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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1906
Page
3
Stage line carries passengers and express with daily runs from Leavenworth and Blewett. George Torrence, proprietor, operates routes every Monday, Wednesday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 am.
Keating for hardware and energy tonics. I W Harper whiskey sold at Fritz's Place Overland Bar. Peach Blossom flour wins gold at St Louis exposition. Moore Co sells it with money back guarantee. Mrs Bloom shows Chas Stevens ladies suits at her home. F E Carlquist watches and jewelry guaranteed eyes tested free. Found ladies jacket at office, claimant by description. Palm Ice Cream touted as best by Geo Black Sedge. Wanted experienced school teacher URIAH PERKINS Blueberry Corners. Lost milk cow strayed from Paul Triem place Chumstick valley. Write C P Bement Leavenworth for recovery.
The Big Bend Chief notes John Moore, visiting Wilson Creek, is heir to 45000 from an Irish uncle. Moore, blind, learned of his fortune after an article in the Spokesman Review and has established his claim under the will. He chose to stay in America over returning to Ireland.
Leavenworth area notes include visits from W W Burgess and Oliver Bates, shop offers at Campbell’s, and Miramont blocks of real estate and building activity. Local people, churches, schools, and roads receive updates on travel, sales, and community events through May.
Reports list bear tracks near Chiwaukum and a hillside hike by Raf. King and Al Pesch over a tale of salt bets. Gonzaga College students Willie and James Duffy recovering from typhoid fever in Spokane. Blewett road sections washed by melting snow and road safety concerns raised. Early sheep arrivals due to desert feed shortages. Derby canyon camps of D M Treadwell and Blythe in place. Saturday night dance by the Mc Daniels orchestra draws a large crowd. price reduced to 75 cents. Wenatchee Valley fruit growers report first season cherries from Orondo reaching market.
A Missouri letter from T J Dwyer of Graysville praises Dr King s New Discovery as a cure for consumption and a powerful remedy for coughs colds and throat and lung issues. The drug is guaranteed by Leavenworth Drug Store with 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes and a free trial bottle offer.
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