Milwaukee Road to Build to Coast Says Pfeffer
Charles Pfeffer townsite agent for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul asserts the Milwaukee Road will reach the coast. He calls denials futile after Tacoma terminal purchases worth over 500 thousand dollars and notes surveyors and way agents are active in eastern Washington.
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Charles Pfeffer
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Milwaukee Road S
Tacoma
Pfeffer
Milwaukee
Washington
Heating guarantee for coal stoves in morning rooms
The notice assures heating the rooms for one to two hours each morning using coal placed the night before. It guarantees a smoke-proof feed door and that the stove will retain fire for up to thirty six hours with soft coal hard coal or slack without attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Ford
Chicago
Withdraw Yakima Lands Restored to Public Domain
The interior department in Washington announced the restoration of 628000 acres of land previously withdrawn for the Dubois irrigation project. The land lies near the Snake River desert northwest of Blackfoot Idaho. The General Land Office continues withdrawals for the North Yakima irrigation project, with 138240 acres ordered withdrawn south and southwest of North Yakima.
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Interior Department
Washington, D.C
Dubois
Snake River Desert
Blackfoot
Idaho
General Land Office
North Yakima
Public auction on a ranch near Kennewick Oct 21 1905
The undersigned sells at public auction on his ranch 110 miles east of Kennewick on Section 8 Saturday Oct 21 1905 at 3 pm. 20 head of stock including 7 milch cows, two-year-old heifers, yearlings and calves. Jersey Holstein Durham stock. One buckskin gelding four years old. One DeLaval cream separator 250 lb. Free lunch at noon. Terms cash or bankable note six months at legal interest. Auctioneer T A Williams. Clerk C F Breithaup and Putnam.
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Kennewick
Jersey
Durham
T. A. Williams
C.F. Breithaup
C. H. Putnam
Spokane Interstate Fair gains note for years better than last
The Spokane Interstate Fair, October 9 to 15, showcases improvements across departments. Stock and fruit displays are stronger, mining and machinery sections debut with improved exhibits, and the art division rises in quality. The dog section opens midweek, racing improves, and locals fund cemetery improvements in Kennewick. School district patrons thank business leaders for lamp and furniture donations for the new Kennewick schoolhouse.
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Spokane
Alexander
Kennewick
BARGAINS ON LAND NEAR NEW SCHOOL AND RAILWAY SITE
Four parcels offered for sale include 40 acres near a forthcoming school and railway town site at 75 dollars per acre with a water right. An additional 120 acres on the Columbia River, partly improved, priced at 100 dollars per acre.
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Columbia River
Kennewick
Kennewick Gardens
Tokay
Alexandria
Malaga
Hamburg
Peru
Fragmentary note on journey and return
A garbled fragment hints at someone saying he will go back and return. No clear names, places, or dates are discernible from the readable text.
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Annewick Courier
Pacific Coast
Kennewick, Washington
Kennewick, Wash
Yakima
L. Hedingron
A.b.shantz,d.d.s
D.M.D
New Windsor Hotel
Pasco
West Drillers
C.A. Lundy
H. H. Bowers
A. H. Potter
Wm. Keefer
Uunnunsous
Geo. W. Chute
Two Rivers, Wash
Hanson & Rich
W._R. AMON
L. E. Johnson
Cashier
A .General and Exchange
U S
Europe
John
Nix
B.C
J.W
Yine
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co
Pioneer Yard of
Roslyn Lump Coal
E. V. Alberty
H. E. Baldwin
Timothy Hay
Columbia Commission Co
Plymouth Rocks
Thomas Hobday
Kennewick Co’s
Omy Ton
Anu “Th
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