Local News from North Yakima Spans Visitors and Deaths
Walter Glenn and Arthur Robbins arrive from Ontario for a visit with relatives. Miss Vera Curl dies at 18 after typhoid fever. funeral at Catholic church. A. H. Griffen travels to Parker Bottom. colonists and visitors continue to flood Parker Bottom for orchard work and Northwest tours.
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Walter Glenn
L. R. Rinehart
Arthur Robbins
Ontario
Ore
Bert Iarris
Lake Raches
Charles Harner
Zillah
Tueesday
Bud"’ Barbour
North Seventh Street
S. C. Cloutier
M. H. Williams
Tacoma
North Yakima
G. V .Bunce
Nile
Mr. Bunce
Wadhes City
Lola
Alice Knerr
Mills City
Kennewick
Columbia River
South Ninth Avenue
Vera Curl
Highland Real Estate Company
Ira Maillette
George Mallette
Naches Valley
A. J. Shaw & Sons
A. H. Griffen
Parker Bottom
Seattle
Middle West
Grace Nichols
Athena
da Hop Lee
Ellensburg
Noord Vyakir Celestials
Sowthront Street
Baekehart
Carl Sinclair
Sennd
Green River
Covines
Whetty
Aon
Wata Walla
T. J. Playin
Taedar
North Yakima Social and Local Business Notes
A sprawling North Yakima roundup of residents visitors and events includes John Bergourst of Tacoma in hay markets A G Barbour Seattle in town Interviews with H R Watson editor Prosser Republican and numerous locals in social travel and business. fruit shipments steady three carloads nightly Northern Express to Spokane Seattle markets plus many visits and small-town notices across the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Bergourst
Tacoma
A. G. Barbour
Seattle
H. R. Watson
Prosser Republican
Henry Stark
A. W. Barr
O. J. Stewart
Sunnyside
Selah Valley
Kirkpatrick
Burlington
Northern Express
Snokane
North Yakima
Sam Hills
Thomas Fear
Cowiche
Yakima
George Donald
Yellowstone Park
Tina James
Chin Chan
Lind
Wash
Chin
A. F. Campbell
British Columbia
Alaska
Banff
Henry Goldberg
Salem
Ore
W. N. Granger
Zillah
Allen
Davis
Ellensburg
Laura Page
C. H. Bidwell
M. M. Hohmann
C. Bb. Hohmann
Turtle Lake
N. D
S. C. Hohman
St. Paul
R. Howard Stewart
Martin's Ferry
Ohio
Hunter S. Armstrong
Bellaire
Northwest
F. W. Brown
Harry Vance
Bellingham
E. B. Jones
Eastern Furniture Company
Eagles
Jean Senac
Jean
Feathery Tribe
Victoria
J. Hatfield
Ditter Bros
Mary P Williams
Shaw Undertaking
Lowther
Leamingburg
Cascades
Martin and Nelson's Siding
Kittitny County
Grant A. Dentler
S. J. Harrison Sets Position on Boundaries and Local Option
S. J. Harrison, candidate for state senator, defends Yakima and Benton county lines as fixed. He supports a local option law to reduce taxpayer costs from liquor-related crime. He also notes the U S senator primary winner chosen by the largest September vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Harrison
Yakima
Benton
United States
Harris to Superior Court in bad check case
Fred I. Harris editor of the Grandview Press faced a preliminary hearing in Yakima City on a bad check charge against W. B. Cloud and Sunny Side merchant. He was bound over to the superior court with bonds set at 750 dollars. State evidence included Cloud banker Hawn of Grandview and Pace, a Grandview restaurant keeper who says he received another bad check.
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Marion
Indiana
Dentler
R. S. Weyer
North Fourth Street
D. L. Stone
Marjorie Burnham
Youngstown
Ohio
Seattle
Frances P. Waugh
Wapato
Waugh
Burnham
Dr. Waugh
University of Michigan
Superior Court
Maggie Bradley
Henry E. Bradley
L. J. Hillbery
Clarence J. Hillbery
Minnesota
Sam Hutchinson
Sunnyside
E. B. Jones
Eastern Furniture Company
Seattle Times
Hutchinson
Doris Verran
al Whitson
Roosevelt Avenue
John Sanker
Henry Whipple
Whipple
Justice Richards
Yakima City
Fred I. Harris
Grandview Press
W. B. Cloud
Two Victories One Defeat for North Yakima Teams
Three North Yakima baseball squads returned from their travels with two wins and one loss. Mabton fell 4 to 2 to A. & H. I. Co., West Side defeated Wapato 9 to 8, and Yakima Tigers lost 8 to 2 at Toppenish. Next Sunday Toppenish hosts the Tigers in return.
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Tigers
Toppenish
Big poultry show at the state fair draws top stock
North Yakima fanciers prepare for the poultry exhibit September 28 to October 3 with prize money totaling 75 dollars for best displays. The dairy department expands under Mrs. Carmichael, promising a record butter display and more floor space than 1907.
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Collier
W. O. Minor
Heppner
Minette
Princess Spuci
Harry West
Scappoose
Ore
Walker
L. K. Coggswell
Rockies
J. L. Smith
Spokane
Hazlewood
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
North Yakima
Splawn
Todd and
Marks
Dairy
Carmichael
Yakima City
Dissolution Notice for Cowing & Sprague
Notice is hereby given that the firm known as Cowing and Sprague is dissolved by mutual consent. H W Sprague is authorized to accept all accounts and pay all bills. Dated at North Yakima Washington August 15 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowing & Sprague
A. C. Cowing
H. W. Sprague
North Yakima, Wash
Voters face two large party ballots in September primaries
County Auditor Crocker received the certified candidate lists from the state secretary at Olympia. Ninety nine Republican names and thirty nine Democratic names will appear on the ballots. The tickets will be identical in size form and color with only the lists differing.
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Crocker
Olympia
Evanglist Sankey Dies at Age 68 in New York
Ira D. Sankey, renowned singing evangelist, dies in New York after a period of poor health and blindness since five years. He was 68. Died last night and announced today. An unrelated advertisement for ManZan Pile Remedy appears, offering relief for piles at 60 cents via C. W. Camp, West Side Druggist.
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New York
Ira D.sankey
Sankey
C. W. Camp
West Side Druggist
CANDIDATES NOTICE FOR YAKIMA COUNTY SCHOOLS
A series of notices announces candidates for Yakima County Superintendent of Schools on the Republican ticket. K L Brown of Granger and J M Brown seek clerkship and E M Douglass runs for Superintendent. Douglass cites years teaching and service on the Yakima County Board of Education.
Nomination Date for County Engineer Post on Republican Ticket
Nomination date for the County Engineer office on the Republican ticket is set subject to voters' will as expressed in the September primaries.
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Yakima County
J. M. Brown
County Supervisor Primary Notice Clipped Text
Fragmentary notice references an election date and county office, with unclear details. Reads as a notice about a primary or related election event under a county supervisor framework, but specifics are unreadable.
Candidate announces run for Yakima county assessor
Paid notice states ASA W. SCHWARTZE seeks the Republican nomination for Yakima county assessor in the September primaries. Also advertised is Nob Hill Pineules for the kidneys claiming rapid relief from backache and kidney trouble, sold by C. W. Camp, West Side Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima County
Asa W. Schwartze
Nob Hill
C. W. Camp
West Side Druggist
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North Yakima Milling Company
JT. Handsaker
Mrs. Handsaker
Retslives
North
Bert Lucas
M. M. Turnbull
Livingston
Texas
Anna
Lena Kohls
Joe Kohls
Vancouver
Commercial Club
William Cornett
August Radell
Manston
Wis
Tlanette Robinson
C. A. Radell
Sixth Street
Clifford Fraser
Mabel Campbell
Sound Cities
Schroeder
Yakima Hotel
D. Ekelman
Northern Pacific
Pasco
Martin
John Stacer
Ruth Turnell
A. F. Sither
Glendale
J. L. W. Leary
W. E. Hopkins
Sound
California
Henry Price
Albert Graham
Prie
Tatoma
Niles
Sporting Goods
Moxee Hardware CO
Lieut
Bolles
American Lake
Kodak
Grandview
Evangelist Sankey
New York City
K. L. Brown
Granger
E. M. Douglass
State of Washington
Educion
S. A
Dr. King
Coss
All Throat
Reivn Bc
Polk
Gazetteer
R. L. Polk & Co., Inc
Seattle, Wash
Mollistor
Rocky Mountain
Beauster Data Company
Madison
Vernon J. Rose
Gumbol
Kansas City
Bankers Trust
Tacoma Wash
D. R. Harris
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