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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
4
The Kennewick Courier lists pricing terms for readers with options of one year six months and three months in advance. Lauren W Soth serves as editor and proprietor and oversees subscription arrangements.
Notice from Benton County Washington Republican Central Committee calling a meeting in Prosser on Tuesday July 3 1906 at 3 pm to fix time and place for the county convention apportion delegates and conduct business. Attendees urged by Secretary McKeand and President McCown.
Residents travel and visitors on hand as J J McCare and sister Mrs Hulsey recover at home from illness. Maggie Hines of Seattle visits sister Mrs James Pointer. Rosa Peterson and others spend Wednesday at Mrs Joe Battig’s. Dave Burrows returns to Moscow Idaho after visit. Dog bitten by rattlesnake, snake killed, dog serious. School teacher trains horses to climb wire fences with bad results. New well dug on Ernest Sweeney’s ranch. S E Walker finishes sod breaking. C B Quillen to finish by midweek. D M McCoy rapidly turning soil. June 11 Emery Owens meeting to adjust three district boundaries for many scholars.
Finley contractor efforts continue with grading of a 500-foot sidetrack extension by Geo. E. Finley. Ziegler and Carle build a bars for C. E. Griffeth while Griffeth improves a 40-acre tract south of town. E Van Dyckel reports strong trade as alfalfa harvest begins. Julius Jacot nears completion of leveling 40 acres east of town for wheat sowing. Freight for Finley Mercantile Co. arrives from Kennewick. W. F. Carle begins hay setup on Mr. Lewis’s northfield. first experience in haying noted. Charly Knautz hosts O. Ziegler and E N Carle on Sunday.
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