Chelan county court news and real estate notes
Transcripts of weekly court business and extensive property transfers in Chelan County detailed by the Chelan County Abstract Co. Transactions include numerous lots and tracts in Wenatchee Leavenworth and surrounding areas with prices from 60 to 2500 dollars. Also mentions a court case Navarre et al affirmed and a quiet title action involving Matthew Green’s heirs. A public sale snap near Leavenworth invites inquiries at the Echo office.
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Court House
Chelan County Abstract Co
Chelan County
S A Navarre
Superior Court
Supreme Court
David McLaren
Annie McLaren
J. W. Macy
Matthew Green
John Sullivan
Washington
Sullivan
Picturesque Leavenworth Attraction for Hunters and Hikers
Leavenworth, about one thousand residents, lies at Tumwater Canyon on the Great Northern line, 150 miles east of Seattle and 23 miles west of Wenatchee. The scenery offers pine forests, year round snow, and trout filled rivers. The town has pure water, electricity, and reasonable hotel rates, presenting a fishermans paradise and mountain climbing destination.
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Leavenworth
Great Northern Railway
Tumwater Canyon
Seattle
Wenatchee
Wenatchee River
Leavenworth Seeks Skilled Tradesmen With Openings
Leavenworth needs workers for a steam laundry a dentist and a bakery as the town grows toward a population near one thousand. Over two hundred employed now, with rail workers and more on the way, a dynamite accident injures Ben Clifford as neighbors recount the incident and urge readers to subscribe to the Echo.
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Spokane
Wenatchee
P I Scholarship Contest Aids Pacific Northwest Students
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer launches a scholarship plan for Washington youths with cash prizes and prepaid subscriptions. Winners are chosen by reader voting and subscription sales during summer, with top pickers receiving first choice of scholarships and funds to cover next year’s schooling.
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Seatile Post-Intelligencer
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Post-Intelligencer
Post Intelligencer
Rembrandt Painting Sold to Frankfort for 82500
The city of Frankfort purchased from Count Schoenbern the Rembrandt Samson and Dalila for 82500, a work Austria laments losing. The deal occurred without warning and the contract was signed before the canvas was moved to Frankfort, with rumors it originally reached Vienna as packing. Also notes Oroville railroad boom with three banks and new branches by Arthur Lund, J J Brown, and L L Work.
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Frankfort
Germany
Count Schoenbern
Rembrandt
Samson
Dalila
Austria
Vienna
Count Schoneborn
Oroville
Arthur Lund
Riverside
J. J. Brown
Spokane
Guy C. Brown
Columbia Valley Bank of
Butter Wrappers Available Plain or Printed
Local shop invites orders for butter wrappers in plain or printed formats. Customers may specify one or two pounds and provide name and ranch printing preferences.
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George Keating
The
Tumwater Light & Water Company
Tumwater Light & Water
OPERA
Tholin & Smith
L. Lamb
R. Lamb
G. BE. Lamb
Lee
P. Davis
Treas
Mer
Clinton
Minneapolis
Minn
Wash
Lamb-Davis Lumber Co
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
City Drug Store
L. W. Bloom
D. H
Court House News
Wen Dev Co
L E Jones
Henry C Ackley
Mary McKittrick
Powells
CG Hall
Knudt O Holt
Hans Storms
U S
WB Moore
T Graham
Geo M Coleman
Powells Ad Wen
Chas Bureau
Apt
John Hamilt
EC Long
Hardenburg Et al
L R Russel
Lakeside
Chase Brown
Geo McLean
Wen
G S Merriam
Homer J Gault
W R Prowell
Eng Ad Wen
L Whisnand
John H Patten
John F Surrell
Baily
Martha Godfrey
LK Parish
W A
Tompson
C M Summers
Ad Wen
Henry G Schmidt
R H Steeves
Henry Schmidt
S H Hopkins
C G Ridout
West Chelan
M Parish
Henry Copeland
South Chelan
CE Stevens
Grant
King
Cashmere
McDaniels Orchestra
Ben Clifford
Index
Monroe
Echo
P. I. Scolarship Contest
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
Georgie
Louis
Miss Brown
Lizzie
Miss
Henry
Fritz
Rachel
Frank
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