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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1907
Page
3
Leavenworth to Blewett stage line departs Leavenworth Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 am and Blewett departures occur Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 am. Carries passengers and express. D Shugart, proprietor.
Chelan county residents engage in business trips and social events while officials, merchants, and visitors gather in Leavenworth and Wenatchee. A library Hall dining event raises funds. road work and tax inventory proceed. community births and medical operations unfold amid a busy regional scene.
A man believed to be James Graham aged 45 to 50 was killed on a railroad track near Peshastin after riding freight train rods. Debord recovered the body about a mile and a half from Peshastin. Coroner Saunders ruled no inquest. the body sent to Wenatchee for burial.
The Chelan town council revoked Josh Clary's liquor license after determining he sold liquor to Indians. The action cites a recent Supreme Court ruling affirming municipal authority to grant or revoke licenses as permits, not contracts, with no need for evidence of law or ordinance violations. An Echo editorial protest notes Ordinance No. 22 vacates Ash Street runtimes for private gain, benefiting council members with public domain gifts.
E. A. King sold two twenty acre tracts about one and a half miles from town for 1000 dollars each to W. H. Studebaker and E. Cline felter. The land comes from a 160 acre parcel King bought from I. N. Johnson for 4000 dollars. M. F. Peake & Son handled the sale and also sold four lots in First Addition to Leavenworth to E. A. King and F. E. Carlquist.
Campbell's offers cut flowers for Easter Monday. Laundry payments due upon delivery. 511 G. W. Hathaway advertises. Mrs Sam Wyckoff provides rug weaving at 50 cents per yard, 112. Dr D C Brett located in Losekamp building for a month from March 27 seeking permanent practice. Dental services offered with 16 years experience and free examinations. 1111 monthly payments. J W Corcoran, owner.
A Leavenworth kitchen boast links Peach Blossom flour to superior bread and pastries from two cooks. A Wenatchee Steam Laundry note credits skilled staff and growing business under new ownership. G. W. Hathaway, 43 Leavenworth, endorses the service.
A public notice recommends the Great Northern Hotel in Wenatchee for visitors seeking top accommodations. The guidance emphasizes quality service and convenient location in the city.
The ad offers a gentle horse for sale, trained to ride or drive, with side saddle and lumber wagon possible. Contact L. H. Turner for details.
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