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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1911
Page
3
Leavenworth residents plan weekly Lake Wenatchee stage service with stops at Telma and Leavenworth, while local posts note lodging, theatre acts, church changes, lodge meetings, and a busy interval of personal moves, injuries, and community events across January and February.
W. W. Burgess, a longtime Chelan County rancher, arrived with two cars of machinery on sleds and departed for the Chewawa River valley to build a saw mill. He bought a complete outfit to mill lumber and make boxes for local residents, leveraging his timber holdings into a saleable product.
Leavenworth residents urged to attend next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings where a wholesome show with familiar cast members will be staged at the opera house.
Short rental offers include two rooms with light housekeeping and a bedroom near Front Street. Inquiries directed to Mrs. Inez Williams or Edwin and M. F. Peake. A found sewing machine shuttle awaits owner. Also a companion for housekeeping or furnished three-room house with board and water. Includes a whiskey advertisement and moral reminder from I. W. Harper and J. B. Violette at the Overland bar.
Easy Monthly Payments offer from Standard Real Estate Loan Company of Dallas promises a $1000 home loan at 5 percent simple annual interest with a ten year payoff period. Average monthly payments listed as $9.65 with the option to pay off early. after maturity, a premium and return of all payments plus 5 percent on deposits may be provided if the loan is not used. Contact R. J. Smith, Box 151, Leavenworth, Wash., for details and financial standing.
Postmaster J C Davis notes remaining uncalled items in post offices dated Monday January 23. Names include Anderson Otto Mullen E J Drake P F Mastrome C Hanson P L McIntosh John Hersinger A Savage J Smith C G In. Adv ertised.
Notice to heirs of John Hill deceased and all interest holders to contribute 250.00 toward assessment work on the Rising Sun lode claim in Peshastin mining district Chelan county Washington due within ninety days after publication. If not paid the claim may be adjudged to the holder John Olden under United States law. First published January 13 1911.
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