Local residents listed with travels and visits in Richland Kennewick
Richland and Kennewick residents are noted in a Monday to Tuesday roundup. J Scrcombe Howard S Amon E G Faires T E McCrosky Laura Long W W Felton Chas H Collins and others are recorded visiting or traveling to Spokane Yakima and Vancouver, with various family and work notes and a typhoid illness update on Wm Hellinger’s son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W W. Felton
North Yakima
Chas H. Collins
Kennewick
Wm. Hellinger
F.S. Hedger
McBeam
Kiona
Bartlett
Yakima
Finley News Notes Builders From Seattle and Local Moves
Finley area updates report Father Spyder and wife leaving for Creston Washington to live with their son on his ranch. A Fisher child recovering from pneumonia. R L Fisher returns from Roosevelt and plans to work in Tekoa Washington. Lentas Bros of Seattle build a story and a half house on C Bowles land. plan grapes berries asparagus fruit trees. one brother a carpenter. family to move in. WANTED horses pastured mile south of Finley. contact Carl at Valley Barn or Finley Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spyder
Finley
Creston
Wash
A. R. Fisher
R. L. Fisher
Porter Bros
Roosevelt
Tekoa
Milwaukee
The
Lentas Bros
Seattle
C. Bowles
Dr. Fick
Carl
Valley Barn
Finley Hotel
Estray Sale Notice in Benton County Washington 1907
J C Roe took up two estrays near Kennewick Washington a red two year old steer and a red four year old cow with blotched branding and white markings. They will be sold to the highest bidder for cash on October 28 1907 at 10 o clock in the forenoon unless the owner or his representative appears before then to prove title and pay charges. Date of first publication October 11 1908. W S Jenkins Auditor Benton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Roe
Kennewick
Wash
W.S. Jenkins
Benton County
Commercial Club Plans Priest Rapids Excursion
The Commercial Club approved an up river trip to Priest Rapids set for Saturday October 26. Bona fide paid members receive free transport to Priest Rapids and back on the Steamer Mountain Gem, courtesy of James L. Brass Columbia River Steamboat Co. Meals aboard cost 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priest Rapids
Jas. L. Brass
Columbia River Steamboat Co
Distributing Point Extends Wholesale Goods to Kennewick
Allen and Lewis of Portland plan Kennewick as a regional distributing point for their trade goods. The first carload of sugar has arrived and is distributed to Finley White Bluffs Hanford and other upriver towns. Other jobbers seek to ship large stocks from this hub signaling growth. The notice ends with an advertising plug for Rocky Mountain Tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen & Lewis
Portland
Kennewick
Finley
Hover
White Bluffs
Hanford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. H. Collins CO
Richland
Peninsular Ranges
Detroit
Mich
H. A. Howe
G. Faires
Wilsor-Starr Concert Co
Kennewick High School
Trust
Lauren W. Soth
Courier
Second St
Congress
J. Scrcombe
Howard S. Amon
Tacoma
E. G. Faires
T. E. McCrosky
Spokane
Laura Long
Horse Heaven
Alexander
Cc. W. Lund
Stevens County
Wm. James
Vancouver Wash
J. H. James
Finley Facts
Estray Sale
Kennewick Market
the Commercial Club
Rocky Mountain
Columbia Pharmary
Outfitters
Columbia Pharmacy
Sheppard
Tull’s
Kingsbury
J. E. Tull
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