Stage Line Leaves Leavenworth and Blewett Schedules
Leaves Leavenworth every Monday Wednesday and Friday at Sam Leaves Blewett every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at Tam Carries passengers and express B D Shugart Prop Stage Line.
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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
3
Leaves Leavenworth every Monday Wednesday and Friday at Sam Leaves Blewett every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at Tam Carries passengers and express B D Shugart Prop Stage Line.
Local notices from Waitsburg and nearby: Mrs. Del McCoy and relatives in Waitsburg. L. J. Nelson at the county seat. Mae McLure back from Seattle. Dr. Culp and Dr. Hoxsey in Wenatchee for professional matters. Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Marley to Wenatchee. William Herder praising Soap Lake water. Carrie Huston adding 30 by 40 two story rooming-house on Front street. W. F. Patterson in town with news of Blewett mining. Otis reports absence of Leavenworth interest in Icicle bridge. Chisholm bedridden in Cashmere. C. W. Harris notes Washington Meteor Mining Co. plans for summer. Oliver Peterson returning from Great Northern towns east of Wenatchee with fuelwood contract. S. P. Bethel changes Echo address to Medford Oregon and移 property exchange. Mr. Bethel to move. Mr. Alsbury arrives in Chelan. Mr. Fox reports 70 000 to 200 000 bricks in kiln. brick clay praises for durability and color.
Adams and Carr sold a lot in Merriam's addition to Frank Bryant. John Calder closed a house and lot deal with J B DeBlois via Peake & Son. Jno A Mills came from Everett and bought the Ninth and Commercial corner, planning future building.
Adams and Carr arranged the sale of the Commercial street house adjoining the city hall site to Deed H. Mayor from the Merriam Forsythe and McEvoy estate. Forsythe lost a team at Nason creek and narrowly escaped. H. C. Peters surveyed Cascade Orchards en route Wenatchee to Seattle. Frost damage little in this valley. offer to ship cherries if short in red apple town.
An advertisement touts Peach Blossom flour as superior and prize winning at a St Louis exposition. Merchants claim no other flour equals Peach Blossom, urging customers to choose it over competitors.
D. J. Marble announces he has taken over the laundry business of G. W. Hathaway and invites customers to try his service. He promises first class work, reasonable prices, prompt delivery, pickup and delivery, and a specialty in high grade starched work.
Mrs L H Turner offers a batch of vigorous cabbage plants for sale. Ideal for home gardens and market use. Plants are healthy and ready to transplant now.
Summer crowds enjoy Blac ksedge shop as ice cream lines grow near a daily price of one dollar. The small ad notes the Echo publication date and yearly subscription price.
In 1811 Dan DeLong the Ice Man advertises fifty 50 pound ice chests at $7.50 each to reduce waste and lower costs for ice buyers. The note urges purchase of the chest to save in the first season and mentions I. W. Harper whiskey sold by J. G. Fritz at Overland Bar for social or household use.
The Wenatchee Steam Laundry under new management delivers first class work with highly skilled staff, attracting a large rise in business. D J Marble 48 Leavenworth is the agent urging locals to try the service. The Great Northern Hotel in Wenatchee claims the best between Seattle and Spokane.
Ordinance No 26 issued under Mayor G W Hoxley with Clerk Guy A Hamilton attestation and publication dated May 17. Local notice records the enactment and official posting by the city government.
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