Kennewick local notes and spring sales report
In Kennewick April 5 1907 brings notices of farm sales fruit plants and real estate moves. Purchases include Clark Seedling strawberries and a homestead lot transfer to J Kr Plum mer. A social dance at the hall and Easter services mark weekend community events with local families and shops featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.j. Beinh
Jed B. Kreidler
Polo
Illinois
Kennetn
Koegler
Hughes
Plummer
Diamond
Washington
Last
North Coast Wins Three Legal Victories in Railway Case
Judge H B Rigg issued three rulings for the North Coast Railway against the Northern Pacific, granting passage through Union Gap and condemnation rights for land 45 feet west of the NP centerline and 25 feet west if grade repairs lag. The line may cross NP tracks 18 feet north of Parker Siding with a safety device, and condemn the west half of 21 acres at North Yakima for yards. This supports immediate construction plans.
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Judge Rigg
Union Gap
Parker Siding
North Yakima
H. B. Rigg
North Coast Railway
Northern Pacific Railway
North Coast
Northern Pacific
Vinor
Ball Game and Banquet in Kennewick
Kennewick high school defeated Richland school by 12 to 7. Barham Wood Story and McReynolds and Rusket led scoring for the Kennewick squad while Richland boasted Wood. In the evening visitors were hosted to supper in the old drug store building with social games after the meal. Richland teams stayed overnight in Kennewick and left on Sunday morning's Plyer.
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Kennewick H. S
Richland School
Kennewick Barham
Wood
Story
McReynolds
Richland
Rusket
Kennewick
S “Plyer
Kennewick Crashes to Prosser 23 to 4 in Sunday Game
Kennewick suffered a lopsided defeat as Prosser piled up base hits and Kennewick errors, yielding a 23 to 4 score. The locals faced an older, heavier and more experienced Prosser lineup, making the contest uninteresting after several innings.
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Kennewick
Prosser
Daily Seattle Post-Intelligencer and Courier Offer
Special arrangement offers the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and the Weekly Courier together for 5.50 dollars. This bundle costs less than the regular P I price and under 50 cents monthly for both papers.
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Seattle Post-Inteligencer
Weekly Courier
P.-I
City Council Debates Water Mains Extension and Lights
At the Tuesday meeting a petition signed by Christ Kruse and eleven others urged water mains extended into Garden Tracts. A special committee of Mayor Johnson and councilmen Bier and Hawes will confer with C A Cochran of the water company on plans. The Beach addition mains extension goes to Street, Sidewalk and Ditch committee. A stock watering trough on Front Street and a drinking fountain at Yakima and Second Streets were approved. Eight arc lights, long debated, were again approved with Cochran. timing to follow.
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Christ Kruse
Johnson
Bier
Hawes
C. A. Cochran
Front Street
Washington
Yakima
Second Streets
Cochran
Water turned on in canal for 1907 irrigation season
Superintendent O L Hanson says to turn on the canal Sunday morning after cementing 600 feet of the bank. Water had been released at the first of the month but stopped due to soaking near the headgate. Farmers did not need it as the soil is moist, so the management aims to complete safety work before the irrigation season begins.
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Otto Hanson
Mr. Hanson
Milwaukee &St. Paul Ry
H. E. Baldwin
Kennewick Electric Supply Co
O. L. Hanson
Sheep Shearing Progress Amid Weather Delays
Sheep shearers completed Wenner Sheep Co bands and moved to Fieldsted Underwood flocks. Stormy and drippy weather slowed progress but crews pressed on as conditions allow.
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Wenner Sheep Co
Underwood
For Sale Italian Bees in First Class Condition
Sale notice offers a few colonies of Italian bees in top condition. Inquiries directed to Fay F. Dean at the office for details and availability.
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Fay F. Dean
Violin Solo and Comedy Cast Credits
Violin solo by Wilmot Gravens and stage piece The Bull Terr ier and the Baby features Miss Dorothy Tennant Miss Auarey Fullerton Mr Jack Stoddard Lied Haxton Nora a maid Miss Nima Hoadley Sam a porter Guy Story credited in the cast list.
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Miss Vaughn
Nima Hoadley
Audrey Fullerton
Lloyd Haxton
Guy Story
Wilmot Gravens
Auarey Fullerton
Jack Stoddard
Lied Haxton
Nora
Sam
Church Services and Sabbath School Schedule
The Presbyterian and Methodist churches announce Sunday activities. Presbyterian Pastor J Forsythe Smith hosts Sabbath School at 10 a.m. Junior C E at 3 p.m. Senior C E at 6 30 p.m. Sermons at 11 a.m. and 7 45 p.m. All welcome. Methodist Pastor J H Wood leads Sunday School at 10 a.m. Sermon at 11 a.m. Junior League at 3 p.m. Epworth League at 6 30 p.m. and 7 30 p.m.
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J. Forsythe Smith
Christ
F. L. Tuttle
Albert Shook
Epworth
Local Notes and Meetings Include Court Case and Land Sale
A. M. Barnet works at Pasco. D. W. McCoy bought the Valley Barn and Dray Line. C. O. Anderson appeared for Ferguson in a larceny case and was acquitted by a jury. N. J. Warner visited from Spring Valley on a west tour. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt from Oakesdale traveled from Seattle and took land near Finley with Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Calhoun sisters. Kennewick Cemetery Association to meet at Mrs. Thes. McCain’s home on Tuesday April 5 at 2:30 urged attendance. Mrs. L. W. Sorn and Mrs. H. M. Bartlett mentioned.
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C. F. Breit“Upt
H.s. Les
Lape
Proseer
Tie
Bowery
G. Garber
Harry
Reardon
A. Newton
C. H. McCoy
Spokane
H. A. Hover
Ward
George and
Jarvis Emigh
Walla Walla
Frank Emigh
Mrs. Emigh
Miss Whitehead
Miss Griffeth
C. O. Anderson
Pasco
Prosser
E W R Taylor
D. W. McCoy
Valley Barn
Ferguson
N. J. Warner
Spring Valley
Minnesota
Edward Sheppard
J. C. Nelson
Mrs. Hunt
Oakesdale
Seattle
Vsit
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Tops the Tonics
The ad copy touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as superior among tonics, claiming it outshines rival remedies seen in newspapers. No dates or local events are provided.
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Hollister
Money Attracts Money Savings Advice
A promotion extols saving habits to grow wealth and independence. It discusses starting today, depositing regularly, and letting consistent savings attract more money through a service that claims to show readers how to accumulate funds.
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Thorebred Clark
Nels Swanson
J.D Hastings
St Louis
A.ochran
L. W.soth
Lars Erickson
Genesee
Ida
Toll
W. Pesgranges
Tena Scott
Kiona
Kirk
Pase
G. Calhoun
Williamette
Chis. Conway
Charlies
Columbia
Walla Walla Angus
Perry
Congregational Church
Presbyterian Chapel
G.a.leland
Hellinger
B. G. Whitetead
Beach
J. Kr. Plummer
H.C. Mitcham
Lamond
Christ Oldberg
Clark
Frank Emilgh
The
Presbyterian Church
G. A. Hamilton
P C. Palmer
W. F. Baker
Cascade Lumber Co
A.L. Smith
Benton Water Co
Morain
John T. Flynn
the P.-I. and
the Courier
J. E. Tull
Cora Sercombe
Scarf Fantastics
Bingen On the Rhine
Mabel Howe
Mr. Fogg
Bernice Griffeth
Robert Ely
Angel
Bill Jackson
Alfred Mors
Arkansas Farmer
Alma Smith
Miss Dorothy Tennant
Methodist Episcopal
J H. Wood
A. M. Barnet
C Stacer
Kennewick Candy Co
L. J. McPhee
New Hover Hotel
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