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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
6
A Leavenworth fishing party of nine or ten up the Icicle River last Sunday recounted a wild tale after Bill Dales mixed drinks and fishing. He boasted of catching trout but faced a pursuing bear, feeding the trout to avoid losing them, and was finally drenched in icy river water by the rest of the party.
Frank Dorn of Cashmere donates land for a five acre athletic complex near the bridge in North Cashmere. The site requires little grading and will supplement the town’s sports facilities. Banks in Cashmere will now close at 3 PM on business days.
Mrs. Murray A Marley hosted a one oclock luncheon Wednesday for Mrs. Hugh Allan Moore of Everett in honor of guest Mrs. E A King. Pink and white arrangements and a pink parasol decorated the table. Guests included Mrs. Samp son and others.
An auto party led by Judge Grant and including Chris Smith and Charley Fox searched between Cashmere and Wenatchee for Roy Harris who was missing after a supposed accident. They learned Harris’s motorcycle broke down and he waited in Cashmere. no one was hurt in the incident.
The document outlines six rules for mothers' pension applications under chapter 179 of 1913 law. It requires prosecuting attorney filing, sworn written petitions, twenty day hearing notice, and detailed eligibility facts. Applications must be supported by two reputable county taxpayers and may be altered or revoked with notice.
Department of the Interior notices William Roscoe Sears of Telma Washington filed intent to prove up his hd entry for 8% nw and e%4 sw section 82 township north range 16 east before U.S. Commissioner John Koerner at Leavenworth Washington on August 26 1918. Witnesses named include William Nelson Oliver Bates M D Logan and J A Duncan all of Telma or Leavenworth Washington. Y F Haynes Register.
Chief Bannick reports to the city council finance committee an annual estimate showing a 1914 police department budget rise of 148 567 50 over the current year. Of this, 136 242 50 covers extra supplies.
Sealed bids for 2120 cords of live and dead Douglas fir live grand fir and dead western yellow pine cordwood or 1 165 000 ft B M of live western yellow pine saw timber are due by August 18 2018. Area is Sec 20 T26N R17E W M Nason Creek Wenatchee NF Wash. Minimum bids apply. Deposit with bid 200. Forest Supervisor Leavenworth Wash. July 18 25 aug 1.
A well attended first annual ball hosted by local barbers hinged on a lively evening. Mrs. Maud Patterson of Vancouver Washington arrived Monday for a several week visit with her brother Nar Patterson.
W D Magli a well known Whitemound Wis merchant bought a stock of Chamberlains medicines to supply customers He fell sick after receiving them and says one small bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more than the cost of his entire stock For sale by all dealers Advertisement An Echo want ad gives quick results.
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