Kennewick Heir Claims Final Proof on Homestead Land
Charles Kitzman for the heirs of Otto Kitzman of Kennewick Wash files for five year final proof to support Homestead Entry No 9919 made July 12 1901 for SWY Section 8 Township 7 N Range 80 E. Proof to be made before the Register and Receiver at Walla Walla June 1 1908 with witnesses Wm Smindler Chas Rand Wm Price G C Seal all of Kennewick.
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Charles Kitzman
Otto Kitzman
Kennewick
Wash
Swy
Walla Walla Wash
Wm. Smindler
Chas. Rand
Wm Price
G.C. Seal
A. J. Gillis
Register
Dooley Files Five Year Proof For Prosser Land
Timothy Dooley of Prosser Washington, holder of Seek No. 11941 for Lot PSE y Y E N Sec 6 Twp 7 N Range 11 E, intends to prove up final five year proof before J D Marsh at Prosser on June 24, 1908. Witnesses: Hans Smith Mark Potter George W Porter all of Kiona and Alexander G McNill of Prosser. Not coal land. A. J. Gillis.
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Timothy Dooley
Prosser
Wash
Wil
J D Marsh
Superior Court
Hans Smith
Mark Potter
George W Porter
Kiona
Alexander G. McNill
Coalland
A. J. Gillis
Register
Notice of land claim final proof in Washington
Department of the Interior notices J Kelly DePriest assignee of Frank L Tuttle of Kennewick Washington filing intent to make final proof to establish land claim in SEZ NWY Sec. 8 T8N R30E Will Mer. before Register and Receiver at Walla Walla on June 23 1908. Witnesses A H Wheaton Nelson Williams O L Hanson Frank Emigh all of Kennewick Washington. Not coal land. A J Gillis Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Kelly DePriest
Frank L Tuttle
Kennewick Washington
Will Meridian
Walla Walla
Wash
A H Wheaton
Nelson Williams
O L Hanson
Frank Emigh
Kennewick
Coal Land
A. J. Gillis
Register
Public Land Claim Notice for Kiona Resident
George F Zurcher of Kiona Washington filed for final proof on land described as SEY NWY Lots 234, section 14 township 10 north range 28 east Willamette Meridian to establish his desert land claim. The hearing before the Walla Walla Register and Receiver is set for June 25, 1908. Witnesses include Geo Tuddle F L Hedger James Sullivan Rollie M Litle of Kiona Washington.
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George F Zurcher
Kiona
Wash
Sey Nwy
Willamette Meridian
Walla Walla
Geo Tuddle
FL. Hedger
James Sullivan
Rollie M. Litle
A. G. Gillis
Growing Boston Ferns and Nephrolepis Stock Tips
Preparations for the summer crop of Boston ferns and nephrolepis are under way. Use clean stock, plant on a bench with rich soil, water moderately at first, and keep in a bright airy house at 60 to 65 degrees. Watch for brown scale insects and use tobacco solution carefully to avoid leaf damage.
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Boston
Estrayed horse sought near McMicken Washington
Black horse about 1400 lbs branded ZH con stifle and white strip in mane collar belongs to J W McMicken McKinley Washington. Also an ad notes Schram Automatic Fruit Jars sold at Fullers claiming superior seal and flavor retention.
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Wight
J W. McMicken McKinley
Wash
Fullers
Estrays Taken Up Near Hover Describe Branded Mares
Estrays taken up about April 2 to 5 at a place west of Hover include two black mares about 110 pounds each. One bears a circle 20 left shoulder with bar M and barboon right stifle and a bar N vented on left stifle. The other is branded on left shoulder. Owners must prove property and pay for this publication. S G Leonard. A piano sale at Whitelock's for 295 dollars noted.
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My Place
Hover
S G. Leonard
Transplanting Evergreens and Native Spruce Varieties
A Country Gentleman writer notes success in transplanting evergreens when a large root ball is kept moist and moved swiftly. He describes native white spruce and white pine, their beauty, color variation including blue spruce, and advises moisture rich soil for optimal growth.
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Country Gentleman
Colorado
Maine
Seven Trains Tied Up By Washouts Near Livingston
Seven overland Northern Pacific and Burlington passenger trains carrying about 1000 passengers are tied up in Livingston Montana with an expected delay of two to three days due to one of the worst washouts in recent history. Ten miles east of the city 30 foot fills, one 80 feet long and another over 100 feet, are washed out. The last through train to Butte departed Saturday night. The floods east of Livingston near Columbus tied up traffic until Saturday afternoon. The stalled trains reached Livingston in time to be caught by the washouts this morning.
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Livingston
Mont
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Butte
Columbus
Here
Government May Sue for Million over Mills Timber
Federal survey work near Philipsburg Montana seeks to fix how much wood was cut and where timber came from. Officials estimate about 700000 cords worth around 1 million dollars may be recoverable from government land tied to Granite County mines.
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Butte
Mont
Philipsburg
Granite County
Granite Mountain
Charles D. McClure
St. Louis
Market quotes for grains livestock and fibers from Wheat to Mohair
Wheat prices list Club 89c Red Russian 87c Bluestem 92c Valley 89c. Barley feed 25.50 rolled 27 28.50 brewing 26. Oats No 1 white 27.50 gray 27. Timothy hay Wil lamette Valley fancy 17 ordinary 15 East ern Oregon 18.50 mixed 16 clover 14 alfalfa 12. Butter extra 25c fancy 23c choice 20c store 16c. Eggs candled 19 20c un candled 18 19c. Hops 1907 crop 45 c. Wool Valley 11 11 c wn Eastern Oregon 8 18 c ag to shrinkage. Mohair Choice 17 18c ft.
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Timothy
Wilamette Valley
Oregon
Wool—Valley
Market Prices for Wheat Oats Barley Hay Butter and Eggs
Wheat bluestem 91e. Oats Puget Sound 27 28 per ton Eastern Washington 28 29 per ton Barley 25 29 per ton Hay Eastern Washington time thy 16 17 per ton Puget Sound hay 10 11 per ton wheat hay 12 50 per ton alfalfa 10 11 per ton Butter Washington creamery 26 c per tb ranch 22c per 1b 26c per bb Eggs Selected local 23 c doz Eastern and Oregon doz Oregon per 2le per
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Puget Sound
Washington
Eastern
Oregon
Black Horse Found at Hover Livery Stable
Taken up at Hover livery stable Sunday April 12 one black horse branded 2H on left stifle weight about 1300 pounds owner must prove property and pay charges Charles Marshall.
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Hover
Charles Marshall
Visit Sparks Curiosity With R D The Old Man Theme
Fragmentary OCR hints at a cryptic headline about a man and a visiting figure. The readable bits suggest a playful or enigmatic prompt rather than a complete news item.
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Kennewick ‘Transfer Co
Columbia Pharmacy
Edward Sheppard
al Tre S
O. K. Soda Bottling Works
Geo. C. Fendler
J.I. Tresenriter
Dray Line
White Star
Ohio
Hamilton Supply Co
Church Seed Co
Spokane
Boutledge Seed Co
Denver
The
Kennewick Electric Supply CO
Niebel & Coulson
Blacksmith
N. A. McPhee
A. B. French
G. D. Hunter
Yakima Ot
Prosser Steam
Roesch & Dorothy’s Store
London
Ino
Theo
DeGork
Drapfr
Kennewick Courier
Department of the Interior
Walla Walla, Wash
Department of the Leterior U. S. Land Office
US Land Office
U.S. Land Office
Boston Ferns
Estrays
Whitelock’s
Yakima Best
Lune
Aki MA Hay
UMA
Montana
Snake River
Huntington
Northwestern Railroad
Utah Construction Company
Blake
Nagel
A. C. Co
New Westminster
B. C
Regina
H. Thomas
Lodi
Cal
Henry Scott
Scott
Nevada
Ely
Nev
Cobre
Portland Markets
Seattle
I. N. Mueller
Mbalmer
Embalmers License No
Anderson & Nolte
New Bank
J. W. Callicotte
Benton County
Taylor Elk
Humphrey & Cole
King
Kennewick, Wash
C. O. Anderson
Ernest L. Kolb
Amon
Dr. J. B. Schlund
King B'dg
A. F. Brown
F. M. Crosby, M.d.,c.m
Althea Rebekah Lodge
Ezra Brenwart
N.G
Mamif Dry
Sec’y
Kennewick Lodge
A. M
James Johnson
W. M. Chas. Conway
1.C.C.F
Geo D. Hunter
NG FG
Starry
Hou
Gall Tradii W
Sarsi Medici Buttli
L. Chai
Kennie G. Vingin
Famil
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