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The Yakima Herald from Yakima Herald Publishing Co. serves North Yakima with local news, community updates, and regional reporting highlighting residents, events, and municipal happenings.
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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1904
Page
10
The Yakima Herald from Yakima Herald Publishing Co. serves North Yakima with local news, community updates, and regional reporting highlighting residents, events, and municipal happenings.
Washington Wednesday notes the first printed issue of the Step-Ladder, the high school paper now in its eleventh year of printed or written form. It lists the 1904 staff and class sections with editors, business manager, and various department heads, along with local notices and advertisements.
W H Bogle of Seattle visited here last Saturday while I S Knight a rancher from Moxee was in town Monday. Mrs Georgia Cary leaves for San Francisco for the winter. Alec Brandenburg returned from Kentucky after a months stay. Miss Marjorie Krutz hosts friends tomorrow afternoon. Grace Heckok, nurse, returns from Parker. G F Blaine of Washington Irrigation attended superior court. High school boys Sorority dance at Phillips hall with X T C guests. Otto Pfiefle buys Jacob Rainier ranch in Moxee for $4000. Trinity club dance at Wisconsin hall draws larger crowd. Mrs Cary displays burnt leather Indian designs. 501 Charles W Camp and wife arrive from Ellensburg, settle at 9 Nona Seventh. Orrin Reed to spend winter in North Yakima. Kindergarten Christmas tree planned. Wm Hackett injured in runaway near town. James Knox, U S Commissioner of Shipping, visits Yakima amid senatorial talk. Miss Esther Armbruster dies of typhoid fever at 205 South Fourth. Remains go to St Paul. Ladies Aid concert at Mrs A B Weed’s earns praise. Jack Lysett relocates Yakima sheep plant to Moxee 14 miles out to be closer to Columbia trail. Vera Cook surprised party organized by Nellie Hauser et al. Ellensburg basketball defeats Yakima girls 10–2. Kilgore chaperone. Ads promote Coffin Bros. furniture, small house for sale on South Second, Elite sports goods, Coffin Bros. department store.
Professional nurse J Burton Gillis advertises a house and lot for sale at 81 North Fourth Street. Bargain price for quick sale. call 807 North Fourth for details.
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