North Coast and Northern Pacific Railways Court Session
Judge Rigg hears the North Coast vs Northern Pacific rail dispute. Northern Pacific seeks a spur across North Coast land. court denies. Six months to reroute county road and one year to elevate grade. jury trial demanded for damages. judge to consult in St Paul and possibly delay judgments.
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Rigg
North Coast Railway
Northern Pacific Railway
Groscup
General Western
Northern Pacific
I. P. Englehart
Henry J. Snively
North Coast
Newman
Snively
Union
Gap
Parker Bottom
St. Paul
Elliott
Darling
Grosscup
Dr Clarence W Chamberlain Stays in Granger Plans New Office
Dr Clarence W Chamberlain the Granger dentist reports he will remain in Granger and build a handsome new office building with dental parlors. He had planned to open offices in North Yakima but will now operate locally.
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Clarence W. Chamberlain
Granger
Yakima
Chamberlain
Cough may signal pneumonia warns early treatment
Public health warning underscores throat coughs can lead to pneumonia bronchitis or consumption and promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup sold by Colton- Fry Drug Co as affordable relief.
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Ballard
Colton- Fry Drug. Co
Fannie Connor
Georgetown
Tenn
Dr. King
C. C. Case
Mountain Lion Seen on City Street Near Sixth
A large mountain lion trotted along North Sixth Street Friday morning around 5 30 as Mr. and Mrs. Davis watched from 411 North Sixth. The animal crossed an irrigation ditch and headed toward the hills, sparing their chickens and prompting notes that lions are rare in the city but occasionally seen near the river or hills.
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North Sixth Street
W. L. Davis
North Sixth
Cascade Mills
Division Point Likely at North Yakima on North Coast Rail
Reports from North Coast officials indicate a division point will be established in North Yakima with a changed grade. The decision hinges on litigation and possible car shop location between Tacoma and North Yakima, with population growth expected to follow.
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North Coast
North Coast Railway
North Yakima
North Coast Road
Tacoma
North Coast Railroad
Lecture invited by Commercial club to Prof Monaghan
At a Commercial club meeting a resolution approved inviting Prof J C Monaghan to lecture in the city under the club's auspices. He will likely speak Thursday or Friday on an industrial topic and has expressed willingness to lecture at his convenience.
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The
Commercial Club
J. C. Monaghan
State board to pick architect for eastern buildings
The state board of control plans a trip to select an architect for the proposed manufacturers' building to be erected at the state fair grounds this year. Architects for new state buildings west of the mountains have already been chosen, and the governor and board will choose the eastern designs on this trip.
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State Board of Control
Outlook Bright For Fruit Crop Says E Remy
E Remy, a well known fruit rancher, is optimistic about this year’s crop. He notes the outlook is very bright and the prospects for all kinds of fruit are the best. He adds that cool weather may help the crop, though fruit generally appears at a consistent time each year regardless of spring temperatures.
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E. Remy
Pythian Sisters Hold Meeting in Masonic Hall
The Pythian Sisters met in the Masonic hall on Monday evening with many members present. Three applications for membership were received. Mrs. George Barber was appointed to represent the grand lodge at the Tacoma convention in May, and Mrs. Dora Short was elected alternate. After the meeting, Knights of Pythias treated the members to supper, a surprise and enjoyable reception with delicious refreshments.
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Pythian Sisters
Masonic Hall
George Barber
Grand Lodge
Tacoma
Dora Short
Knights of Pythias
Elderly Man Isiah Whitehouse Hurt In Horse Kick
Isiah Whitehouse, of 505 North Front Street, sustained serious facial injuries after a horse kicked him early Saturday. He remained conscious but suffered great pain. details of the accident are unclear as he cannot describe how it happened and doctors cannot yet state the full extent of his injuries.
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Isiah Whitehouse
North Front Street
Mrr. Whitehouse
Nicholas J. Lax Buys Home at 602 North Natches Avenue
Nicholas J. Lax purchased a nine room house at 602 North Natches avenue from E. B. Cleaver for 4200 dollars. Lax plans an addition to the rear and a repaint of the exterior.
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Nicholas J. Lax
E. B. Cleaver
North Natches Avenue
Sunnyside Land Investment Co files articles of incorporation
Saturday afternoon the Sunnyside Land & Investment company filed articles of incorporation with the county auditor. Capital stock is 200 shares of 100 dollars each, totaling 20,000 dollars. Principal business address is Sunnyside. Trustees named are M. G. Duncan Oliver Dean and John A. Hawkins.
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Sunnyside Land & Investment Company
Sunnyside
M. G. Duncan
Oliver Dean
John A. Hawkins
Hard Bargains in Land and Tree Purchases
A wary look at buyers who value price over quality in land and trees. The piece warns landowners to demand quality fruit trees and notes that Yakima Indian reservation grown trees avoid pests and diseases. It promotes the seller’s expertise and invites engagement.
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Yakima Indian Reservation
Washington Nursery Company leadership roster
A compact notice lists officers of the Washington Nursery Company with A. W. McDonald as president C. J. Atwood secretary F A Wiggins treasurer and sales manager B A Mitchell vice president and manager eastern office Detroit Michigan inclusive of location details
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A. W. McDonald
Bison Herd at Flathead May Pass to Canada
Howard Eaton of Wolf Montana says a herd of 300 to 500 bison at Flathead reservation near Missoula may transfer to the Canadian government. The herd represents about half of surviving U S bison. Eaton offered $3000 per head to the US government, which Roosevelt allegedly wished to gift to the United States.
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Denver
Howard Eaton
Wolf, Mont
Roosevelt
Michael Pablow
Flathead Reservation
Missoula
Eaton
United States
Herbine touted as liver regulator in Florida letter
F C Waite of Westville Florida reports illness for a month with chills and fever. After taking two bottles of Herbine he claims to be well and healthy. Sold by Colton Fry Drug Co.
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F. C. Waite
Westville Fla
Colton- Fry Drug Co
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Washington Experiment Station
W. R. Thatcher
Fruit Farm
Roseburg
Oregon
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Newtown
Douglas County
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Ckinson
Roseburg, Ore
M. J. di
South Park
Dr. Chamberlain
Sixth Street
D. M. Ferry & Co
Detroit
Mich
Prof
Monaghan
Secure Architects
I. Whitehouse
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Washington Nursery Company
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