Highlands Happenings Include Arrivals and Local Notes
J C Hyder's daughter arrived Saturday from Spokane and will live with her father on the Highlands. Mrs Rawson left for Portland to join her husband who is an electric engineer. Henry Leibel sold $300 of melons from ten acres. Nathan Thayer shipped two cars of melons on September 1. Frank White's shade welcomes visitors for cool watermelons. Mr Krautworm tends a horse with a broken leg hoping for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hyder
Spokane
Highlands
Mr. Krautworm
Henry Leibel
Nathan Thayer
Local family hosts guests and notes on travel and health
The L. E. Freeman family entertain guests Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Rogers from Jefferson Iowa during a two week visit. Several neighbors surprise with a birthday dinner. Ed Mann plans bungalow completion by the 14th. D M Williams heads to North Yakima and Minneapolis for holidays then back to a 15 acre ranch. Various locals moved to winter plans and repairs while others enjoy improving health and travel news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Freeman
Lucius Rogers
Jefferson
Iowa
Mr. Freeman
D. M. Williams
North Yakima
Minneapolis
Mr. Drewan
Brnnington
Wash
J. O. Gleve
Portland
Fred Kadow
W.L. Craver
E.O. Keene
J. B. Buntin
Spokane
Arthur Zierdt
Robertson Brothers
Miss Snyder
Seattle
Mr. Snyder
Fall Real Estate Business Begins Fall Real Estate Season
Omar W. Rich reports the closing week of August sales totaling 14 500. Transactions include an improved 1 1 4 acre Garden Tracts tract sold to C W Crawford for 2500 a Kennewick residence and two lots on Second Street sold to A W Tompkins for 2500 an alfalfa ten acres one mile north of Finley for 3000 and the old Sweet 5 acre Kennewick Gardens tract sold to L C Gardner of Strawberry Point Ia for 6500. Rich expects strong fall and winter sales due to bargains and poor eastern climate and city conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar W. Rich
Garden
C. W. Crawford
Kennewick
Second Street
A. W. Tompkins
Finley
Kennewick Gardens
L.C. Gardner
Strawberry Point
Rich
Hover Notes Show Local Social and Property Movements
Chicago couple Mr and Mrs Blackman visit son W S Blackman family in Hover. Movers like L J Dimick, G Mottinger, and Raymond Stretchberry travel for business and relocation. Hover Inn Co sells 33 acre Hover ranch to Herbert Powell of Connell for 17000 with remodel plans. A mix of residents visit, travel, and property interests reported in Hover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Dry
Walla Walla
Clyde Bush
Finley
Roy Bush
Yellepit
Raymond Stretchberry
Hover
Dalles
Ore
H. A. Hover
Hover Inn. Co
Hover Ranch
Herbert Powell
Connell
Powell
Hover Valley
Armstrong
Mr. Thomas
Horse Heaven
Notice to water users by Northern Pacific Irrigation Co
The company announces it will turn off water on October 15 1911 and discontinue service for the remainder of the year to repair flumes and ditches. The notice is signed by secretary Joan J Rupkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Irrigations Company
Northern Pacific Irrigation Co
Joan J. Rupkin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank White
Joseph Hess
1St Nat'l Bank
Haydon
Crab Creek Lumber Company
M. N. Hudnall
Edna Graff
F. D. Parker
Cryderman
The
Brunswick
C. E. Tripp & Son
Benton County
Court House Building
Prosser
J. D. Marsh
Oliver
Kennewick Hardware Co
Pioneer Store
the Courier
Canada
St. Paul
Mir
Chicago
New York
Omaha
St. Louis
Boston
Kansas City
T Paul
Northern Pacific Railway
Route of the North Coast Limited
A. Crawford
A.D. Charlton
Washington
Hotel
Washington Annex
J. H. Davis
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