Local notices and town chatter from Montrose area
Jolly F. McConnell visits from North po on business. A fine milch cow listed at 49 dollars. G B Schroyer of Hover Wa plans to locate in the valley, eyeing various tracts. Auditors Johnson and J M Hawkins head to the mountains for a pear hunt. Travellers and locals move about as construction and land deals unfold. Presbyterian social draws crowds. Miss Pearl Smock wins pool watch at a medicine show. Plans for a new school and leases for material yards are discussed amid town activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly F . McConnell
North Po
G. B. Schroyer
Montrose
Colorado
Johnson
J. M. Hawkins
Presbyterian
Snon Hall
Reed
Mies Griffth
Slaugenhaupt
Hankston
J. P. Flynn
Hastings
Ebraska
A Kolb
Kennewick
Fox Tr
Garden
Pearl
Daughters and Deals Highlight Kennewick News
From Thursday's Daily Barn To Mr and Mrs Geo E Arm Strong a daughter. Mrs Heard will offer the largest line of Holliday goods this year in Kennewick. E W Kitt proprietor Valley Barn travels to Harrington on business. Wash Hettinger sold two of the Amon addition totaling 3 acres. H A Hover listed at 2700 dollars. The land lies west of Hettinger's house. Rev Father Van De Van Sprague will say Mass at Puso on Saturday Nov 3 at the Court House. Mass begins at nine o'clock. Catholics urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
E Arm Strong
Heard
Kennewick
E W. Kitt
Valley Barn
Harrington
Wash Hettinger
Amon
H. A
Hettinger
Father van de van
Sprague
Puso
Court House
Kennewick Expands City Limits by Admission Vote
The Beach addition was approved for annexation into Kennewick by 72 to 39 within town limits and 18 to 1 in the annexation district. A opposition arose but overall the public favored growth for a larger city, noting the new area includes valuable property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Farewell Reception Fetes Kennewick Couple Farewell
A Monday farewell for Mr and Mrs R A Rose and Mr and Mrs L H Cox at H D Sweet’s home featured songs readings and a Rev Wood address. The Roses received a silver bread tray and the Coxes a silver cake basket as friends bid them goodbye before their departures to Seattle and Richland respectively with seventy five guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Rose
L.H Cox
H. D Sweet
Mr. Wood
Mrs. Roxe
Seattle
Mrs. Cox
Richland
New Presbyterian Pastor Accepts Call in This Place
Rev J F Smith of Grand Rapids Michigan has accepted the call to serve the local Presbyterian church. He has supplied the pulpit for several Sundays and made a favorable impression. He will return east for about three weeks and begin regular duties about December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Smith
Grand Rapids
Mich
Presbyterian Church
Smith
Stuible Place Sold to George Koch in Ritzville Deal
John Stuible sold his 20 acre ranch to George Koch of Ritzville for 38000. Moore, Giezentanner and Cress handled the deal. Stuible plans to move to the Okanogan country where he owns land. the family will be greatly missed in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stuible
George Koch
Ritzville
Moore, Giezentanner & Cresswell
Mr. Stuible
Okanogan Country
Rebekah Lodge Postponed and Teachers' Exam Notice
The Rebekah organization meeting is postponed one week and will be held Wednesday evening November 7 at the Azeson hall to complete lodge organization. Also notice that the regular teachers' examination takes place at Prosser on November 8 9 and 10, 1906, per J W Gilkey County Superintendent of Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Theazeson’s Hall
Prosser
J. W. Gilkey, Co
Notice of various town announcements and events
The notice requests business closure Saturday November 8 from 10 am to 12 pm for City Marshal M D Glover funeral. Jolly but no josh. W G King sells loose alfalfa hay eight fifty per ton. A F Brown, Twin City Telephone Co incorporator, is in town for a few days. Ladies Guild Presbyterian church hosts Thanksgiving night entertainment at Dircksons Hall November 29. A party left glasses at the hotel. return to Courier office. American Restaurant, renovated under W J Brown, opens tomorrow morning. Woodmen of the World held a meeting to arrange M D Glover funeral rites. Ladies Aid Society Methodist church hosts November tea at Mrs A V McReynolds home on Wednesday afternoon November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh
W. G. King
Ladies’ Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Dirckson’s Hall
Posse
Hills
Thorely
W. J. Brown
The
Woodmen of the World
M. D Glover
Lodge
Ladies Aid Society
the Methodist Church
A. V. McReynolds
Church Services and Topics Across Local Denominations
Congregational morning topic What Church Membership Means includes communion and member reception with Mrs Gibbons singing. Evening topic How Shall I vote with Miss Albright singing. Presbyterian Sunday School 10 am Young Peoples' Endeavor 6 45 pm sermon 11 am Christian Service 7 30 pm Regeneration and Its Results. English Lutheran Sunday 7 30 pm in Amons Hall. Methodist Episcopal usual Sunday services Rev J H Wood preaching morning and evening.
Fund Drive Raises Cash for Mrs Jessie Perry Funeral
A subscription paper circulated by W S Jenkins collected 225 dollars and 20 cents for Mrs Jessie Perry after the death of Forrest E Perry. The funds covered funeral expenses and left additional cash from yesterday's efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Perry
Forrest
E. Perry
W.S. Jenkins
Forrest Perry Interred at North Yakima
Forrest Perry was laid to rest in Tahoma Cemetery beside his father after funeral services at Shaw Undertaking parlors in North Yakima. The 24 year old married man had lived on Frank Emigh's ranch and was remembered as a young man of fine character by those who knew him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Perry
North Yakima
Shaw Undertaking
Tahoma
Perry
Frank ‘Emigh
Benton County Wins Tax Division Case Favoring Benton
The attorney general ruled Tuesday that Benton county should receive credit for 1904 taxes and delinquent tax revenue, settling a long dispute with Yakima county. Attorneys Anderson and F. H. Gloydin led Benton in the case, which impacts indebtedness by an estimated eight to ten thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima County
Benton County
Anderson
F. H. Gloydin
Groyd
October Weather Report Highlights Warm Days and Frost
The month saw a high of 82 degrees on October 8 and 9, and a first killing frost on October 20 when the temperature dropped to 25. The mean max was 68.3 and mean min 42.26 with .6 inches of rain on the 11th and light showers otherwise. Fifteen clear days, eight partly cloudy, eight cloudy. most days warm and sunny despite cool nights. East regions faced cold storms, but Kennewick stayed warm and pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Forming a Colony to Settle Kennewick Lands
The notice invites settlers to form a colony in Spokane and nearby areas to establish on the lands at Kennewick along the Northern Pacific railway main line. Contact A. B. Eay at Kennewick and J. H. Ehlers of Spokane County savings Bank for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Kennewick
Northern Pacific Railway
A. B. Eay
Smith Ely
Jamieson Bik
Spo
J. H. Ehlers
Spokane County
Gavlings Bank
Spokesman-Review Ad Rates and Classifieds Note
The notice promotes the Spokesman-Review as essential reading and outlines advertising options. It highlights the Twice-A-Week and Daily/Sunday rates, instructions on counting words per line, and how to place ads for farmers and businessmen in Spokane Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokesman-Review
Kane
Wash
Montana
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
British Columbia
Earm
Ming
Okesman-Review
Spokane
Hallowe'en Social Joys Noted In Local Row
The Hallowe'en social was well attended and enjoyed by all. T he Mountain Gem transported 1500 sacks of grain down the river on Thursday. S. A. Reetz the barber contemplates a trip across to Wailula. T. W. Anderson shot four fat geese yesterday. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. W. A. Waldschmidt Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Gem
S. A. Reetz
Wailula
T. W. Anderson
Ladies Aid
W. A. Waldschmidt
Local Market Promotes Fresh Strawberries and Fall Goods
The window display shows boxes of ripe strawberries and new fall merchandise arriving soon. The ad invites customers to sample products and compare prices with competitors.
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Fred Briethaupt
Frauen
Finley
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Horse Heaven
Canbr
Tim
A. I
Swanson & Ely
Hanson & Rich
Cements
E. Timmerman
Walla
Larkin House
Col House
Telepohane Florist Co
Ternhiliger
Crooks
Rattlesnake
Harry
Pullman
Palouse
Pasco
New Presbyterian
Stuible Place
Rebekah Organization
M. D. Glover
A. F. Brown
Twin City Telephone Co
Lurthen
Amon’s Hall
Methodist Episcopal
J. H. Wood
Mrs. M. Heard
E. F. Eschholtz
P. O. Box
Hallowe’en
Tull & Godwin
Cascade Lumber CO
R. C. Mounsey
S. G. Wako
L. R. Whitelock, Jeweler
O. K. Soda Bottling
Geo. C. Fendler, Prop
Balfour Guthrie & CO
Mottinger’s Landing
Geo. Mottinger
Kolb’s
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