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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1909

Page

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Million and a Half on Water Irrigation Plan Near Wenatchee

The Echo reports a large irrigation scheme to water over 500000 acres along the Wenatchee river. W A Insinger and partners filed water rights between Wenatchee lake, Chiwaukum and below the Great Northern plant. Survey work, route blueprints, and local support in Quincy and Douglas county are noted as preparations advance for a bridge siphon project across the Columbia.

W. A. Insinger R. Insigner Spokane The Echo Wenatchee River A. J.ternent Quincy Quincy Flats Mr. Insinger Mr. Ternent Wenatchee Lake Chiwaukum Great Northern Ternent J. B. Adams Lake Wenatchee Adams Wenatchee

Wellington Hosts Evening Honoring Mrs Burt Halliburton

Robert Meath entertained at his home on Sunday evening in honor of Mrs Burt Halliburton with guests including Mr and Mrs Burt Halliburton Mr and Mrs W S Swaggart Miss Solberg Mr Elkins F Bellinger F McLogan J Forberg C Price and Mr and Mrs Shirlock The evening featured a duet by Bellinger and McLogan and a recitation by Swaggart Refreshments of beer cake and fudge were served.

Robert Meath Burt Halliburton W. S. Swaggart Miss Solberg Mr. Elkins F. Bellinger F. McLogan J. Forberg C. Price Shirlock Mr. Bellinger Mr. McLogan Mr. Swaggart

Council Adopts Advertising for Whitman Street Culvert Bid

The council in adjourned session discussed a $199 flat bid by J E Gatherless for a Whitman street culvert and voted to advertise for bids. They also considered buying a rock crusher and appointing a committee to negotiate the Farrel property purchase up to $400. A horse thief arrested in Leavenworth by Deputy Sheriff Debord faces trial in Douglas county jail.

Nelson R. T. King E. A. King Wheeler Woldenberg Hamilton Whitman Street J. E. Gatherless Gatherless Farrel McCoy Debord Leavenworth Wenatchee

Advertised Letters Remaining in Post Office

In the post office as of August 30 1909 uncalled for letters include Burke Martin Henrichs Rudolph Henry J H McGregor Jim Ryerson Charles Sweeney Ernest Sullivan M Woods Harris White Wm C Wallace Mrs Chas In calling for same please say advertised J C Davis Postmaster

Burke Martin Henrichs Rudolph Henry J H McGregor Jim Ryerson Charles Sweeney Ernest Sullivan M Woods Harris White Wm C Wallace Chas J. C. Davis

Local M. E. Church Welcomes Move After Minister Rumohr

Rev. Melvin Rumohr delivered his final sermon of the year and left for Coeur d Alene where the conference will be held. He asked to be relieved to allow another minister to continue work in Leavenworth. Since his arrival two and a half years ago the church has built two buildings valued at about $2000 each and reduced debt to under $100 at each site. Membership grew from fifteen to ninety to one hundred with twenty five transfers. A Sunday school expanded to about one hundred weekly and an Epworth League formed with forty members. Pastoral support rose by $200 this year with plans for further increases. Fivefold attendance increase contrasted with his first Sunday.

Melvin Rumohr Coeur d’ Alene Rumohr M. E Leavenworth M. E. Church Epworth League Peshastin

That Fifteen Pound Trout

The Echo reports M A Marley of Tumwater Savings Bank returned from vacation at Lake Wenatchee and claimed a 15 pound 30 inch trout was caught. Marley later says it was a joke while credit for the catch goes to Miss Sadie Skirving who was present and saw the event.

Echo M. A. Marley Tumwater Savings Bank Lake Wenatchee Chiwaukum Mr. Marley Marley Sadie

Star of Bethlehem Seen Over Hills at Dusk

A large reddish star is reported rising east of the hills around ten o clock, identified as the star of Bethlehem said to appear at Christ's birth and visible every 500 years due to its size and brilliance.

Bethlehem Christ

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Hub Clothing Capital Stock Harper Pacific Beer J. G. Fritz AL. Pesch and P. N. Nielson Cashiers Leading Brand Old Crow Taylor Hermitage Teena Buster Brown Buster Browns Leavenworth Mercantile Co Northwest Cosgrove Wellington Whitman Star of Bethlehem
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