Ratter's Photographic Studio Ad Promotes Fine Work
Local notice for Ratter's Photographic Studio highlighting fine work as a specialty. The ad emphasizes quality photography services and urges customers to visit for portraits and related imagery.
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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1899
Page
12
Local notice for Ratter's Photographic Studio highlighting fine work as a specialty. The ad emphasizes quality photography services and urges customers to visit for portraits and related imagery.
North Yakima and vicinity report a string of visits and departures as A B Findlay from Wenatchee calls on friends, Roslyn teachers Miss Dillon and Miss Merriman visit, ex sheriff Palmer tours land office, and society notes include a Masonic grand ball set for January 1 1900.
The state dairymen's convention met at the court house with H L Blanchard presiding. Prof C F Curtis of Iowa Agricultural College spoke as delegates registered from Yakima, Barholt and other towns amid a full program of lectures and sessions. Nearby, a masquerade ball at Mason's opera house drew 70 couples with music lasting to near dawn and prizes awarded for best masked pair.
Wanted to buy men’s cast-off clothing and other goods. The Big Tent Second Hand Store buys sells and trades a wide range of items. Located on Second Street south of Coffin Bros.
The St Josephs Academy auditorium was packed as pupils staged an American 1776 themed drama with Continental Army uniforms, choral pieces, recitations, and a Nativity tableau. The program showcased high pupil proficiency under the Sisters guidance and ended with a grand finale. Rooms to rent, Apply at this office. 50 tf Born to Mr and Mrs W M Whipple Thursday morning son.
Uncle George Taylor hosts a grand Christmas dinner with twenty four attendees and gifts to descendants. Notices include property transfers to E. W. Taylor and Mrs. Fred Brooker, a missing blue roan mare and colt, jail holiday dinner, and visits by W. H. Wilcox and D. S. Troy. Local market notes, club meetings, ground breaking for a residence, and state dairy events fill the page.
We thank patrons for past favors and pledge to continue honest goods at reasonable prices. Our watch and clock work will receive thorough attention and we offer the best glasses for a little money. Located at the old stand on First St, we are better equipped than any in the city. Wishing all a prosperous New Year.
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