Commercial Club Plans Lease and Ballroom The Williams Building
The Commercial Club votes to lease the top floor of the Williams building for 860 per month with heating for two years and a three year option, with rent re-set after year two. Trustees to secure a first class dance floor. A committee to aid the band is formed and the hall will be opened with a smoker and ball room upon completion. Meeting adjourns with next session set at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Northern Pacific Irrigation Company office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Scott Henderson
Ashbaugh
Geo. F. Richardson
H. M Bartlett
G. M. Annis
Scott Z. Henderson
Northern Pacific ‘Irrigation Company
Council Deepens Look at Street Car Franchise
The council adjourned to Friday to consider the street car franchise amid stalled petitions and negotiations with North Coast over a dock sale to Strahorn. Public sentiment favored a spur from the dock to Railroad street for a warehouse, while broad expansion on other streets faced opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Coast
Strahorn Corporation
Improvement Co
Railroad Street
New Town on the Columbia Planned by Allen and Downs
Allen and Downs, owners of the Lower Yakima Irrigation Co, plan a new town on the Columbia seven miles above Richland at Bon Marche Landing. The plat is ready and filing with county commissioners will occur at the January meeting. The site, yet unnamed, will be called Alandoun and cover 640 acres with irrigated farming land and future railway access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen & Downs
Lower
Yakima Irrigation Co
Columbia River
Richland
Bon Marche Landing
Alandoun
Richland Town Sale Pushes Ahead With New Office
Benton Water Co is forming a Land Company to represent Richland townsite as a new building rises for their office Mr Livingston will run the Richland Company branch in Tacoma and an automobile will shuttle buyers to Richland Investors anticipate land prices rising 150 to 200 dollars per lot amid the sale campaign with H S Amon and L E Amsbury possibly visiting to promote holdings.
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Livingston
Richland Company
Tacoma
Richland
Richland Town
Heath Convicted in Assault in Third Degree
The State vs James Heath ended with a verdict of guilty on assault in the third degree. The jury deliberated after 10 o clock and returned at 2 30 PM. The offense carries up to one year in jail or a $1000 fine or both. Complainant Miss Mary Thornton testified.
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Mary Thornton
Presbyterian Ladies Sale Proceeds Amid Household Goods
The Presbyterian Church women will continue a sale of fancy goods Saturday at the building east of Kennewick Market. A poultry health column discusses roup symptoms and treatment, plus lice and mite control methods, including dust baths, turpentine, kerosene, and coop cleaning for healthier flocks.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Kennewick Market
Amon-Campbell Road Ordered Established. Dreamland Pavilion Leased
The Amon Campbell road begins at the southwest corner of Section 30 and ends at the southeast corner of Section 29 in 8-29. Chas Conway bought the Dreamland Pavilion but Valley Barn Cray Line first planned occupancy. The firm has leased current quarters for another year, so the Pavilion remains in use for now.
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Amon-Campbell Road
Chas, Conway
Dreamland
Valley Barn & Cray Line
Congregational Sermons Invite All to Services
Pastor W. L. Rowan leads morning worship at 10 o clock with a sermon on A saintly life. Evening service at 7 30 features a sermon on King David and his Greater son. Cordial invitation extended to all to attend.
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W. L. Rowan
David
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commercial Club
Columbia
Alen & Downs
Heath
James Heath
J. Jacot
Finley, Wash
Xmar
Kennewick
Bernhart Place
Armstrong Ranch
Brunswick
C. E. Tripp & Son
Holmes Candy Store
California
Spokane
Portland
Seattle
North Bank Road
Portland and North Pacific S. S. Co
San Francisco
H. M. Adams
Portland Oregon
Bank
Kennewick, Wash
Twin City Bakery
Kennewick Transfer Co
Drug and Express
Baggagea Specialty
S. P
Kennewick Packing Co
Tulles Drug CO
Lucky Curve
Lowney
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