Local Field Notes from Saturday Survey Reports and Community News
Saturday's North Coast surveyors report a busy period with rock removal planned at Homle rapids and several local residents traveling or moving. Officials note new branch offices, staffing changes, and upcoming community meetings in Pasco Prosser Kennewick Spokane and Hover. The Kennewick area expects development talks and ranch activity continues with wells being drilled and farms expanding. The Baptist Ladies Aid plans a Feb 21 literary musical at Dirckson's Hall with proceeds for the Cemetery Fund and a New England lunch. the Kenne Wick Band will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Dirckson’s Hall
Martha Washington
Columbia
Aia
Kenne Wick Band
New England
Dedication of First M. E. Church at Kennewick
The First M. E. church of Kennewick was dedicated Sunday with large crowds. Rev. Walton Skipworth and Rev. Henry led services with Reverend Wood and Pastor Tuttle assisting. Nearly 100 communicated at the morning sacrament and 300 to 400 attended the evening service. The church board presented the building, all debts paid, and townspeople were thanked for support in a historic day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Kennewick
Walton Skipworth
Dalles
A. H. Henry
North Yakima
J. H. Wood
F. L. Tuttle
L. R. Whitelock
Edna Pullister
Abbie Rich
J. H. Coleman
Salem
Ore
Dr. Henry
Dr. Coleman
C. F. Breithaupt
Henry
Pasco trip and shipping notes fill Wednesday's Daily
C O Anderson made a business trip to Pasco last evening. Six carloads of lumber unloading at the St Paul yard. White Leghorn Eggs for sale one dollar for a setting of fifteen. Kennewick orchestra travels to Pasco tonight for a party. Various notices include a housekeeping job request and pig sales inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Staley
N. P. Ry
Relief
BE. V. Alberty
Hover
St. Paul & Tacoma
Walter Hassig
Yakima
Albert Rastoussen
Alfalfa
D.m.cary
J. J. Smith
Milwasker
Lind
Wallula
Columbia
Ellensburg
C. O. Anderson
Pasco
St. Paul
B. G. Zwanzig
Kennewick Orchestra
Kennewick News Roundup of Local Trades and Happenings
Hover get together sales note duck eggs and painting services. Kennewick Orchestra on Valentine dance. Dr Samuel Greene to preach Feb 18. Prof Jauslin and family move to Kennewick with local band ties. Wagel builds modern bungalow at Amon addition costing 2500. Valley View Ranch hosts Courier scribe visit with scenic valley views and bridges over the Columbia and Snake rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Greene
The
Congregational Church
George Egbert
Valley View Ranch
Kennewick
Columbia
Pasco
Snake River
Finley School
Early Kiona Kennewick Church Roots and Growth
A historical note traces the formation of a Kennewick class in October 1902 with five members and a Sunday School. It covers pastor changes from 1903 to 1905, the union revival, and the society growing to 73 members and 43 probationers, with Sunday School attendance over 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Rubicam
Kiona
Kennewick
C. F. Breithaupt
H. A. Marble
Louise Hobday
Jennie Haney
John E. Williams
Prosser
A. N. Sanford
Pasco
T. E. Webb
D. D
Mr. Tuttle
The Church Building Dedication Afforded by Subscriptions
The society raised funds beginning November 1904 led by W R Amon with 3500 dollars. Howard Amon donated four lots and 300 dollars. by February assembly occurred with cloth in windows. A debt of 700 remained but a 500 donation from the Church Extension Society in November 1905 helped cover deficiencies. About 200 dollars more was raised recently to finish and dedicate the church debt free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Amon
Howard Amon
Amon
Webb
Church Extension Society
Rails Ordered Laid on North Bank Railway Start
The first rails for the North Bank Railway will be laid from Kennewick within a week. The switch frog points have arrived and rails were received earlier. Foreman W. A. Morain has orders to lay the rails and 3000 feet of track will be laid in ten days. Kennewick will inaugurate train service to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bank
Kennewick
W. A. Morain
Kennewick-Portland
Early gardening activity in Section 7 boosts prospects
In Section 7 farmers push spring work with R. B. Walker planting vegetables and onions, James Johnston plowing for an early pea crop, and W. H. Thomas preparing a large strawberry patch. Several hundred grape vines will be planted, while teams plow and harrow the land. February farming shows promise for an early bountiful crop at Yakima and North Yakima markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Walker
James Johnston
Spokane
Sound Cities
W.H. Thomas
Reparation Topic At M E Church Sabbath
M E Church announces Sunday morning discourse on Reparation with evangelist services at night and Finley preaching at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley
Egg market ad from Crescent Ranch in Kennewick
Fertility guaranteed eggs offered at 1.60 per 13. Market briefing for stock raised from their eggs. WARE & DE SELLEM announce Crescent Ranch in Kennewick Washington as supplier for upcoming stock market sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware & DE Sellem, Cresent Ranch
Kennewick, Wash
Notice of final proof on land claim at Walla Walla
Department of the Interior notice announces Marion Sheets has filed for final proof on his land claim H E 13619 for the NW quarter of section 12 and SE quarter of section 12 in township 30 east WM. Proof will be made April 10 1906 before the Register and Receiver at Walla Walla Washington. Witnesses: W O Kennett E A Ferrell J Bryson Brown Ed Latimer all of Hover Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Wallawalla
Washington
Perry Larkin
James G. McDonald
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
J. L. Mohundro
Register
Popeeat
Minnie Animas Roberts
N Range
Donaldson S. Bell
Walla Walla
Wash
J. L. McHundro
Walla Walle
U.S. Land Office
Marion Sheets
W. O. Kennett
E. A. Ferrell
J. Bryson Brown
Ed. Latimer
Hover
Sunny Alberta railroad land offered at low prices
A large tract of irrigated land in Sunny Alberta is put on the market in the Northwest. Prices range from 15 to 25 dollars per acre with 50 cents per acre maintenance. Write James H. Lewis in Spokane for details and railroad rates. A. Kolb is advertised for painting and paperhanging. Office at the Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Swanson
Hunteville
Frank Larkin
Alberta
Northwest
James H. Lewis
Auditorium Bldg
Spokane
Wash
Kennewick Valley
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Fgg
Robert Scott
North
M. Kent
Homle Rapids
Ea Golland
C F. Lott
Ispell
Montana
Howard & Swingle
Ai Ore
the Union
the Statesman
Pasco and
Inland Empire
Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Mor
J. Reinhart
George Jauslin
Miss Spence
Horse Heaven
W. A. Morgan
J. F. Irvin
Towa
A. L. Shipman
Richland
P. C. Palmer
Cascade Lumber Co
Rishland
D. J. McDonald
Ashburn
John M. Wros
Washburn
F. L. Tuttle, Pastor
M. E. Church
A. F. Brown
Two Rivers
Ira Tressenriter
Huntsville
J. F. Larkin
C. E. Comer
Seattle
Sectivin
Hollister
J. A. Bonney
Pullman
State Agricultural College
Waitsburg
Richlanch
Mr. Nee
Mr. Amon
W.S. Harvey
Lester Webster
R. A. Carpenter
A. Kolb
Star Lunch Room
E. P. Lodge
Geo. Jauslin
Oscar Jauslin
Prof. Jauslin
Hoverites
W. H. Smith
Co. W. Wagel
Yakima Grocery Co
Rhode Island
Pendleton, Ore
J. L. Monunpro
H. M. Ashbaugh & CO
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