Lights in depot face costly disagreement over lamp rates
Local dispute between the depot agent Mr. Tuttle and the light companies stalls electrification. The Yakima Valley Power Co rejects a flat eight dollar monthly offer for ten lamps, while the Light Co asks fifteen dollars and the N P Company caps at ten. Both claim they have spoken last. The notice also lists town happenings and local names and movements including Mrs Rowley ill, Mrs McPee's address, Hamilton Supply Co patronage, F L Rowley, and a property sale involving Alex Bier, R L Leitel, W B Thresher, and Bert Loyd with a sum figure indicated as SIGH.
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Tuttle
Light Company
Cochran
Yakima Valley Power Co
Light Co
N. P
Oliver Typewriter
Rowley
Mrs
Butcher Shop Promises Fresh Meats at Low Prices
Coming events cast their shadows before and the shadow of a fine healthy heifer signals plenty of rich beef. All meats are guaranteed fresh and ready, with best for cattle, sheep, poultry, pork, veal, lamb, mutton, hams and bacon. Fine chops steaks and cutlets served when ordered.
The Electro Dentists Offer Modern Dental Work In Washington
The Electro Dentists advertise as foremost Washington dentists with a modern office and experienced assistants. They offer free examinations and claim lower charges for actual work than high class offices. They list prices for sets of teeth five dollars bridges five dollars crowns five dollars and painless extraction fifty cents.
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Washington
Joint Installation of Odd Fellows and Rebekah Officers
Joint installation at the hall Monday evening saw Dr Crosby install the IOOF officers led by R G Tripp and N A McPhee with W G F G Staley as secretary and V F Sunderman as financial secretary. Rebekah officers Gretta Book N G Abbie Rich V G Elizabeth Campbell secretary Emma Tweedt financial secretary Sarah Kolb treasurer. A banquet followed with personal attention. W F Sonderman received a Past Grand collar and a Morris chair from the Rebekahs for his service in organizing and advancing the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellow
Rebekah Lodges
Dr. Crosby
E. D. Ellis
Rebekahs
R. G. Tripp
N. G
N. A. McPhee
W.G
F. G. Staley
A. H. Wheaton
V. F. Sunderman
Rebecah
Gretta Book
Abbie Rich
Elizabeth Campbell
Emma Tweedt
Sarah Kolb
W. F. Sonderman
A. A. Richards
Harney County Community Notes Include Elections And Weather
The Presbyterian church holds services January 17 with Sunday school at 10 am and the Y P C E at 6 30 pm. Officers elected after Sunday school include W L Bevier as superintendent T J McKenny assistant superintendent Edna Gray librarian Edna McKenney secretary Gwendolyn Ely treasurer Edna Graff organist. Joy Parker returns from Baker City Oregon reporting cold weather but liking Harney county. I M Ely reports magpie raids on hogs due to cold, L J Dimmick ceases water wagon work because ice blocks river access. River traffic eases as ice thickens with no tow boats crossing. River rose two feet from an ice jam at Wallula ferry. F D Parker comes back from Montana and Mrs Mary E McGuire returns home from Colfax with news of a grandson born there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
W. L. Bevier
T. J. McKenny
Edna Gray
Edna McKenney
Gwendolyn Ely
Edna Graff
Joy Parker
Wallula
F. D. Parker
Montana
Mary E. McGuire
Franklin
Colfax
Ashbaugh's sale draws crowds and local ads
Local notices advertise a house and lot for sale on easy terms and other items including farm equipment, livestock offerings, a Remington typewriter, a Jersey cow, a sewing machine, a lost gold watch, and upcoming meetings of the Fruit Growers' Association with arrangements for a new building site.
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S. D. Lynch
Spokane
J.T. Harrison
Hamilton Supply Co
Remington
First National Bank
W. R. Amon
Johnson B. F. Knapp
L. E Johnson
John H. Knapp
Chas. H. Collins
Haxton
J. W. Setters
H.C.J. Tweedt
Board of County Commissionners
UA Lundy
Jersey
A. Stager
J.C. Roe
Letter to Editor Calls-Out Kennewick Paper Over Editorials
Mrs E. O. Brown defends Billy Sunday and public service ads while accusing the Kennewick Courier editor of bias and retaliation. She asserts her right to respond and to halt unwanted coverage, praising church efforts and denying personal malice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick Courier
Kennewick Reporter
the Courier
Billy Sunday
Woman’ Home Companion
Mother Magazine
Today
Epworth Herald
Spokesman Review
Prin
Church Aid Society
Kennwick
Lot
Courier
M. E. Church
Kennewick
Finley
Mr. Sunday
Billy
Sunday
O. K
E. O. Brown
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Alex Bier
R. L. Leitel
W. BP. Thresher
Bert Loyd
SIGH
Kennewick Market
Riverside Ave
Inland Empire
The
Electro Pentists
Spokane, Wr
T. H. Irvin
Shanafelt & Sons
Ashbaugh
E. L. Nance
Calgary
Fruit Growers’ Association
Golden Shield
Tull’s
Crescent and Schellings Washington Cracker Co’s
J. E. Tull
Pure Food Purveyor