Local notices from Kennewick and surrounding area
Town items report hop pickers wanted in Richland yard and travelers like E G Faires in Spokane,Knapp at Prosser. Notices include rentals, births, sales, visitors, typhoid illness, hotel business trips, and harvest work with Kennewick transfers, Masons, and local outfits such as Antlers Hotel, Cascade Construction Co, and Home Nurseries.
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Richland Yard
Faires
Spokane
Knapp
Prosser
Iva W. Follis
Colfax
Mies Emily Howell
Telephone Central
Yin
Antlers
Sat
Ruckmann
Yirs. A. Bell
Preaching and services at city churches on Sunday
Congregational Church will host Rev Dr Green of Seattle to preach morning and evening with Evening service at 7 30 and Christian Endeavor at 7 00. Lutheran church to hold 10 a m service in old school house with Rev Brockman. Presbyterian services include Sunday School at 10 a m Junior C E at 3 00 p m Senior C E at 7 00 p m with sermons The Divine Shepherd at 11 00 a m and Sleeping in Church at 7 45 p m All welcome.
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Congregational
Dr. Green
Seattle
Congregational Church
Green
Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society
Christian Endeavor
Brockman
Presbyterian
J. Forsythe Smith
C. E
Cc. E
Machinery Shipped for Hanford Power Plant
The first 50 tons of equipment for Priest Rapids Hanford Power Plant left Allis-Chalmers Milwaukee factory bound for Priest Rapids. Steamer Mountain Gem will carry it up the Columbia River and store on site for installation once concrete work is done. Cement, copper wire, and a large steam shovel are in place as progress continues toward early 1908 completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priest Rapids
Allis-Chalmers Co
Milwaukee
Mountain Gem
Man Falls From Milwaukee Bridge on the Columbia
Robert Murphy of Bates and Rogers Construction Co. fell from the Milwaukee bridge across the Columbia and drowned Sunday September 15. A $100 reward is offered for information leading to the body’s recovery, with contact to Vulcan Washington or Dr J W Hewetson. Deceased described as 6 foot 2 inches, slender, black hair, smooth face, about 175 pounds, blue overalls and jumper, possibly new No 11 shoes, age around 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Murphy
Bates & Rogers Construction Co
Milwaukee
Columbia
Vulcan
Wash
J. W. Hewetson
Death of Mrs Grange Foster Mother of Seattle Figures
Esther M. Grange died after a month's illness at the home of Mrs. R A Rose in Seattle. Her remains were interred at Tehomah cemetery North Yakima on Sept 17 after a Seattle to North Yakima transfer. A memorial service will be held Sunday at 11 AM at the Methodist church conducted by Rev Wood.
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M. A
Oper
Agirl. Porn
A. F. Brown
Chas. Hi. Collins Co
R. A. Rose
Seattle
I.j.n. McDonald
Washington
Yakima
J. N. Muller
Hawkeye
Des Moines
E. Woods
North Coast
Kennewick
A. H. Wheaton
J. K. DePriest
Walla Walla
S. Hackett
Tacoma
Wm. Direckson
Victoria
Esquimalt
B.C
N. D. Davis
Caton
New York
J. C
Esther M. Grange
H. D. Sweet
Tehomah
North Yakima
Mr. Sweet
Rev. Wood
Death of Baby Beach in Riverview Heights
Charles J. Beach the one month old son of Mr and Mrs Harry E Beach died Wednesday morning after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at the home Wednesday at 4 pm conducted by Rev J H Singleton with music by the Congregational church girls. Interment followed at Riverview Heights Cemetery. The couple express thanks for kindness and assistance during their loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Beach
Harry E. Beach
J. H. Singleton
Congregational Church
Riverview Heights
Second Crop of Strawberries Brought In
George Crutchfield delivered several boxes of Excelsior strawberries on Saturday marking the second harvest from the plants this year. The fruit was described as fine and well flavored.
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George Crutchfield
Wood and coal orders require cash payments start Sept 16 1907
Notice from St Paul and Tacoma Company announces that beginning Monday September 16 1907 all wood and coal orders must be paid in cash. The firm emphasizes cash payment for all transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul & Tacoma Co
No Shooting Notice on Land Rights
Boundary land notice prohibits any shooting on or across the property per legal directive. Signatories J N Ey, Ww. s Haxton, J A Gravensland confirm enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.N. Ey
Ww. S Haxton
J. A. Gravensland
Kennewick Masonic Lodge Constituted and Installed
Kennewick Masonic Lodge No. 153 was constituted by about fifty Master Masons with R. G C. McAllister of Seattle as delegating Grand Master. C O Anderson was installed Worshipful Master and a grand lodge was formed. The ceremony featured formal addresses, a love feast, and praise for Kennewick’s rapid growth and potential of Masonry locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Kennewick
C O Anderson
James Johnston
Chas Conway
I. E Johnson
L W Soth
F L Watson
A H Richards
J B Clements
Frank Emigh
J F Perry
C A Raddatz
Tyler
No. 5
Bretheren
Wheat rancher Cornelius Lyman visits Dayton kin
Cornelius Lyman of Dayton, a prosperous wheat rancher, spent the first of the week visiting his nephew W. J. Earnest and family. Lyman reports his $10,000 wheat crop is safely stored in a warehouse and he plans to visit Illinois relatives before returning to provide an informed report on W. J. Earnest’s conduct. J. 3. Cole also reports slow harvest near Creston due to weather. crop would average 40 bushels per acre if saved. Mrs. R. G. Tripp and her son return from Portland, Oregon audience with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Newkirk
Columbia County
G. W. Smith
Spokane
Water, Light & Power Co
D. L. Taylor
C.F. Cole
Endicott
Slick
W.R. Anton
W. J. Eakin
Finley
Mr. Eaklt
Amon
Cornelius Lyman
Dayton
W. J. Earnest
Mr. Lyman
Illinois
Mr. Earnest
W. J
J. 3
R. G. Tripp
Portland
Oregon
There’s no Use in Hoarding Money Bank Ad
A brief bank advertisement urges saving and starting a bank account for old age. It argues money in the bank earns compound interest and doubles over time, promoting conservative banking methods and inviting readers to come in and chat.
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R. Holecombe
T Mney
Sidney C. Thompson
Baby
B. C
Wu. Dirckson
W. T. Anderson
E. D. Sheffield
Masonic Lodge
Ashbaugh
O. C. Retzlaff
K.C. Bowers
Board of County Commissioners
Kennewick Transfer Co
Cascade Construction Co
J.E. Burmaster
Home Nurseriea
Clarkston
Breery
GH. Putnam
Polo
Ilinois
Rockford Ness
Putnam
H.C. Curry
Kenne- Wick
Della Ferguson
Florrie Davis
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
E. W
Hanford
Man
Grange
Baby Beach
Fay F. Dean
A. W. Fellows
Oakesdale
D. J. Reinhart
Miss McQuilkin
Boston
Washington Street
Northern Pacific
O. Anderson
C. E. Lum
Richland Bridge
Relief
Lloyd H. Peckenpaugh
Elsie Atkins
Stiegler House
J. F. Smith
Presbyterian Church
S. H. Peckenpaugh
Aithea Lodge
Washinton State
Spokane and
Palouse
Northern Pacific Railway
A. D. Charlton
Portland, Ore
The
Kennewick Electric Supply CO
Niebel & Coulson
Props
JL Ole
Earnest & Smith
Lowney
L. J. McPhee
New Hover Hotel
Responsibility
the Exchange Bank
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