Local Camp Community Notes and Road Contract Update
Correspondence notes visits by H Sedge and others at government camps. Wesley Boyd visit with daughter Mrs Herbert Garret, Lafe Little family in North Yakima. John Lasswell in Tieton valley. W E Snyder in North Yakima. Miss Lillie Castle with Rose Eshbatch. James Dunn and John Hogan hold state road contract from Natches City to Bumpin Lake, started last week. Camp 3 of Tieton closed indefinitely. Infant son of Geo Lee died. community offers sympathy. Local haying incident injures worker. Vivian Mathis visiting Irene Burfield at Sotus. Frances Beckler visiting Outlook meetings at Hotel Alfalfa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Sedge
Wesley Boyd
Herbert Garret
Lafe Little
North Yakima
John Lasswell
Tieton Valley
W. E. Snyder
Lillie Castle
Rose Eshbatch
James Dunn
John Hogan
Natches City
Bumpin Lake
Tieton
Geo. Lee
Oscar C Dillon and Minnie Dorsett Wed in Quiet Civil Union
Oscar C Dillon and Miss Minnie Dorsett eloped to town with Mr. and Mrs. Will Butler and appeared before Judge Taggard as one couple. The bride, a longtime School Section resident, is praised as accomplished and thrifty. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside on the Rigglemeyer place. Mrs. Jas. Young plans Seattle visit while John Dorsett travels to Seattle to join Will Forbis in the commission business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar C. Dillon
Minnie Dorsett
Will Butler
Judge Taggard
Dillon
Rigglemeyer Place
Jas. Young
The
Sound
Alfalfa welcomes Mr and Mrs Marston amid visits
Mr M Marston and bride arrived in Alfalfa on No 4 from Seattle to visit Joe Marston and family. A reception honored the newlyweds at the Marston home. Forest started a new threshing machine on Mr Allen's grain. Wilbur Durham had an accident while mowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. M. Marston
Seatttle
Joe Marston
Mr. Forest
Ms. M. Marston
Seattle
Marston
Wilbur Durham
Local residents farewells and visits noted in Yakima area
Mr and Mrs Fred Brown return to North Yakima. C E society reports a fine meeting led by Mrs Myrtle Lacey. Mrs John L Stackhouse and children depart for a two week Soda Springs outing. Fred Coleman returns home to Seattle. J Shuman back from Sound country. Ella Worden visits Port land friend Mrs Maud Rees. Rev A H Lyons and Grace Marshall go for Sound outing. Mina Stella Scoon returns from Seattle. Summers family heads to Orting to take up new home. Fred Miles resumes charge of local drug store. Andrew Green leaves for Portland to visit daughter Mrs Sandle. O Hibarger family returns from outing. Mrs S J Harrison visits Mabton. C E Seattle report presented by society president Addie Hillier. Real Lichty back from Sound. Fred Drury arrives to coach Cascade Lumber. Yealey departs for Seattle to settle. leaves music class and Trinity church organist role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brown
North Yakima
C. E. Society
Myrtle Lacey
John L. Stackhouse
Soda Springs
Fred Coleman
Seattle
J. Shuman
Sound Country
Ella Worden
Maud Rees
Portland
A. H. Lyons
Grace Marshall
The
Sound
Fred Miles
Messrs
Blair and
Godfrey
Andrew Green
Mrs
Sandle
Parker and Grace Vincent Visit Sunnyside with Father
Mary Parker and Grace Vincent travel to Sunnyside to spend several weeks with their father T. J. Redman. Craig in Missouri was an over Sunday visitor at A. D. Dunn's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Grace Vincent
Sunnyside
T. J. Redman
Craig
A. D. Dunn
Seattle trip and local notices amid summer heat
Mr and Mrs Robert Dunn travel with Miss Edith McDonald to Seattle to endure hot weather. Miss Ella Lynne of Seattle visits her mother Mrs H C Lynne. Mrs Maud Risley returns to Port Angeles with sister Mabel staying until the 10th. Mrs J O Shadbolt and Mrs F J Benjamin return from a two week Sound sojourn. Guy Williams, 20, son of Mr and Mrs J B Williams, dies in Seattle after appendicitis surgery. remains brought home for burial with services by Rev Hayden at North Yakima and interment at Zillah as the community offers sympathy. Mrs J W Hardison returns from Cle Elum after two weeks with daughter Mrs Elmer Piland. George Alexander suffers a wrist sting turning inflamed. home treatment underway. The remainder lists local market prices for livestock and produce including dressed hogs, sheep, roosters, spring chickens, apples, peaches, pears, and cantaloupes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dunn
Edith McDonald
Seattle
Ella Lynne
H. C. Lynne
Maud Risley
Port Angeles
A. G. Dickson
Mabel
Guy Williams
Williams
Hayden
North Yakima
Zillah
J. W. Hardison
Elmer Piland
Yakima fruit field opens new market for Hull Hamlet & Co
Hull, Hamlet & Co of Seattle secures an order for a car of mixed Yakima fruit to Alberta. Apples and plums will dominate, with crabapples and apricots included. Stephen Hull pursues Alberta trade, aiming for more Yakima shipments, plus potential California orders. Eastern shipments grow, prices steady, and markets broadening locally and beyond. Livestock prices stay firm with slight cattle dips anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull, Hamlet & Co
Seattle
Alberta Wheat Country
Hee
Stephen Hull
Alberta
Yakima
California
Dakotas
Saloons in Ellensburg Face Sunday Liquor Crackdown
Ellensburg officials press to end Sunday liquor sales in a citywide crackdown. Police place extra spotters, but insiders warn of tips leaking to saloon operators. Saloons remain open only for business without selling liquor as authorities consider further licensure cuts and possible midnight closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellensburg
Wash
Herald
North Yakima
Washington Property Busy by Mining Broker Orcutt
Co L Orcutt, mining broker, is in the city for a few days on business. He just returned from the Marshall Lake district where he and North Yakima parties are interested in mines. A gang of ten men is at work on the Washington property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Day Plan Draws City Unions to Coordinate Events
Four labor organizations appointed committees for Labor Day activities. Leaders from plumbers painters carpenters musicians lathers barbers bricklayers masons and stonecutters form the organizing body. A ball game Mason carpenters is set, with other sports and arrangements to be finalized at a 7 30 p m meeting over Pastime store on East Yakima Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumbers
Yakima Avenue
B. M. Mellen
Plumbers’ Union
B. R. Lucas
Paintere
L. H. Sammpton
Carpenters
W. O. Hamilton
H. Morrow
Lathers
George Barber
Barbere
L. Burke
Bricklayers
Masons
Mack Gregory
Plasterers
Frank Cook
A. Henri
H. Rowenski
H. Allison
Charles Stita
Charles Dodge
J. Rooney
William Verran
al Schleser
Frank Corlis
W. H. Haupt
Wight
Advertised Letters in North Yakima Aug 2 1907 List
Unclaimed mail for week ending August 2 1907 in North Yakima includes Miss Bellinger C A Betts Elisha Bernith Mrs J T Bean Mrs J 8 Brendt Mrs Eola Billingley Joe Blankinship E M Cameron S P Crosby Clarence Dwinell Miss Cora Dittenthaller Ms John Decker Nettle Dallen Mrs S Ellison Mr C R Farrill Mr Wm Height C E Hood R B Jordan Miss Nellie Kent Mr Arch Lilly Mr Elton Larone Mr Lee Munte Miss Hulda Morgan Mr D B Myers Mr A F Mayfield Miss Marie Martin Clarence Pederson J C Parades F A Pugh Mr Edward Ryan Mr James Rich Miss Elday Rogers M J Rieffer Mrs Jo Rasmussen Mr Hans C Shook Mr W M Sanders Carson Shearer Mr Oran Strauss Mr Jesse Swenson Mr Swen Stone and Mrs Walter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Hood
R. B. Jordan
John Kent
Nellie Kelly
Arch Lilly
Elton Larone
Lee Munte
Huldan Morgan
D. B. Myers
A. F. Mayfield
Marie Martin
Clarence Pederson
J. C. Parades
F. A. Pugh
Edward Ryan
James Rich
Elday Rogers
M. J. Rieffer
Jo Rasmussen
Hans C. Shook
W. M. Sanders
Carson Shearer
Oran Strauss
Jesse Swenson
Swen Stone
Walter
Local Advertisements Mention Widely Trusted Remedies
One cent due on each letter advertised. Children in pain do not cry when hunger is treated by proper nourishment. The text promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a quick cure for sickly babies caused by worms, with Colton-Fry Drug Co. selling the product. Names referenced include Stephen, Mrs Mary Skernered, Mr and Mrs S H Turner, Mr C A Willman, Mr Chas Wailar, Mr O E Wilson, Charley Wedding, and L P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colton-Fry Drug Co
Bargain Days at Mrs Ida French Millinery
The store announces bargain days with a stock reduction to make room for incoming full millinery shipments. Ladies are urged to buy hats now to take advantage of low prices and available selections.
Sensational divorce case filed in Kres sel v Kressel
On Monday attorney W M Thompson filed papers in the divorce case of Henry Kres sel versus August Kressel of Mabtop. The husband accuses brutality by his wife and says she attempted to slowly starve him. He seeks two thirds of the community property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kressel
August Kressel
Mabtop
W. M. Thompson
Hollister Tea Promises Quick Energy Relief
A vintage advertisement notes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea flows like electricity through the veins and does the work. It claims to restore vitality for those wasting away with 5 cents for tea or tablets, sold at Case's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Case’s Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vivian Mathis
Irene Burfield
Sotus
Frances Beckler
Outlook
Hotel Alfalfa
Alfalfa
Mina Stella Scoon
Mr. Summers
Orting
O. Hibarger
J. Harrison
Mabton
C. E
Society
Addie Hillier
Real Lichty
Fred Drury
Centralia, Wash
W. T. Hines
Cascade Lumber Company
Miss Yealey
Trinity Church
Parker
Studebaker
Yakima Hardware Co
J. O. Shadbolt
F. 3
Benjamin
George Alexander
FEO
Fiour
Yakima Best
Commssion
Steers
Weigel
Mullins
Stephen
W. L. Lemon, P. M
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