Lake Wenatchee Stage Line Schedule Between Leavenworth and Telma
The Lake Wenatchee Stage Line runs from Leavenworth to Telma on Mondays and Fridays at 8 a.m., arriving Telma at 4 p.m. It departs Telma on Tuesdays and Saturdays at 8 a.m., arriving Leavenworth at 4 p.m. Mail passengers and excess. For details contact Joe Massie, Proprietor, Box 71, Leavenworth, Washington.
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Leavenworth
Telma
Joe Massie
Wash
Chiwaukum
Lake Wenatchee
Lake View Hotel
White
Town and County Gossip and Travel Notices
Wenatchee visitors and departures fill the week with social calls and trips. Residents and guests travel to Spokane Seattle Portland and Raymond while local stores report sales and personnel changes. A band concert entertained townsfolk and a note on city drug store coverage accompanies a dry goods sale update.
Leavenworth daily notes from region travelers and rail work
Local items record Pearl Bisse traveling to Hillyard for a visit to Geo Godfrey, Emil Frank visiting from Wenatchee to manage Leavenworth meat market, and James Mackey returning Aug 1 as traveling engineer. It mentions typho malaria in H. W. Emerson’s son, David Little’s mower injury, and J. B. Hathaway’s lumber mill output. Rail work updates describe new bridges on Wenatchee Valley line, and ongoing track ballast between Merritt and Cascade tunnel.
Local notes reveal accidents, moves and entertainment in Leavenworth
Tom Pipkin and Charles Taylor of Leavenworth Mercantile Co. died returning by afternoon train Tuesday. Fireman Will Knowlton suffered serious head injuries at Merritt water tank last Thursday night. Dr. Hoxsey attended Elks meeting in Seattle and Dr. J. O. Robinson cared for practice in his absence. Van Campen’s moving picture show opened, with a changed program and 10 cent admission.
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Tom Pipkin
Charles Taylor
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
Seattle
Will Knowlton
Merritt
Hoxsey
the Elks
The
Elks
J. O. Robinson
Spokane
van Campen
Miners Plunge Forward Amid District Development
Frank E. Carlquist spent days in Seattle and returned yesterday. John Fischer, burned by a live wire at the mill, is recovering well under Dr Elmer. Edward Ellis came back from Seattle with four experienced miners to work the Chewawa Lead and Silver Mining and Smelting Co. tunnel in Red Mountain, with operations ongoing until water power forces a halt. The Chelan Consolidated strike targets the same mineral lead.
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John Fischer
Elmer
Edward Ellis
Seattle
Chewawa Lead and Silver Mining and Smelting Co
Red Mountain District
Chelan Consolidated
For Sale Six Room House With Four Lots On Whitman Street
Classified notice offers a six room home with four 50 by 125 foot lots facing Whitman street for $1500 with half cash. Inquiries directed to Rev. M. Rumohr. Also a lost ladies breast pin to be left at Echo office. Temporary dress making parlor closure with reopening September 1 by Mrs S J Willman.
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Whitman Street
M. Rumohr
Modern house for sale with flexible terms
Six room residence offered near The Echo office. Close in and either furnished or unfurnished with reasonable terms. Contact L P Durand for details.
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L. P. Durand
Land bounty certificate offers 320 acres in western Canada
The Echo advertises a $1 yearly bounty land certificate issued by Canada's Department of the Interior under the 1908 Volunteer Bounty Act. It entitles an 18 or older person to 320 open acres in Alberta Saskatchewan or Manitoba for immediate sale at $800. Contact L. E. Telford in Toronto.
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Department of the Interior
Government of Canada
Ottawa
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
L. E. Telford
Shuter Street
Toronto
Canada
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F. E. Carlquist
Bessie Walker
Lucille Parker
Wenatchee
L. L. Guesnier
A. F. Estes
Cashmere
Edward Mahoney
Francis Peake
Sound
Burt Brown
Raymond Wash
George Keating
Palace of Sweets
Mrs. Oliver Bates
Roy
Wenatchee Lake
Mr. Bates
A. E. Peake
Geo. Foran
Everett
M. F. Peake
Borgan
Portland
Oregon
Joe Martel
Andy McPheters
Here
Kalispel
John Brender
W. J. Warner
Medford
Guy Stage
Peshastin
E. E. Batchelor
White River
Band Boys
Opera House
E. H. King and Wife
Jessamine
Geo. Keating
King Co
R. O. Miles
Monroe
California
Montana
Mr. Miles
Wellington
Miles
Pearl Bisse
Hillyard, Wash
Geo. Godfrey
Emil Frank
James Mackey
J. B. Violette
North Bend
Violette
Otto Green
Peshastin Valley
Butler Sampson
the Sound
Nick Kinchers
H. W. Emerson
O. S. Sampson
David Little
D. R. McCamley
State Capitol
J. B. Hathaway
Elliott
Cascade Tunnel
J. H. Henry
Echo
Washington
McDonald
Wenatchee Valley
Chewawa River
J. E. Shubert
Hattie Shubert
John Hittner
Ernest Steffen
Carl Johnson
Idaho
Coeur d’ Alene
Mr. Jonson
Seattle Exposition
Charley Hendricks
Icicle River
Mr. Hendricks
F. A. Losekamp
Missoula
Charley Jacques
White River Valley
Dr. Hoxsey
P. H. Graham
Geo. M. Rogers
Overland Grill
Clyde Davis
Leo
Mr. Davis
A. D. Allen
Nason Creek
Thomas Gosslee
Ned
R. P. Gosslee
Mr. Gosslee Senior
London
Ohio
Frank E. Carlquist
Echo Office
Graham
S. J. Willman
S. A. Thompson
Cascade Orchards
Seneca Filter Co
Seneca, Mo
Kimber
I. W. Harper
J. G. Fritz
Edison
Nickell’s
the Palace of Sweets
L.D. Store Co., Agts
Beal Grain & Milling CO
Wenatchee Wash
Wenatchees
Leavenworth, Wash
Upper
Edgar C. Booth
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