Kennewick Rifle Association Forms Local Club
A large meeting organized the Kennewick Rifle Association with J. N. Beatt as president H. J. Humphrey vice president L. Whitelock secretary H. H. Cole treasurer and F. A. Swingle executive officer who oversees the range The group plans to affiliate with the National Rifle Association which has started branches nationwide and has organized three in the state to date The club begins with about 50 members and a western Kennewick rifle range will host matches Initiation is $250 with dues 50 cents per quarter and the secretary will contact the National Board about equipment costs and gun style for the next meeting Other members are invited to join and assist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennnewick Rifle
J. N. Beatt
H. Ji. Humphrey
L. Whitelock
H. H. Cole
F. A. Swingle
National Rifle Association
Kennewick Association
Congress
National Association
North Yakima
National Board
Kennewick routs Pasco in extra pickup game
Kennewick beat Pasco 22 to 6 after a late schedule change due to NP train delays. Hart allowed few runs while striking out 10 Pasco hitters, Barham fanned 6, and Esterly hit a clean home run as Huntington injured a hand early. A large crowd attended the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
N. P
Pasco
Scott Henderson
Pascos
Kennewick
Hart
Barham
French
Anderson
Erickson
Smith
Myers
Esterly
Huntington
Auction of 18 good work horses at Shamrock Barn
H S Hughes auctioneer will sell 18 head of good work horses to the highest bidder at the Shamrock Barn Kennewick Washington on Saturday June 6 1908. Horses weigh 1000 to 1400 pounds and are in good working condition. Sale begins at 1 o'clock with usual terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H S. Hughes
Shamrock Barn
Kennewick
Wash
Hay Seen as Front-Runner for Lieutenant Governor
Hon M E Hay of Wilbur Lincoln county emerges as the strongest Republican contender for lieutenant governor in the upcoming primaries. Support grows from western regions during a Sound region visit en route to Alaska, with East Side papers praising his record and leadership qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Hay
Wilbur
Lincoln County
Hay
West Side
Sound Region
Alaska
East Side
Big Bend
Spokane
The
Review
the Chronicle
Political endorsements signal candidates for state offices
Endorsements flow for Hay from Inland Empire leaders as he runs for state position. Hay, a Lincoln County resident since the 1890s, built a fortune with his brother E. T. Hay and plans travel after retirement. Also profiled is Slay as a fit presiding officer, with Republican support. Lee A. Johnson enters Third District congressional race, citing local option advocacy and a record in Olympia. Johnson praises irrigation and Columbia River development as key federal priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hay
Inland Empire
Hay
Lincoln County
E. T. Hay
Wilbur
Mr. Slay
State Senate
Lee A. Johnson
Johnson
Altho
Spokane
Yakima
Republican Party
Congress
Washington
Olympia
Columbia River
School Fund Raising Report for 1907 08
Final report notes 200 dollars paid for a school piano in October 1907. It lists 50 dollars raised in April 1907 from an entertainment, 50 dollars from a lecture course, 25 dollars from a junior play, and 1000 dollars from an entertainment given by Miss Leitch and Miss Mayne. A. E. Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leitch
Mayne
A. E. Nelson
Strawberries Canned Without Cooking Method Shared
A home canning note describes preserving fresh strawberries by mixing equal parts berries and sugar without heating. Mash small portions, seal in clean jars, invert briefly, and store. The berries keep their flavor through summer and winter, perfect for strawberry shortcake.
Specialty sut now in new stationery at Gallery store
Specialty sut appears in new stationery and beautiful comic sets at Photograph Gallery store, highlighting a refreshed product display and themed bundles for customers seeking artful writing supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Photograph Gallery
Kennewick Electric Co Changes Name and Capital
The Columbia Basin Water Light and Power Co filed amended articles with the Secretary of State to rename as The Kennewick Electric Co and raise capital from 25000 to 30000 dollars. Officers C E Wood president and C A Cochran secretary treasurer remain. An additional stockholder was added to fund extensive changes while shortening the name to save time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Basin Water, Light & Power Co
Secretary of State
Kennewick Electric Co
C. E. Wood
C. A. Cochran
Berry shipments surge as Seattle market boosts prices
Last week saw berry shipments totaling 4000 to 4500 crates over six days with prices rising to 4 to 5 dollars, most at 4.50 or higher. Saturday receipts neared a thousand crates. Shipments from Finley not fully tallied. A. D. Parker remains the largest Hover shipper. A car load of Yakura Best Flour arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Cmete
Bridayn Sor
Jessors
Finley
A. D. Parker
Hover
Strawberry Contest Awards and Exhibition Tidings
The Commercial Club hosted last Friday's strawberry contest at the Fruit Growers Association rooms. Twenty four boxes from twelve exhibitors were judged by H. D. Sweet W. S. Haxton and James Crowell with P. C. Book winning first prize for a box of 26 berries, E. M. Sly taking second, and Joseph Oldbrich third. An excellent photograph by J. H. Gravenslund will be used in Club promotions, and the exhibit will travel to Spokane for final display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruit Growers Association
Rose Peters
Henderson
H. D. Sweet
W.S. Haxton
James Crowell
P. C. Book
E. M. Sly
Joseph Oldbrich
J. H. Gravenslund
Club
Spokane
Chamber of Commerce
N. C. Bowles
R. Bevier
Hover
E. H. Ingalls A. Vance
L. Peckenpaugh
George Williams
Mounsey Brothers
Money to Loan for Joan on Improved Property
Advertises outside money for a first mortgage loan to Joan on improved property. Amounts range from 8500 to 1000 dollars with terms from 3 to 65 years.alesL
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
C. C. Anderson
Confirmation Services Add New Members in Kiona
Bishop Wells and Mr. Wellman conducted confirmation in Kiona with three new members Miss Gladys DeMoss Ruby Scott and Mabel Scott welcomed by the Episcopal Church. Chief Engineer F L Pittman visited with three North Coast magnates and inspected the right of way. A bridge gang will stay about a month to repair NP bridges nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiona
Enterprise
Bishop Wells
Wellman
Episcopal Church
Gladys DeMoss
Ruby
Mabel Scott
F. L. Pittman
North Coast
J A Lawrence
Iowa
Mesa and Kennewick Faceoff in Weekend Baseball Showdown
The Mesa and Kennewick teams meet at home on Saturday May 30. The first game ended 8 to 5 in Mesa's favor. Kennewick brings a strengthened lineup and a strong battery to challenge for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa
Kennewick
Estrays and Property Sale Notice at Hover area
Estrays taken up about April 25 at my place 3 miles west of Hover two black mares about 1150 pounds. One branded circle 2 on left shoulder bar Mantbar L on right stifle and a bar N vented on left stifle. The other branded K on left shoulder. Owners may recover by proving property and paying publication costs. S. G. Leonard. For sale house and lot cheap and on easy terms apply at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Place
Hover
S. G. Leonard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kennewick Rifle Association
M.E. Hay
the Piano Fund
Kennewick Electric Company
Yakura
Prof
Humphrey
TB Kendall
Rattlesnake Wheat District
Estrays
UST
H. M. Ashbaugh &Co
S Lea
Merry Widow
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!