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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1906
Page
5
G. W. Taylor certifies that his house and contents insured for 800 dollars with Hanson-Rich Investment Co of Kennewick in Citizens Insurance Company of Missouri were destroyed by fire on November 15, 1906. The adjuster settled the total loss promptly and fairly, and Taylor endorses the company as trustworthy.
Shoe shop offers hand or machine sewing for nailed or sewed soles with guaranteed work. Located in the rear room of the Courier building. Proprietor R. F. Richardson.
A candy kitchen has been opened in the Idle Hour building offering homemade candies for sale. Orders are solicited and promptly filled. Mrs Boise Ulcomb.
New Shoemaker at Jones' Harness Shop guarantees work with best materials. Experienced craftsman offers reasonable prices. Remember the place Jones' Harness Shop Washington Street.
Of interest to mothers a urging use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to treat coughs colds and early croup. The note recommends keeping it on hand for instant use and cites early administration as preventing attacks. Sold at Columbia Pharmacy and insured with Carl Vertrees.
The North Coast plans sanctions and shops on land recently bought from N E Palmer A A McAlpin and David McAlpin. The firm owns land above the ditch within a mile and a half of the N P depot. Community changes include moving houses across the track and relocating the blacksmith shop and Methodist Church. The district budget stands around 300000 dollars with a third classroom added and Miss Mattie Joslin as teacher. Bishop Wells preached in the Hall and locals visit relatives in Salem Oregon.
The note records meeting days as the first and third Tuesdays each month. It lists J. Seacombe and W. M. Woolney with B. Cox noted as secretary or organizer. The fragment implies Masons or fraternal lodge context.
Public notices record multiple land claim filings and final five year proofs with the Interior Department at Walla Walla. Thomas N. Moore and E. Kennewick residents list witnesses for continuous residence and cultivation. A contractors bid call from Nelson Williams seeks bids for a Kennewick church edifice with plan files and bid security.
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