Death by suicide shocks Horse Heaven ranch community
William Bindernagle a Horse Heaven rancher shot himself in his shack on the ranch after writing a German letter to his sister in Ballard. The inquest found premeditation amid delusions of enemies. he leaves a sister and brother in Ballard and three siblings in Germany. He was about 40, unmarried, with Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bindernagle
Horse Heaven
H. Lawson
Mueller Undertaking
Stacer
Ballard
Washington
Claussen
Anna
Carl
Schweineel
Macon
Gall
Wormwood
William
Bindernagle
Germany
The
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
William Driscoll Very Low in Walla Walla Hospital
A telephone report from St Marys Hospital in Walla Walla says William Ascoll is fighting phoid. He rallied briefly and rested easier in the afternoon but recovery remains highly unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Driscoll
St. Mary’s Hosptal
Walla Walla
William Ascoll
Peach Crop Estimates From Valley and Highlands Rise
The valley and Highlands peach crop is estimated at 200 to 275 cars. Bartlett orchards on the Highlands are likely the largest shipper, with Mr Bartlett planning about twenty cars from forty acres and ordering 20 000 boxes. He has 4150 peach trees and forecasts an average of five boxes per tree. The trees were planted in March and April of 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
Bartlett
Pasco Contractor Arrested in Banker’s Strychnine Murder
A Pasco contractor, A. R. Garey, was arrested on murder charges in the death of Henry E. Christensen, a Pasco banker, who drank strychnine on a Spokane-bound S P and S train. Prosecution says motive involved rivalry with Christensen and marital entanglements. case to be tried at Ritzville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Garey
Pasco
Henry E. Christensen
Spokane
Garey
Adams County
Ritz ‘Ville
Christensen
Johnson and Noland
Ritzville
Henry
Sunday School Teachers Meet for Fourth of July Parade Plans
Notice calls all Sunday school teachers to meet with the Fourth of July committee at the library at four o clock on Tuesday afternoon to arrange child participation in the parade celebration.
Fourth of July plans set for Pasco celebration
The Fourth of July committee reports about half the subscription money collected and the rest to be banked this week. Events include a dancing pavilion at Third and Yakima, races on Second Street, a Kennewick versus Hanford White Bluffs baseball game, a parade led by Miss Columbia, and dinners by church societies. Prosser will not celebrate this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third and
Yakima
Second Street
Washington Street
Kennewick
Hanford
Columbia
Pasco
Prosser
Open-Air Concert by Commercial Club Band Tonight
The Commercial Club Band directed by Prof. Kimball performs this Friday night in an outdoor concert. Program includes Morse Overture and popular medleys with cornet solos and a piano number, ending with Allen’s marconigram. Clip the program and bring it to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Losey
Mr. C. O. Kimball
Ted Snyder
Eee. Snyder
Mary
Piano Man
Herman
Rae
Lampe
Old
Kentucky
Alexander
Berlin
Robyn
Marconigram
Allen
Jamieson Firm Reports Fresh Water Hit in Section 15
Jamieson and Lewis, well drillers, announced in town Tuesday that their Section 15 well struck good drinking water at 247 feet. With 75 feet already in water, they plan to descend 100 more feet to ensure irrigation flow and will drill two additional wells on the section. The site lies 500 feet above Kennewick and the water level is 253 feet above the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Firm
Jamieson & Lewis
Kennewick
Kennewick Loses First In Ten Games
Kennewick drops 6 4 to Prosser in a pitchers duel with Larkin and Richards exchanging hits. Kennewick records nine hits and wastes two scoring chances through baserunning errors while Prosser plates all runs early and holds scoreless late. Attendance faltered as Bert Loyd allowed fair umpiring and Reser’s team balance left Prosser with expenses after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosser
Kennewick
Larkin
Richards
Swayze
Reser
Model Farm for Berry Growers in Kennewick Demonstration Planned
F. E. DeSellem, district fruit inspector, proposes a one acre demonstration farm near Kennewick high school to teach practical strawberry culture. He argues strawberries are the best money crop for Northwest soils, and plans to lease land, test planting systems, fertilizers, and pedigreed varieties, with records and plant sales to benefit farmers and the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. DeSellem
Kennewick
DeSellem
de Sellem
Warren Driscoll Dies of Typhoid at 21 in Walla Walla
Warren Driscoll youngest son of Mr and Mrs Michael Driscoll died Tuesday at St Marys hospital Walla Walla from typhoid fever. He was 21 and survived by father, mother two brothers William and Frank and sister Hattie. Funeral Thursday at St Patricks Catholic church Walla Walla with burial in Catholic cemetery. Kennewick friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Driscoll
Michael Driscoll
St. Mary’s Hospital
Walla Walla
William
Hosh Hospital
Frank
Seattle
Hattie
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Kennewick
Mayor Guernsey Reports Drunk Cases in Month
Acting police justice Mayor Guernsey notes eight cases, mainly inebriates, tried in the past month with fines from five to ten dollars plus costs. The tally surpasses Kennewick’s yearly police court total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Bulletin
Guernsey
Kennewick
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Slew Christensen
E. R. Sully
L. D. Shanafelt
Mr. Jamieson
O’rourke
Zarbaugh
Woods
Taylor
Rf Weaver
Lf Richards
P Railsback
Moffatt
C Landin
Stull
Lf Huntington
Rf Shinn
Howe
C Perry
Rf Larkin
P Reams
Copeland
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