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Yakima Colony in Spokane Forms Notable Ex-Residents Group
A Spokane April 7 1902 piece catalogs Yakima born residents who moved to Spokane. It highlights Fred Miller of Robertson Miller Rosenhaupt and other ex Yakima figures, their professions, homes on College Avenue and Dodd block, mining and law ties, church leaders, and families now thriving in Spokane and nearby towns.
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Spokane
Yakima
Fred Miller
Snively & Miller
Robertson, Miller & Rosenhaupt
Hyde Block
Miller
College Avenue
W. F. Morrison
Natatorium Park
Ethan
Seattle
Walter
Ann Arbor
Dodd
Review
North Yakima
Jarnigan
Hazlewood Creamery Company
D. W. Cross
Matt Stanton
First
California
L. Frank Gordon
Gordon
United States Land Office
Great Northern Railway Company
Cliff Crandall
8. G. Crandall
Spokane Falls & Northern
B. F. Utes
Selah
Northwest Lumber Company
Martin A. Allen
Tinner Clark
Whartons
B.F. Carleton
Crocket Ross
Johnny Coates
Rastus
Empire State Building
Restus
P. D. Adams
Edith
Superin
Tendent Gilbert
Northern Pacific
Harry
Spokane Valley Irrigating Company
State Normal
Cheney
Edith Guilland
Messrs. Nuzum, Sullivan & Nuzum
Warren
Frank Sharkey
O. M. Graves
J.S. F. Marks
Green
Wardner Idaho
Board of
County Commissioners
Shoshone County
Bartholet
Wallace Atherton
John A. Brown
Lewiston
Harry Spinning
Wardner
L. K. Arnold
Great Northern
Noah H. Brown
Washington Central
Johnny Mackison
Colville
Sargeant George
Minnesota
Forest Grove Park
Monroe Street