star Mining Company
Wenutehee
Red Mountain
Commissioners’ Court
Shorelea
E. D. Shugart
Bob Nichols
Hoquiam, Wash
Brown
North Star Shoes
Buster Brown
King
Arrington Hall
Baker & Co
Minneapolis
Losekanp’s
I. W. Harper
J. G. Fritz
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