Kennewick News Roundup Highlights Local Business and Travel
Kennewick reports indicate activity from ASBBAugh & Co to cement works, with commissioners set to grant a license for a second saloon. Nurseries near Fresno and Gardiner Bros push shipments of trees and grapes, while local investors and road projects draw attention. A busy week includes rail work, a hospital boat, berry picking, dance fundraisers, deaths, and visits from officials and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbbaugh & Co
Connell Cement Stone Co
A. Lauder
W. Morse
Wren & Greenough
Spokane
H E. F. Eicholtz
Fresno
Gardiner Bros
Kennewick
Wm. Keefer
Spokane Falls
Myers’ Falls
Keefer
Republican State Convention Forms Nominations in Seattle
The Republican state convention will meet in Seattle September 19 1906 to nominate three candidates for congress and four for supreme judge. The state central committee approved a 658 delegate plan with four delegates per county and one per 200 presidential votes. Benton Franklin and Ferry counties receive seven delegates each. Seattle's bid won with 13 votes, Walla Walla 9, Tacoma 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
State Central Committee
Benton County
Franklin
Ferry
Tacoma
Walla Walla
County Enjoins McKeand Over Record Transcription Contract
J R McKeand of Prosser secured a temporary injunction to stop Benton county from paying F H Gloyd for transcribing records. The claim is the contract is illegal since Gloyd is already a county official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. McKeand
Prosser
Benton County
F. H. Gloyd
Gloyd
Union Memorial Day Services at Methodist Church
Memorial day services will be held at the Methodist church at 11 o clock on Sunday May 27. Rev. Wm Snape will deliver the address. The church will be nicely decorated with special music. All veterans of the Wars are invited to attend and occupy seats of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Wm. Snape
German Lutheran Church announces Sunday services
German Lutheran services set for next Sunday at Finley at 10 30 a m and at the Congregational church in Kennewick at 3 p m Rev Bohl of North Yakima to preach in German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley
Kennewick
Bohl
North Yakima
Congregational Church Services and Local News Update
Congregational Church holds Sunday school at 10 sharp with no morning sermon. Pastor to speak at union memorial service at the Methodist church. Y P S C E at usual hour on South Sea Missions led by Miss Pierce. Evening sermon on Death. Building work at the Presbyterian church progressing with members helping. W G King and son operate a new delivery wagon. Jack Armstrong injured in a fall at Shamrock Barn. rushed to North Yakima Hospital. injuries deemed less serious in telegram. Mrs J W Walker of Spokane visiting Mrs Heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Mottinger
Ed Wren
Mottinger
Columbia
Kennewick
North Bank
Umatilla
Rev. Price
Eureka
Wash
H. D. Mobler
Rockford
Yakima Republic
J. T. Brownlee
Ray
Mesa
Florence Barham
Sheriff McNeill
Prosser
Lewis Wright
Pasco
Franklin County
J. A. Bolyard
black+ smith
New Boston
Lois Richardson
Louis Sage
Inez Sage
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Grand Papids
Mich
Twin Falls
W. M. Walker
F. Sorenson
Jamestown
N. D
Walker
Wm. W
Elliott
Northern Pacific
Joseph McCabe
Washington & Columbia River
L. E. Johnson
Five Hundred Club
Beautiful Love Home
Osberry
Haines Piano House
A. W. Beck
C. E. Tripp
San Francisco
W. F. Martin
Decatur
Illinois
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Almeda
Calif
Seattle
Yakima Valley
Union Memorial
Methodist Church
South Sea Missions
Miss Pierce
W.G. King and Son
J. W. Walker
Spokane
North Yakima Hospital
Great Fruit Market Offers Insights From State Commissioner
State fruit law praised as strong and widely upheld across Washington. Toppenish hosts a single test case while Snake River country Wenatchee and Yakima regions support the law. Commissioner Huntley notes plans for amendments, growth in spraying, and expanding markets to Seattle Spokane Tacoma Portland and beyond. He cites canning plants in Yakima and Puyallup as key revenue sources and discusses nuts like almonds walnuts pecans as profitable crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntley
Snake River
Wenatchee
Yakima
Northwest
Okanogan
Wenatchee _Hood River
Ontario
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Portland
Puyallup
Kennewick
New Boat Equipment For Richland Flyer
The Richland Flyer receives new Fairbanks Morse triple compound marine engine of twenty horsepower. The machinery is installed this week and will undergo a trial trip. The upgrade makes the Amon boat modern throughout to handle increased Richland business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon
Richland Flyer
Fairbanks- Morse Marine
Richland
Sanders Buys Lots Across Pacific Street for Concrete Store
G W Sanders buys lots 17 and 18 across Pacific street east from King and Son, contracts a two story concrete building to house a dry goods and ladies furnishings store. Ye olde fashioned Chicken Pot Pie with dumplings offered at the Dairy Kitchen Sunday noon to 3 pm for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Sanders
Pacific Street
King & Son
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Genesee
Idaho
Lind
Sunnyside
G. C. Seal
J. H. Gravensland
Roddy Richards
Prescott
A.E Rasmussen
St. Paul & Tacoma
Alfalfa
John Syverson
Bae
D. M. Cary
Los Molinos
Cal
A. L. Smith
Benton Water Co
Pitman
North Coast Railway Co
Rivera Irrigation Company
Ashbaugh & Co
Frank Emigh
Schrader & Callahan
C. E. Lum
Mr. Lum
Hood River
Oregonian
Tillie Thomason
Ben
N. E. Nesbit
Enginering Department
The
N. P. Ry
Vertrees
Tosser
Sunty
J. W. Giley
Cunningham
Gazette
G. A. Hamilton
Kreidler
Yakima Street
E. C. Smith
R. D. Washburn
B. F. Saunders
Kennewick Land Co
Union Memorial Services
German Lutheran Church
Congregational Church
Hover
Kenne Wick
TULL
Godwin
Heinz
Crockery
W.g.king & Son
J.C. Gorman Building Contractor
Kennewick, Wash
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