The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-06-01
Town and County

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Joe Lemaster of Wenatchee is here
on visit
What has been done about the Fourth
of July celebration?
Jack Smith spent last Saturday in
Wenatchee, on business.
Will Greve is down from the hills
this week mixing around among the
boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crewes who left
here about month ago have located at
Butte, Mont.
The fall wheat crop in the Alberta
country is reported as almost ruined
by late frest.
j. G. Debord is just completing a
neat five-room cottage over in the Mer-
riam addition.
c. D. Reed will take the early morn
ing train for Seattle Sunday where
he goes on business.
Business called ]. B. Kelley TO Spo-
kane last Tuesday where he will be de-
tanned several days.
Monitor is having quite a boom. The
railroad company is building depot
and private parties are building no.
tel.
Dan Urquhart, a sheep man from
Wilson creek, is here this week to look
after a band of sheep he has in this Vi
cinity.
We have been asked by several
school patrons What has become of
the flag that used to float at the school
house?"
The Wenatchee papers report that
Geo. W. Stetson, Seattle capitalist,
will soon begin the erection OF $50,
600 hotel.
The display and variety of fruits and
vegetables in The Moore Cos window
grows more varied as the season
advances.
Carl Christensen came up from We
natchee yesterday. He says real
estate market is advancing every day
in Wenatchee.
1t is reported that ork on the We
natchee-Oroville road will not begin
before fall on account of inability to
get men and teams.
The contracting firm of Moon & Reed
was dissolved the past week by mutual
consent. Both parties will continue
in the building line.
Pat Gallagher recently severed his
relations with the Moore Co. and it is
reported he will accept position as
/ travelling sales man.
The Wenatchee papers report that
Tommy McGough, who formerly lived
here, has made 100000 on Seattle tide
lands in the past year.
F. A. Drebis, who made brief visit
to Wenatchee last Saturday, says that
sixteen Thousand fruit trees have been
set out in the Cascade Orchards this
spring.
Mrs. C. w Carter, recently from
Vancouver, B. C., is stopping at the
Hotel Clifford. Mrs. Carter is very ia
vorably impressed with our town and
may locate here.
M. G. Thomas took the east bound
for Cashmere Wednesday. He atten-
ded the decoration day exercises
which the Grand Army members
of that town held.
Ira Holden, son of "Our John,
arrived from Ritzville this week and
will visit with his family for the next
few weeks. He went up to Lake We
natchee Tuesday.
The D. of H ball last Friday night
proved to be success in every respect.
The ladies who managed the affair have
for their labors quite snug sum to add
to the funds of the order.
W. W. Thomson passed thru here
Monday on his way home from We
natchee to Chiwaukum. He had in his
charge a fine draught horse which he
was taking up to his logging camp.
]. H. Ferryman, who is in the fuel
business in Wenatchee, was here Mon
day and told us that he bot 500 cords
of wood in Peshastin. Mr., Ferryman
lived in Leavenworth in the early nine
ties.
Our public school closed this week.
Exercises such as usually mark the
closing of school were omitted. The
names of such as graduated from the
eighth grade, if any, will be mentioned
next week.
The Great Northern train schedult
changes Sunday Very little change
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