City News in Brief Highlights Local Happenings
Howard S Ammoun of Kennewick visited on business last week. A C Bollenbach invested in real estate in the Lillie addition to Toppenish. S Huntington is ill with pneumonia. George Gandy convalesces from pneumonia. Dr S E West is out after Elks initiation. Circle of Kings Daughters met at Mrs Corbett’s on South Eighth. Tom Lund readying rooms above Alfalfa Saloon for lodging house use. Coterie Club met at Mrs Peters on South Seventh. Trinity dance season end poorly attended due to rye season observance. Mrs J Oull and daughter return from five months in Missouri. Rev T R Dry moved here and preached at Parker. W L Steinweg orders a Franklin for 1750. Episcopal services resumed next Sunday with special music directed by Warren Erwin. Mrs E B Moore and Mrs Daniel E Wesh host this afternoon. four hundred turnout. Alex McCreedy and I A Melvin visited from Wapato. Melvin joined Elkhom mysteries. Mrs E Carmichael of Yakima City sold her store to J F Phillips & Co. W H Gallant with Phillips to run Old Town. Fred J Huggins of Cowachee and Lizzie Johnson of Baker County, Oregon wed by Justice J A Taggard at Bartholet hotel. F K Hiscock hosts birthday dinner at his Moxee home with guests. Rev R M Hodges takes Natchez Valley church. James Ervine relocates to Auckland NZ. A Woodmen of the World ball in Wisconsin Hall raises funds. Wright’s Orchestra. H W Gallant and J F Phillips form Phillips-Gallant Store Company with capital stock 94000.
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Howard S. Ammoun
Kennewick
A. C. Bollenbach
Lillie
S. Huntington
George Gandy
E. West
Lodge of Elks
Circle of
King’s Daughters
Warren Erwin
E. B. Moore
Daniel E. Wesh
North Second Street
Alex McCreedy
I. A. Melvin
Wapato
Melvin
Elkhom
E. Carmichael
Yakima City
J. F. Phillips & Co
W. H. Gallant
Phillips
Old Town
Fred J. Huggins
Lizzie Johnson
Baker County
Oregon
Justice J. A. Taggard
Bartholet Hotel
F. K. Hiscock
Hame
Moxee
Wm. Cameron
S. J. Cameron
George Ker
Lee Tittle
Johnny Ryan
R. M. Hodges
Natchez Valley Presbyterian Church
James Ervine
Auckland
New Zealand
Wisconsin Hall
Woodmen of the World
Wright
H. W. Gallant
J. F. Phillips
Seed Oats and Ball Barley Featured by Coffin Bros
Seed oats and Ball Barley are showcased along with Gluten Feed noted to boost milk flow and weight in livestock. Coffin Bros. operate a warehouse handling goods including 14-tf Wool, hides and pelts.
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Coffin Bros
Curley Burrows Fight Draws Big Crowd in Fast Sparring Contest
In a swift, hard hitting bout Curley stops Burrows with a late knockdown in the fifteenth round to win on a knockout. Burrows protests the call and vows a rematch for a $250 side bet plus gate receipts. Prelims: Levi Case vs Blackie ends in three rounds after a foul. Kid Spencer outpoints Harry Powell as Powell tires.
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Jack Curley
Jim Burrows
Curley
Burrows
Herald
Levi Case
Dick Case
Blackie
Case
Kid Spencer
Harry Powell
Powell
Spencer
Best State in the World claims across Washington
Downs Dispatch extols Washington as the best in the world in multiple domains. It lauds Big Bend as the premier wheat country Wenatchie for fruit Puget Sound for timber and fish Okanagan for mining Yakima for hops Chelan County scenery rivers water power Downs climate and state health and pleasure resorts.
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Washington
Big Bend
Wenatchie
Puget Sound
Okanagan
Yakima
Chelan County
Downs
Downs Dispatch
Life on an Indian Reservation questions and answers
A Q and A from the Ellensburg Capital explores life on an Indian reservation with ready jokes about irrigation mortgages relinquishments and home stead questions. The piece playfully frames prospects for settlers and includes local ads mentioning rooms at the Wilson House and hardware photos plus egg buying.
Summit View Hatchery and Household Furnishings for Sale
Summit View Chicken Hatchery offers 2000 egg capacity with newly hatched chicks weekly in all standard varieties for sale. Also for sale a folding bed, kitchen table, cook stove, and oil stove at W W de Veaux R F D No 4.
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Summit View Chicken Hatchery
W. C. Wilcox
North Summit View School House
W. W. de Veaux
Plans to Expand Washington State Historical Society via Teacher Members
Professor Edmond Meany outlines a statewide effort to recruit more school teachers into the Washington University State Historical Society. Members may gain life or annual memberships for biographies or historical sketches, with manuscripts preserved at the university for public access.
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Edmond 8. Meany
State Historical Society
Spokane County Teachers’ Institute
Meany
Washington University State Historical Society
University of Washington
Felton Wins North Natchez School Bid For 20000
At a special district No 7 school board meeting last Wednesday the bid of W W Felton was found lowest and best for the North Natchez avenue new school building. Felton to build for 20000 with 1200 guarantee for completion by end of August. Three bidders, only Felton from North Yakima. Contract drawn and work to begin at once. Pheasants Doing Well reports from county indicate success after liberation. Birds grouping in coveys or pairs, nesting and brooding across territory, with an estimate of three broods per pair this year.
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School Board of District No. 7
Natchez Avenue
W. W. Felton
Felton
North Yakima
I. H. Dills
Seventeen to twenty seven acre tracts offered near Yakima
Property listing promotes twenty seven acre tracts for sale near the city from 1/5 dollar per acre after April 15 1905. Also notes about dishes giveaway coupons from Greene Mercantile Co Yakima Employ ment Agency phone 2993 a second hand incubator old papers and Hop disk barrows available with various local contacts.
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Lince & Patton
Yakima National Bank
The Herald Office Seeks Orders for Stamps and Seals
Readers are invited to leave orders at The Herald office for rubber stamps stencils notary seals dates and related office supplies. The notice aims to streamline requests and ensure timely fulfillment.
Coffin Bros Advertises Seeds and Saddles in City
Dr. Hall the veterinarian is reachable by telephone 2183 or at 102 South Selah Avenue. Coffin Bros. promotes best alfalfa seed at 16e per pound and offers free garden and flower seeds. Coffin Bros. also advertises 1st Bay harness and saddles with money savings.
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Hall
South Selah Avenue
Coffin Bros
Contest Notice of Homestead Entry Challenge
United States North Yakima Washington March 1906 contest affidavit filed by Joseph ge against Elmer Cole entry No 0 for southeast quarter Section 90 Township 10 N Range 25 E W M alleging lack of residence failure to improve abandonment over six months and absence not due to US service. Contestant to appear May 10 1905 before the Register and Receiver at the Land Office in North Yakima. publication ordered after due diligence.
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United States
North Yakima
Wash
Joseph N. Ge
Elmer KE. Cole
United States Land Office
State of Washington
Henry V. Hinman
Register
Ington
Yaki
W. KE
Southard
Uni
Towit
Fores
Ana
Elmira
Timber Claim Notice for North Yakima Land Office
United States Land Office North Yakima Washington notes Carl Vertner filed sworn statement No 1733 to purchase SE of Section 14 Township 18 N Range 6 E Will prove land is timber valuable and worth more than agriculture before Register and Receiver on Friday April 1905 Witnesses include Charles Vertner George Aumiller Robert Scott and C W Moore Adverse claimants must file by December 1906.
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United States Land Office
North Yakima
Wash
W. M
North Oskima
Washington
Charles Vertner
George Aumiller
Robert Scott
C. W. Moore
Dea
Department of the Interior
Ter
U. 8
Joly Koempel
Ahs Ow
Mike Schuler
Thomas Sely
Luis Lench
William N. Tetreau
Qanee
Notice to creditors for Elisa Eckert estate
Public notice from W. 95 Romiller administrator of the estate of Elisa Amelia Eckert deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within one year from April 12, 1905, at the law office of Lee C Delle in Omak Yakima County Washington. Debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs.
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Superior Court
State of Washington
Elisa Amelia Eckert
Law Office
Lee
Delle
Omakima
Yakima
Washington
A W
Romiller
Eliza Amelia Eckert
Lee C, Delle
Glalne
Margaret C. Pierce
Fred Parker
South Second
Yakima County
Washi
Calvin Piiis
Margaret UC
Pierce
Fogg & Fogg
Itha
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