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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1902
Page
2
Henry Sanders slowly improves from sickness while Leonard Dorsett, 14, suffers malaria. Land leased by Charles Wimner. Mrs. Dorsett’s daughter suffers appendicitis. Road machine arrives for district roads. various residents move, visit, or return home. Diphtheria appears but contained. local events include a basket social, school organ fund, creamery activity, and church services announced.
Mr Babcock is confined by sickness. A H and Sid Corvasso sold a fine team for 325 dollars. Mr Helmach, returning from the east, now resides at a home bought from Bert Allen and has purchased adjoining tracts from Hall and Corvasso. Mr Cole moves to Yakima City. Spraying has improved the orchards. The Versey twenty acre ranch, now Helmach, leased to Joseph E Thompson and Sid Corvasso. The writer warns Nob Hill residents against trampling the fourth commandment and cites Exodus 31 14 15 as doom if ignored.
Prosser visitors include W H Templeman and Arthur Reider. Rineharts offers hats gloves and dressmaking. dry fir and slab wood delivered by Stone Lumber. Miss Elizabeth Prior visits from Ellensburg. Hattie Peterson dies in Yakima City at about age 2. George Ganby travels to Ellendale ND. Husbandry association to meet next Saturday.
W L Bryant arrives from Oxford for two months visit. Judge Rudkin fixes April 14 for motion court and jurors for criminal term beginning April 28. Sheep and cattle groups plan a joint mid month meeting to apportion range use for summer on the reserve. Minnesotans meet to form a mutual benefit association at Dr Wells’s office Thursday evening. Linemen dispute at Yakima avenue and Second street. W D McCarthy of Seattle visits and is impressed with North Yakima. Administrator A Sadlier from Tacoma to sell S Sadlier property at Moxee avenue tomorrow. A C W Larsen’s child birth last Friday with delayed medical attention due to unpaid bills. Train service disrupted by track damage near Bismarck from blizzard and snow, requiring new track around a lake. Ready-to-wear skirts at Rineharts and white-staffed Wilder's Restaurant notices. Yakima Hardware Co sells metal door mats and 112 South Second St livestock feed ads end.
In 1895 none and by 1900 sales reached 6,000,000 boxes marking Cascarets Candy Ca thartic’s rise. Advertisers claim it is the best medicine for the bowels in the world and note it is sold by all druggists for 10 cents.
Trading on drying remedies, Ely Brothers promote Ely's Cream Balm as a soothing, painless cure for catarrh and head cold. A 50-cent size is sold by druggists, with a trial mail offer of ten cents. The balm reportedly cleanses, heals, and relieves irritated nasal surfaces without sneezing.
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