Lights and Sidelights of Central Washington News
Court will be held by Judge Rudkin Saturday. In March the auditor’s office filed 344 instruments. A cycler was fined 2.50 for riding on the sidewalk. John Curry will open a tailor shop next week adjoining H B Doust’s insurance office. W I Lince moves his real estate office to Liggett & Short building. Six men jailed for robbing Indian Pete’s Mabton home receive one year. W L Brown seeks return to Northport for unpaid board. he is recovering from wounds. Pier Brothers sign 1901 hop contracts at 11 cents per pound. The town clock stops in strong winds due to tower sway. John McPhee visits. he’s a Natchez pioneer. A New York crusher and roller arrived damaged. the city will bear no loss as repair parts are sent. Pickled tripe at Yakima Cash Market. William Martin says unmarried reservation workers owe poll taxes. district attorney agrees. U S Marshal Dilley takes Charles Steele to Spokane for selling liquor to Indians. strict enforcement noted. Hugh Kenedy moves to North Yakima as Yakima RR section chief. N D Wilcox replaces him. Miss Gussie Sprinkle vacationing with parents. Forsyth shearing crew finishes. graduates listed. County Superintendent Plum speaks at Parker school graduation. gold pen and ink stand awarded. D W Boxley seeks farm near Green Lake. Burrell brothers move north. Davenport Times notes clubbing offers.
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Pan American commission forms Tacoma HQ for Buffalo exhibit
The Pan American commission for the Washington exhibit at Buffalo organized in Tacoma last week with Levi Ankeny as chairman and O M Moore of Seattle as executive commissioner. J J Anderson of Tacoma is secretary, Frank Le Wall of Tacoma assistant secretary, and an executive committee plus bureaus on minerals forestry fisheries and game agriculture and horticulture were chosen, making Tacoma the headquarters.
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Cure a Cold Bay Fake Laxative Bromo Quin Tablets
Test warning on fraudulent pills claiming to cure a cold from E W Groves. Druggists refund money if remedy fails to heal. Signature appears on each box with de 38-52 marking.
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For Sale Hop Ranch Near City with Ditch and Buildings
Forty acres close in with good house and water right. Also a house in town. For sale a 20 acre hop ranch near Hubbard ditch with 7 room house hop house press and tools. Cash price 4000. For trade a 5 acre tract near town for city property and buildings and cash balance. Rent includes forty acres close in with good house.
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