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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1920

Page

14

Receiver Asked for Partners in Hay Ranch Feud

Judge Grimshaw issues order to show cause why a receiver should not be appointed for the Stephenson Seber partnership on a 169 acre alfalfa and apple ranch near Peshastin. Returnable Thursday May 20 as evidence is heard. Albert Stephenson seeks appointment of J W Elliott to custody and sale of the property and division of proceeds. Attorney Herman Howe of Leavenworth represents Stephenson. World mentions lawyer in Wenatchee and a rainy Monday morning.

Hay Ranch Grimshaw Albert Stephenson W. R. Seber Peshastin Herman Howe Leavenworth George A. Hauber Stephenson J. W. Elliott World Royal Development Company Leavenworth, Washington ST. Ann’s Lode T. A. K. Lode Little Flower Lode Bennington St. Francis Tunnel A. M. D. G. Lode Leavenworth Mining District Chelan County Washington Cor. No U. S Cor Cor. No. 1 Bennington Lode Big Vein Lode Old Chief Lode

Inland Empire features Highlanders band and roaming trades

The Interstate Fair secures the 72nd Seaforth Highlanders of Canada pipe band directed by Pipe Major John Gillies for Inland Empire festivities. Other items note cattle and sheep shipments, a Spokane county mountain deed, and mining patent notices for Chelan County lodes with multiple claims and an adverse-claims window ending May 28, 1920.

Inland Empire 72Nd Seaforth Highlanders of Canada John Gillies Scots Guards Chelan County Washington ELF ST. Ann’s Little Flower Bennington Register of the United States Land Office Waterville

Fire horse honored on twenty fifth birthday in Montana

A Montana city hosted a public banquet for Dewey the fire department horse turning 25 after 17 years of service. The mayor proclaimed the occasion, Dewey was pensioned with a green pasture and warm stall, and guests toasted his fidelity as city officials watched. An adjacent note mentions Yakima county organizing a 1009 acre spraying district with an inspector and $1 per acre dues.

Montana Dewey Los Angeles Times Yakima County

Eclipse of the moon draws crowds, student notes

In a school exam a pupil dodges the answer by joking that many people come out to view an eclipse. Echo Want Ads reflects the wry quip about public interest and curiosity in astronomical events.

Young Macey Committed to Chehalis Juvenile School

Herbert Macey aged 15 is committed to the state training school at Chehalis by Judge Grimshaw in juvenile court. He confessed to numerous petty depredations after arrest and had escaped from county custody to steal a rifle, disabling a farm vehicle to evade pursuit.

Herbert Macey Chehalis Grimshaw Young Macey Chelan Peshastin

DeBord and O Niell Wed in Wenatchee

Miss Pirie Leigh DeBord married Joseph Telford O Niell at Wenatchee on May 12 in a taupe traveling suit ceremony with a bridal bouquet. O Niell, a Great Northern brakeman, had hospital treatment after an accident in Chelan before the wedding.

Pirie Leigh DeBord Joseph Telford O’niell Wenatchee F. E Wm. Kirby Wayne Grubb Cashmere Everett

Also Mentioned on This Page

Attorney Howe Mutual Mercantile Company Leavenworth’s Mr. Farmer Leavenworth, Wa Palouse Spokane Dulwich Orient Boyds Wash Browning Mont Great Northern Ritzville Adams County Automobile Association O— Quincy California Mount Spokane F. H. Cook Colbert Tristate Terminal Company Wheat Growers Association of Washington, Idaho Oregon Farmers of the Northwest CC. W. Nelson Tri-State Company Mr. Nelson United States Land Office Watervue Ben Spear Register S. S. Beggs Echo Macey O’niell-Debord the Mutual Mercantile Co Caeth Escetes Maui Wib Leavenworth Market van Wegen L. J. Nelson Howe & Nelson Law Offices Elliott Building J. T. Lindley N. M. Sorenson Blue Wenatchee Bert Williams G. W. Hoxley Wm. M. Cox Leavenworth Hospital W. W. Elmer M. D. Leavenworth, Wash A. G. McCkeown C. D Leavenworth, Wash Leavenworth Undertaking Co Town & Hennessy A. N. Corbin M. H. Easton W. F. Whitney Central Bldg Sam R. Sumner Columbia Valley Bank Bldg Burt J. Williams Central Building Chelan Co F. M. Crollard F. S. Steiner Crollard & Steiner Lawyers Commercial Bank John E. Porter Columbia Valley Bank E. J. Widbey Nat'l Bank Wenatche H. Baer M. D Commercial Bank Bldg
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