North Yakima News Roundup Highlights Local Movements and Arrivals
Local business and land interests move to Twin Palis Idaho. J W Price of Seattle studies North Yakima. socialists clash with employment agencies over worker shortages. Marriage licenses issued and family movements noted. Legal actions include a warrant for Joe Wedell and court delays for Chinese restaurant cases. Community events cover YMCA officers, local industry shifts, and visits from out-of-town figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Nichols
Harvey Young
Pat Lynch
George Dunn
George Harris
Twin Palis
Idaho
J. W. Price
Weattle
Noth Yakima
M. Price
Northern Bank and Trust Company
Thes
Earl J. Pace
Lucy K. Focker
Sunnyside
W. D. Watters
Marguerite Phifer
North Yakima
Rob. B. Hawkes
Chicago
Allison
Hawkes
Charlies Dunn
Bristol
Rose
Sheriff's Office
Standard Logging Co
Seattle
Joe Wedell
Upper
Naches Valley
Wedell
Sherif Kauffman
Supreme Court
Envoy Johns
Jenkins
California
Captain Jenkins
L. R. Manning
Tacoma
Manning
Northern Pacific Railroad
Spokane
Local Notes from Alfalfa County Correspondence
Miss M Moore left on No 5 Saturday for Everett to spend the summer with many friends regret her departure Miss Alexander of Sunnyside arrived on No 4 Sunday to take up school work here Mr and Mrs E D Allen of Toppenish were callers Sunday Miss E Ide was a Granger visitor Thursday Dick Tuttle came down Saturday from North Yakima Wilbur Durham attended the Odd Fellows encampment at Granger Saturday night Mrs M Gilhart entertained ladies Friday afternoon Mrs Able of Orchardvale was here Friday Jim Tuttle plans to move to his Lotus ranch soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Moore
Everett
Miss Alexander
Sunnyside
E. D. Allen
Toppenish
Miss E. Ide
Dick Tuttle
North Yakima
Wilbur Durham
Granger
Local Notes From North Yakima and Surrounding Areas
Spitzerberg and Mr Passage spent Wednesday in North Yakima and Naches on business. Mr A Sherwood brought two thousand feet of lumber to build a bridge across Selah creek. Mr Thomas of Seattle visited Friday to arrange tract clearing and planting. Mr Meyers of North Yakima finished planting for Mr Wandless and works on Mr DuRoy's tract. Mr Finn of Seattle engaged Brush Rutledge to level his tract for trees. One of Mr Sullivan's horses died Thursday night. While Messrs Stewart and Webster dug a well, the windlass broke and Stewart was cut severely, Webster escaped unhurt from a 30 foot fall. Residents regret Mrs Hale's planned departure on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Passage
North Yakima
Naches
A Sherwood
Selah Creek
Mr. Thomas
Seattle
Mr. Meyers
Wandless
Mr. DuRoy
Mr. Finn
Messie
Brush & Rutledge
Mr. Sullivan
Messrs. Stewart and
Webster
Stewart
Selah News Briefs Touch On Farms and Local Sports
Walter Lackke and wife go to the reservation where Mr. Lackke rented land for summer. Ziefman Bros move to a 20 acre beach tract. Yakima Hardware Co. workers plan a Sunday baseball challenge against East Selah Savages. Maynard quarry rocks mined by Howard Contract crew. McKee returns from Illinois to plant fruit. Tangle finds farm work in Fruitvale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lackke
Mr. Lacke
Zietfman
Yakima Hardware Co
East Selah Savages
Waffle Gang
Tigers
North Yakima
Ziefman Bros
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
An advertisement urges every family to keep Pape's Diapepsin for sudden indigestion and stomach trouble. A 50 cent case claims rapid digestion of meals, relief from heartburn and belching, and elimination of sour breath and headaches with one after dinner dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Children Set Trees to Beautify City
Arbor Day in Spokane saw fifty thousand trees shrubs and vines planted by school children and local groups under Aubrey Lee White with city officials assisting. The effort covered all blocks outside the business district and included 2000 high school students working on public grounds and vacant lots. The second feature notes Br Dr L Roney a former Twin City journalist now publishing Fancy Fruit discusses western opportunities for young men and recalls his athletic past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Spokane Tree-planting Association
Spokane Floral Association
Women's Clubs
Aubrey Lee White
City Park Commission
J. G. Seupelt
Charles B. Balzer
Charles E. Jewell
J .Herman Beare
North Central High School
H. W. Allen
Washington State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Br. L. Roney
Twin City
Washington State
Mr. Roney
Central West
Roney
Stillwater High School
Carleton College
Fancy Fruit
Washington
North Yakima
St. Paul
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad at Case's Drug Store
Promotes a tonic claiming relief from constipation and indigestion, regulates bowels, builds waste tissue, and purifies blood. Describes the product as the safest, nicest spring tonic and lists a price of 3 dollars 6 cents at Case's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Case
Castro Exile to Europe After French Expulsion
The French government notified the U S State Department it will immediately expel former Venezuelan president Castro from Fort De France and arrange his return to Europe. He will be placed aboard a vessel with Fort De France as the first stop and could reach Europe within a day or two if his health permits. The State Department expressed gratification at the French action and relief at Castro's impending removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Castro
Venezuela
Fort de France
Europe
Daughters Inherit Five Dollars Each From Scharf Estate
Under John Scharf's 1903 will dated after his death at Medical Lake his daughters Elsie Scharf and Katie Scharf receive five dollars each. The widow Bertha is named sole executrix and guardian. The estate includes 10 acres in Orchard Park and five more acres in a northeast quarter, valued around eight thousand dollars. Bertha seeks admission to probate and appointment as executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scharf
Medical Lake
Elsie Scharf
Katie Scharf
Bertha
Orchard Park
Riot at Manifold injures six foreigners fatally
In Manifold near Arley a riot broke out as six foreign men, all suitors for Liz wie Bozeja, the settlement belle, were wounded seriously and two died. Daggers and revolvers fired as the clash erupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Manifold
Arley
Lizwie Bozeja
Outlook Nursery offers grafted fruit trees and plants
Yakima valley stock bearing trees ready for home grafting. Bartlett pears, commercial apples, strawberry plants. Sunnyside Washington grower R F D No 2. Prop E P Copps. Cheapest in price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Valley
Bartlett Pears
Outlook Nursery
E. P. Copps
Sunnyside
Wash
Naches City Child Breaks Arm Playing in Yard
Lillie Little six-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs duafe Little fell and broke her arm while playing in the yard last Monday. Doctors Burns and Cameron set the limb and report she is getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie
Buyers Seek Dairy Cattle in North Yakima
North Yakima hosts price conscious buyers from Spokane led by A H Flood and (. A Bayman They scout carloads of high grade cows and may take back several local milk cows The Broadview Dairy company of Spokane plans 1000 cows at Marshall junction and rossialia land purchases aim to become the largest U S dairy operation The visitors praised Yakima cattle and local breeders while noting Spokane style sidewalks and streets during their stay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
A. H. Flood
A. Bayman
Spokane
Union
Flood
Broadview Dairy Company
Rosalia
Whitman County
Marshall Junction
United States
New York
Philadelphia
Messrs
Marks
Davis
Crosno
Kloeber
North Yakima
Ellensburg
Ahtanum Lands Grow in Favor Amid Purchases
Growing interest in Ahtanum lands with several sales recent. Fred Parker bought from Crosno. Lesh Land Co acquired the Hughes place. C A Underwood owns the Sherman place. L D Morris sold his tract. Newcomers buy small tracts in surrounding valleys while older residents amass larger holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
E. B. Marks
Fred Parker
Messrs. Crosno
Lesh Land Company
Hughes Place
C. A. Underwood
Sherman Place
L. D. Morris
Yakima
Ahtanum Valley
Mrs Castro Kept From Venezuela After Ship Arrival
Mrs Castro wife of Venezuela’s former president remains barred from land in Venezuela after arriving on the steamer Guadaloupe at La Guayra from Fort de France. Diplomatic dispatches say she and her party were not allowed to land or contact shore, reflecting an effort to limit communication with her husband’s former political allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Castro
Venezuela
Hollister's Rock Mountain Tea Promises Clear Skin
Grace claims pimples blotches and rough skin stem from blood and stomach. A simple remedy is Hollister's Rock Mountain Tea with tear tablets sold for 35 cents at Case's drug store, offering purer blood and better digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rock Mountain
Case
Dru
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Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Northern Pacific
John W. Hill
North Second Street
Wisconsin Hall
Ditter
Emma Briant
Paul Briant
Summit View
Will Louden
Yakima City
Anson
White
Cowiche
Telephone Company
Cowiche Valley
BE. S. Smith
Lewistown
Montana
Smith
Montana-Washington Land Co
Con Viet Labor
Selah Gap
Snow
Federal Reclamation Service
Ross
Yakima River
Wittitaus
Benton
Intermediate Department
Curtis Cilbert
Edward Johnson
Wallte Fiee i
Board of Control
Calhoun, Denny & Ewing
William (. Calhoun
Charles E. Denny
Henry C. Ewing
King County
Sarah Gleed
W. Z. Johnson
San Diego
Cal
Seattle Fair
8. P. Lewis
Daniel E. Lesh
Nob Hill
Alfalfa
Spitzenberg
E. L. Roney
Tll
Naches City
Dr. Pierce
Ialco
France
Canadian Pacific Railway Lands
Colonization Department
Alberta
G. A. Yancey & Company
GIS
Riverside Ave
Spokane, Wash
Willy
Lewiston-Clarkston Fair
Newton
J. W. Lipe
Clarkston
Chas. H. Lilly CO
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