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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1907
Page
10
The City Herald urges shoppers to start Christmas purchases before the eleventh hour to avoid crowded stores. It notes merchants offer deposits to hold items and asks buyers to plan morning visits, easing stress for both customers and clerks during the holiday rush.
The Herald predicts Lombard will win by a good majority as the right man for the post. The people of North Yakima may be depended upon to give themselves a square deal.
H C Davis of the Moxee, owning 73 acres near the Moxee bridge, reports dairy expansion on his ranch. He milks 17 cows this year and notes receipts of $1158 from Sept 1906 to Sept 1907 with cream and butter valued around $5 for home use. Elmer Marks of Ahtanum Dairy plans to buy registered Holsteins in Iowa Wiscon sin and will ship nearly half of a carload to Davis' ranch.
Will Interest Many. Every person should know that Zood health is impossible if the kid neys are deranged. Foley's Kidney Cure will cure kidney and bladder disease in every form, and will build up and strengthen these organs so they will perform their functions properly. No danger of Bright's dis ease or diabetes if Foley's Kidney Cure is taken in time. North Yaki ma Drug Store, A. D. Sloan, Prop.
J Jameson, head electric crane man at the Granby smelter, was instructed Tuesday to report to Grand Forks B C as soon as possible. The Granby smelter, idle for three weeks, will reopen today reinstating 900 workers who have been without jobs. Jameson departed on the afternoon train.
George Slade and family of Atche son Kansas arrived Tuesday to meet W H Curtis family and explore making North Yakima home. He plans ranch property investment and may install steam hot water or vacuum heating plant. Moxee hardware Co can install any on short notice. J Gilmore and wife visit Wm Lee Jr. Gilmore is C N W Ry agent at Batavia Illinois. King's Little Liver Pills advertised to wake lazy livers and clear skin priced 25 cents.
Gano and Sons prepare to drill an artesian well on their 80 acre tract in the Moxee valley described as one of the finest dry land ranches in the area. The purchase of the property signals a significant development for the family in this agricultural region.
Woolever, a leading Le Raysville merchant, says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured his piles two years ago. The salve is guaranteed for sores wounds burns and abrasions and is sold at C. C. Case's drug store.
Bed Man Bed Man Here N and Douglass of Marshall and Stearns Los Angeles visits city. Douglass has installed a wall bed set from the firm in the residence of Dr. Goodnow.
Seasonal decay described, advertise Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a health tonic. Promotes tea or tablets for fortifying the system. Sold at Case's drug store with price 35 cents.
Mrs. Heyne of Highland Park suffered an ankle dislocation after a box she stood on tipped, throwing her to the floor. She will be confined indoors for several days.
An advertisement in the Herald promotes fast results by placing a want ad. Readers are urged to use the classified section to reach a broad local audience efficiently.
An old medical note describes Pinesalve Carbolized as a poultice that draws out inflammation and poison. It promotes antiseptic healing for chapped hands lips cuts and burns and is sold by C. W. Camp.
Elmer Weeks, a noted horseman from Asotin County, has purchased the Gano & Sons livery stable on South First Street and assumed management of the business on December 1. Special sale of dishes at Coffin Bros. 43-tf.
Mrs. Jean Charrett of Spokane visits Mabton as locals recall Thanksgiving events. Belma school presents a Thanksgiving program. Frank Berney sells and then buys back the acre ranch with Paul Pichot for 2500 dollars. North Yakima visitors join Mabton families for tin wedding jubilees. A large Thanksgiving clam bake at Johnnie Schumacher’s home features guests from Towner North Dakota and Mabton couples celebrate tinware gifts.
The visiting Outlook team defeated Granger 16 to 11 at Granger Park. Attendees from Outlook included Mr and Mrs F J Robertson Miss Eaton and Messrs Eaton Saw and others at the Thanksgiving Eve dance.
Thanksgiving events are reported in Granger with Mr. and Mrs. Cloud Chamberlin of Granger at Mrs Jenni e Doolittle s home in pleasant country. The nine year old son of C W Cone died of typhoid fever after the family moved recently and the fever affected other children. Funeral services were at First Presbyterian Granger with Rev Haynes, burial at Zillah cemetery. An Odd Fellows service filled the church. Brick layers began work on a new tannery, with sub contractor L M Hilton. A New England breakfast hosted by Mr and Mrs B E Fenner included Dooolittle Nora Maxwell R J MacLaughlin Bardeau and Bardeau. Next Friday opens a high school program of debates musical and oratorical numbers.
At a Tuesday meeting the Y M C A board appointed a membership committee consisting of H. M. Gilbert, L. H. Roberts and A. S. Davis and a furnishings committee with T. Weisberger, A. L. Flint and W. L. Lemon. Work will not begin until the building question is settled as the matter is referred to local, Seattle, and New York offices.
Kent Hamdem Green 14 died at home 215 North Ninth Street in North Yakima. A violinist and soprano soloist with a public record, he was born April 18, 1893 in Rochester, Washington and raised mainly in Eugene Oregon where he sang and excelled as an athlete. He moved to North Yakima four years ago and attended high school as a freshman. Survived by parents, three sisters Ruth Marguerite Frances and brother Clair. Funeral at 2 15 Friday at the Christian church with Rev Morton L Rose officiating.
Miss Luella Turnell married Dr. A F Steher of Lindale Oregon Tuesday noon at the bride’s parents home with Rev. M J Bywater officiating. The bride, eldest Turnell daughter, and the groom, Rush Medical College graduate, both reside in Lindale with Dr Steher serving as Union Pacific physician. They left for the couple’s Lindale home on the afternoon train.
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