Lights and Sidelights From Daily Delays in Central WA
A roundup of social visits and local business moves in Yakima and nearby towns. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. E M Douglass visiting from Zillah, A B Flint buying Charles Leice’s business, Mrs F L Ray visiting from Salida, W J Wyman building an annex, and Mrs George Snyder planning to reside in North Yakima. Also notes on the North Coast Limited rail service, Pan American exposition plans, and a local wedding in The Dalles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Douglass
Zillah
Yakima
A. B. Flint
Charles Leice
Klondyke
F. L. Ray
Salida
Colorado
Nellie Wells
George Snyder
North Yakima
Snyder
Walla Walla Union
Warning of decline health and a stomach cure claim
The piece warns that health decline signals are ominous and offers Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and related organ diseases. It cites Mrs. Askew of North Carolina who reports improvement after using multiple Pierce products and mentions Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser available by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Tie Askew
Garysburg
Northampton Co
N. C
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Independent Hen Delivers Surprise Egg in Selah Valley Tale
Albn D Crandall of Selah valley recounts a humorously calm incident as his hen hides in hay aboard a farm wagon and lays an egg near the town. The bird remained unfazed while Mrs Hen clucked loudly once reaching the city. Scoon and Burgess stockmen from San Francisco visited North Yakima last week to assess the valley for possible relocation. State Christian Endeavor unions from several states postpone their 1902 conventions and will hold biennial gatherings thereafter, boosting interest in the 1901 Cincinnati international event. Pullman agriculture college mailed four bulletins on Fish Scrap Fertilizer, Rational Stock Feeding, Poison Parsnip in Western Washington, and Potato Blight and its Treatment, available by postal card request. For up-to-date millinery, visit the Wonder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ditter
Alma Shanno
Dalles
Ore
Emil Schanno
J. B. Catron
Matt Bartholet
Schanno
Ditter
Marca
State of
Washington
C.r. Bantiff
P. O
North Yakima
Albn D. Crandall
Selah Valley
Scoon
G. Burgess
San Francisco
Yakima
Yakima Valley
Christian Endeavor
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Texas
Tennessee
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Board of Trustees
The
United Society
Cincinnati
Agriculture College At
Pullman
Living in Nature's Wilds at an Alaskan Quarry Camp
A detailed 1901 camp diary from Stevens County Washington describes U S Marsix Co quarry operations near Cedar Canyon. It notes a healthful camp, pure water, minimal wind, a growing mill yard, homes for workers, a new teachers from Spokane, and a scenic view with fog over a lake named Waite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Marsix Co
Stevens County
Wasa
Bortor Heraip
Cedar Canon
Spokane
Lake Waite
G. H. Moulton
For Sale Hop Ranch and Related Properties
Classified brief listing multiple farms and trades. A 20 acre hop ranch under Hubbard ditch with 7 room house hop house and equipment for $4000 cash. Also 5 10 or 15 acre parcels with water right and bearing trees. A well improved 5 acre tract offered for trade plus two to four lots. Forty acres for rent with water right and a town house available. Possession at once and cash terms emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Ditch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lucre
the Parlor Grocery
Lauderdale & CO
Ceaters
Strotma Tee North Yakima Furniture CO
Mulhollan
Grocers
Lincoln
Price
Plain Ever
Lincoln Proprietary CO
Ft Wayne
Quiet & Ayres
Frank X. Nagler
Rock Island
Rusmford
Fawcett Bros
Lowe
North Yakima, Wash
Herald
W. J. Wyman
Second
F. C. Sharp
Tacoma
Edward Whitson
Durkees
Eshman
Green Mercantile Company
Bridget Sullivan
Sprague
Lincoln County
Michael
Anna M. Smith
Creston
Wash
O. M. Moore
Grand Lodge of the
F. M. Spain
Supreme Lodge of the Order
Spain
Grand Lodge of
D. W. Owens
Kennewick
Prosser
Manufac
Tured
Stem
CorF1n Bros
Yakima Novelty Works
A. E. Howard
W. J. Aumiller Syndicate
P. D
Tae Herarn
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