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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
3
Leaves Leavenworth every Monday and Friday at 9 a.m arrives Telma at 4 p.m. Leaves Telma every Tuesday and Saturday at 9 a.m arrives Leavenworth at 4 p.m. Mail, express and otherwise. For particulars address Joe Aussie proprietor Leavenworth Wash 71 tax.
Chelan County announces several candidates for county offices with party primary undertones. Ed Ferguson and Del McCoy seek sheriff on the Republican ticket. N Insche and F A Reynolds offer Republican bids for sheriff and auditor respectively. John G Miller and E G Spencer also announce for sheriff and auditor on unspecified terms. J W Sussex and Fred M Berry announce for county engineer, A A Bousquet for county treasurer, with primaries in September 1908.
Acknowledges bids for Republican nomination for County Superintendent of Schools. A. G. Bowie to run in primaries for re election, and E. C. Bowersox announces intent to seek the same post in Chelan Falls Washington.
We are authorized to announce Geo Liverly of Wenatchee Lake as a candidate for County Commissioner on the Republican ticket subject to the will of voters at the primary election.
Town and County news recounts visits from Dr and Mrs Landgow from We natchee Lake and Brown of Monitor attending Cascade Orchards horse racing. Burgett, an electrician, was summoned to Blewett to repair a mine dynamo. A birth occurred at Mrs Garlinghouse's home for her daughter Mrs Walter Chapman. Marie McGrath departs Seattle for summer. Mrs Daly and daughter Myra have been ill. Daly's mother Mrs M A Allison also ill. All are recovering.
Local notes report a ball match scheduled next Sunday at the new grounds between Cashmere and Leavenworth. W. F. Blankenship and wife traveled from Lake Wenatchee via here en route to the county seat.
Tom Darling returned to Leavenworth Friday after a two month tour through eastern Washington and Montana to reform un fortunate drinkers. The first bear hide of the season was brought in by Bob Dye Bill Ryan and Verney Jinks a cinnamon weighed about 600 pounds. Snow Creek nine miles from town the meat left for coyotes. B O Graham of Seattle Great Northern railway eyed local land and Dr Hoxsey reconnected. Graham seeks a summer retreat for a simple life away from indoor work.
Few choice building lots for sale just north of the new viaduct. See Bookkeeper at Moore Co's store. 17 Fresh buttermilk on draft at the Vienna bakery. The healthiest drink that ever passed the lips of man. 2111 Two large cool rooms well furnished with bathroom. L W Bloom. 2itf.
Mrs Campbell promotes white waists silk elbow gloves and street hats with sales and reductions. L J Nelson lists 20 acre tracts near Leavenworth Gardens by the same advertiser. Vienna bakery advertises bread buns pies cakes and warm weather drinks. M E church Ladies Aid hosts ice cream social and apron sale on Front Street. Wenatchee laundry urges customers to use their enhanced plant services.
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