North Yakima News Highlights Local Activity and Plans
John Druse returns from St Paul Y P S C BE convention while Toney of Washington Fruit Grower comes home from Spokane elated by irrigation congress. Local temperatures reach 91 with higher readings. Building permits issued for a $30000 three story Miller hotel structure. Valley Mercantile Incorporators Horrigan Casey and Flynn file for $50000 capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Druse
St. Paul
North Yakima
Toney
Washington Fruit Grower
Spokane
National Irrigation Congress
Bender
G. F. Allen
J.L. Davis
Centralia
J. L. Hughes
Yakima
Mr. Davis
Illinois
B. F. Young
Wise
Miller Hotel
North Front Street
Old City Hall
W. L. Dimmick
Billings
Mont
Mussel Shell Valley
The
Valley Mercantile Company
David Daniel Horrigan
Pasco
George Casey
James Flynn
Toppenish
Yakima Valley
Spokesman Review
Nagler
Irrigation Congress
Wedding at the Salzman home links Yakima couple
Floyd E. Gregory of North Yakima marries Minnie Huckleberry of Billings Montana at the Salzman home 909 West Yakima avenue. After Seattle trip they plan to settle in Yakima. George W. Kumler of Basil Ohio and B F Kumler visit Seattle fair before returning home. Kumler optimistic Yakima will grow to 50 000 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Tieckner
Nettie Preble
Selah-Moxee Canal
Weimer & Young Concrete Company
James A. Hawks
Phoenix
N. Y
North Yakima
Fred Helton
J. L. Hughes
Hawks
Mr. Hughes
Judge Preble
Seattle
Salzman
West
Yakima Avenue
Floyd E. Gregory
Minnie Huckleberry
Billings
Mont
Gregory
George W. Kumler
Basil
B. F. Kumler
Ohio
Yakima
Manheim Bargain Sale Sparks North Yakima Delights
W Manheim Globe Store North Yakima Washington buys ten thousand dollars of bankrupt clothing and dry goods at forty seven cents on the dollar. The stock ships tomorrow as announced by L O Sandin Co Seattle. Manheim’s deal promises varied superior goods at steep discounts for Yakima county customers as items are dispersed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima, Wash
L. O. Sandin CO
Seattle
Herald
Manheim
Pirates Steal Sockeye In Puget Sound Boundary Raid
Forty armed Fraser River fishermen attacked the Milligan and Jussell traps near Point Roberts and seized 10 000 dollars worth of sockeye salmon after forcing watchmen at gunpoint. The raid prompted a dispatch for the revenue cutter Peary to protect traps from across the border as anger and suspicions flared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boundary
Bellingham
Wash
Puget Sound
Fraser River
Acuic American Fisheries Company
Point Roberts
International Boundary Line
Port Townsend
Peary
Drowned Man in Whirlpool Rapids Near Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls August 16. August Sporer 18 drowned today in Whirlpool Rapids after a struggle. He swam about 100 yards further than Captain Webb before his strength failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Niagara Falls
N. Y
August Sporer
Captain Webb
Kidney remedies offer early aid for kidney trouble
The notice explains kidneys filter poisons from blood and warns of serious illness if they fail. It promotes "pincures for the kidneys" to aid expelling uric acid poison and lists C. W. Camp as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
A. T. Davis Weds in Seattle Then Resides in Yakima
T. A. Davis, west side marble cutter and Rio Grande Building owner, married in Seattle August 2 to Mrs. G. H. Graham. The couple, who recently visited Olympia, are now housekeeping at 905 West Yakima Avenue in North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Davis
West Side
Rio Grande
West Yakima Avenue
North Yakima
Seattle
Mr. Davis
G. H. Graham
Manzan Great Pile Remedy Advertised for Constipation Prevention
Manzan claims to prevent piles by preventing constipation. It is applied directly to the trouble via a small nozzle attached to the tube. Sold by C. W. Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
Spokane girl returned home in enticement case
Verda Davidson a 17 year old of Spokane was taken back to her home by Spokane County authorities after an affidavit claimed she was over eighteen. William Simmons faces a superior court charge while the girl will be cared for by juvenile probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verda Davidson
Spokane
William Simmons
Sheriff's Office
John Gifford
Spokane County
Simmons
Gifford
Miss Davidson
City Council Briefs Dwell on Water Plans and Fees
A reduced turnout at Monday’s council meeting discussed the first municipal water system installation under $390,000, considered extending an offer to Northwest Light & Water, and set a next meeting to finalize details. The body also approved sewer assessments for the railroad, addressed a slaughterhouse stench, accepted Doolittle’s new street profile, and planned actions on water rights and Taft reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Meigs
Schorn
Dawson
Tom Story
Toto
Harold J. Doolittle
Mains
Frank J. Allen
Water Company
F. J. Donovan
H. C. Lucas
E. K. Sheldon
North Yakima & Valley Railroad
G Street
Miller
Yakima Meat Company
Fitch
New City
Doolittle
Northwest Bridge Company
Seventh
Eighth
Avenue
Beach Streets
van Diest
Front Street
Sandberg
Commercial Club
Hunters Procure Their Licenses County Readers
County auditor records show a growing pastime as licenses issued this week go to Walter Kanne, E. O. Baker, Walter Baker, Renner of Wapato, and many others. Names include W. R. Shurman Sunnyside F H Hess Naches R. T. Clark Mabton M Mieras and more with licenses sent in blank to the lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Auditor
Walter Kanne
E. O. Baker
Walter Baker
F. C
Renner
Wapato
W. R. Shurman
Sunnyside
F. H. Hess Naches
R. T. Clark
Mabton
M. Mieras
Fred Giehart
W. W. Anglin
Valley towns receive fresh supplies
Valley towns have all about been taken up and new supplies have been forwarded as regional deliveries proceed to the rural communities.
Two Yakima Boys Build Chicken Business for Sunday Trade
Yakima youths Claude Erwin and Claire Green aged 16 and 18 run a growing chicken enterprise. They take orders during the week, kill and dress birds for Sunday dinners, and supply up to 40 chickens weekly through a city market. They hire neighborhood help if demand rises and also operate a milk delivery route using ponies and a small wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Green
Claude Erwin
Yakima
Claire
Leon D. Green
Claude
Green
Dr. Kings New Life Pills Promise Quick Liver Relief
Idleness brings trouble and a lazy liver causes constipation headaches jaundice and a sallow complexion. Dr King’s New Life Pills banish liver troubles and build up health. 25c at C C Case Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
C. C. Case
Advertised Letters at North Yakima Post Office 1909
Unclaimed letters listed for August 14 1909 include Mrs H F Barnes Albert S Brown James T Brunton Robert Buckley two entries Chas Caldwell M S Campbell Clarence Clark George Donavae S S Darlin Mrs M A Dean Simo Filykoff Ewing Gibson Miss Willis Gordon Florence Hazard Miss Mima Hazard J H Heiman Francis Houghton H C Holt Mrs Berg L Hewitt Mrs R F Harris W H Johnston Mrs H A Kelly WN S Krouse Elvis Langston N M Lambers n Loncuey Abeling Mrs J W McKay Harry Murray Miss F M Moxley Jack McDaniel Mrs Thomas McWilliam Frank Marks two entries J L Penton Miss Ellen Peterson Harold Page Clarence Phillips Thomas Ryan Lizzie Reinhart Mrs Co H Reid two entries Renny Richardson R C Smith Frank Schmitz Maris H Smith Frank Shipley Grant Shearer Mattis Taphe Geo Walters Mrs Geo E Wright C Whitmore Maggie Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima _ post office
H. F. Barnes
Albert S. Brown
James T. Brunton
Robert Buckley
Chas. Caldwell
M. S. Campbell
Clarence Clark
George Donavae
S. S. Darlin
M. A. Dean
Simo Filykoff
Ewing Gibson
Willis Gordon
Florence Hazard
Mima Hazard
J. H. Heiman
Francis Houghton
H. C. Holt
Berg L. Hewitt
R. F. Harris
W. H. Johnston
H. A. Kelly
WN. S. Krouse
Elvis Langston
N. M. Lambers
Loncuey & Abeling
J. W. McKay
Harry Murray
F. M. Moxley
Jack McDaniel
Thomas McWilliam
Frank Marks
J. L. Penton
Ellen Peterson
Harold Page
Clarence Phillips
Thomas Ryan
Lizzie Reinhart
Cc. H. Reid
Renny Richardson
R. C. Smith
Frank Schmitz
Maris H. Smith
Frank Shipley
Grant Shearer
Mattis Taphe
Geo. Walters
Geo.e. Wright
C. Whitmore
Maggie Williams
Reform School Band Plays Before Prison Congress
The Washington State Reform School band from Chehal plays tonight in Seattle for the American Prison Association congress. Dr. Gilmour of Toronto calls the meeting highly profitable. Warden Hellstrom of North Dakota credits alcohol with causing most convicts downfalls. Governor Gilchrist of Florida jokes about expanding the women’s sphere as officers are to be elected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Washington State Reform School of
Chehal
American Prison Association
Gilmour
Toronto
Hellstrom
North Dakota
Gilchrist
Florida
Townsites Reserved on Four Coeur d Alene Areas and More
Spokane reservation officials announce government land for townsite use on three Indian reservations. Four townsites chosen on Coeur d Alene at Plummer St. Maries Worley and Desmet. Flathead lists seven sites Arlee Ronan Ravalli Dixon Dayton St Ignatius Polson. Klaxta in Spokane reserved as terminal townsite not yet reserved. Sites to be sold to highest bidder this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
James W. Witten
Coeur d'Alene
Plummer
St. Maries
Worley
Desmet
Flathead
Arlee
Ronan
Ravalli
Dixon Dayton
St. Ignatius
Polson
New Exchange Plan Adds McSpadden Ray Office in City
Harry McSpadden and C. C. Ray open a Universal Sales Exchange Co branch at 9 north Second Street under McSpadden & Ray. The system classifies listings to match buyers and sellers with low fees and rapid handling, with branches planned in a dozen Washington cities by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McSpadden
C. C. Ray
Universal Sales Exchange Co
North Second Street
McSpadden
Messrs McSpadden & Ray
Also Mentioned on This Page
Julian Wheeler
George Ker
North Carolina
John J. Miller
Tacoma
Judge Williamson
Hiram Carpenter
North Nourth Street
C. J. Taft
Frank Nell
Millard Boyd
Justice Court
Valjiey Mercantile Company
Daniel
Edward Horrigan
Charles Kinyon
Roseburg
Ore
Bowman
Sumach Park
Park
Kinyon
C. E. Gibson
W. Manheim
Globe Store
North
Puget Sound Fisheries
West Tde
Girl
Steinway
A. B. Chase
J. A. Bryant
Wellington
Richmond
Starr
Willard
Sherman, Clay & Company
North Yakima, Wash
Hear Reform School Band
Congress
McSpadden & Ray
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