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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1905
Page
9
A visiting attorney L. F. Campbell has decided to relocate to North Yakima. Community notes report local visits and social rounds in North Yakima and nearby towns with mentions of cattle movements and new industrial plans in Prosser.
Geo A Eyler of Cumberland Maryland recounts his 11 month old daughter near death from throat trouble. After two doctors gave up she used Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. One bottle relieved, four cured, and she now enjoys perfect health. Trial bottle free at C C Case s drug store with 50 cent and 1.00 sizes guaranteed.
J. M. Perry and Co advertise Kerry crates available from one to five thousand units. The notice also promotes Paris green as a bug killer, urging customers to act before the rush.
A vivid account describes a young lady performing an extraordinary loop stunt with the Barnum and Bailey Show. The dip of death features a reverse loop, aerial parabola, and a risky ascent that thrills audiences while acknowledging the danger. The act debuts on Tuesday August 15 with a single 1 PM performance. Additional items note Mount Ranier's height and local real estate sales by Harris & Barnett.
Those owing money are warned to pay only the First National Bank. First-class stock for sale by W. D. Ingalls principal. Also Coffin Bros. buying items.
Seattle physician J J Chambers appeared before North Yakima's city council to seek a franchise to install a gas plant for cooking heating and illumination. He opposed acetylene for fuel and pledged heavy deposits and monthly penalties to ensure timely delivery and project completion.
J C Steensen wife and son left Tuesday for Portland for a few days then return to Hills Minnesota. They will be joined in Spokane by Mrs Mattie Gilman who has recovered from mental trouble. Steensen will come back this fall after selling 2000 acres of Minnesota grain and buying the 80 acre Selah farm from W L Dimmick for about 22000 plus a hop house. He expects to attract more capital to the area.
Tim Kelly announces he owns half interest in mudded and grafted stock in the Yakima valley nursery and will take orders at a liberal discount through the Ingalls Home place. Blackberry plants are offered at actual digging cost, contact North Yakima Nursery Nob Hill or write North Yakima Wash R F D No 2.
Live stock prices list prime steers cows hogs and dressed meat with hogs and mutton prices. Poultry lists live and dressed rates with eggs butter and cheese prices. Produce includes apples beets cabbage tomatoes and root vegetables with hay feed and grain prices. A brief ad note follows from Rusty Mike's Diary about a Panama hat and cheap prints.
Regular Annual Warning to Hunters lists license costs and open seasons for deer grouse quail ducks and other game. It notes penalties for illegal hunting and deer limits and mentions railroad travel ads and editor anecdotes with brief incidents of theft and hobbies.
Northern Pacific Railway lists special fares for the Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland from June 1 to October 15. From North Yakima, individual tickets go on sale May 29 to October 15 at 12.35 dollars with a 30 day limit. party tickets for ten or more cost 9.20 dollars with a 10 day limit. organized groups of 100 or more pay 9.20 dollars with a seven day limit and no stopovers. Large parties should arrange in advance for equipment. M S Meeks, Agent.
From the Dallas News ad, 15 head Jersey milch cows offered by W. Aumiller located mile and a half west of the depot. The note hints at nearby points of interest, joking about mosquitoes as a local feature. Contact details provided for inquiry.
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