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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1905
Page
4
In a vivid tale from Lippincott's, lawyer Mr. Thompson recalls a tense will contest over a vast fortune. A wayward son attempts murder when his sister testifies, but a chance misstep by the narrator saves her life as a pistol fires inches away.
One lot facing the town offered for sale with a business house and lot. The rent yields 20 percent annually on the asking price. Interested buyers should see D. H. Mayar for details.
United States Land Office Waterville Washington announces that Perry W Eddy of Minneapolis has filed sworn statement No 524 for purchase of Section 32 Township 26 North Range 17K, seeking timber land value over agricultural use. Proof will be offered before US Commissioner A N Corbin at Wenatchee May 12 1905. witnesses from Chiwaukum include William Gridley John Stopple James A Grant and Frank Shibley. Adverse claims must be filed by May 12 1905.
A timber land filing from Wenatchee Che lan county Washington dated Oct 28 1904 lists sworn statement number 6 for 14 of section 6 township 26 range 17 KE. W. M. seeks to prove land is valuable for timber or stone rather than farming before the register in Waterville on Jan 20 1905. Witnesses named include James Harris R B Wooden J A Grant and A Bootie.
A collage of quotes on marriage gender and society plus humorous local anecdote about an Erie man avoiding a Chesterfield role and a Chinese river superstition linked to drug trade and riverbed iron deposits.
A Columbia college professor recalls Luther burning a papal bull and a student notebook note jokes about Luther with fireworks. Also advertised are progress card party score cards, described as a nice souvenir package of twenty four for thirty five cents at the Echo office.
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