Local items in Yakima and neighboring towns
W S Patterson and Dan Reilly spent Sunday at the Green River Hot springs. Mrs N S Johnson returned from a Found, Tiurn-Thursday, January 20, 11165 in North Yakima. Prosecuting Attorney W Krutz visited Olympia. Rev Morton L Rose returned from Ritzville after a protracted meeting. Mrs J R Smith of 596 North Second Street injured in a fall. A new lodge of the Order of Pendo with 25 members was started in Yakima City. Prosser representative L A Clarke visited. F M Oliver attended his sister Mary Babcock's funeral in Pendleton. Charles C Ditter of Nelson, B C, visited after two months with John Ditter. G W Mason expanded Sunnyside ditch acreage near Zillah. E L Boardman of Prosser Bulletin in town. visit not for injunctions. Thelma R Bristow died. funeral at Tahoma cemetery. Thos Dingle from Ellensburg spent weekend here. work on NP line near Thrall. T Tabashi held to superior court on 1000 bail for assault on Mrs Ellen Wright. Circular saw accident injured right hand. hospital care. Ellensburg Normal boys beat North Yakima 24 15. lineup listed. February 10 girls game vs local high school team. Senator Walter J Reed in town. supports S H Piles. Irrigation legislation meeting planned in Olympia. Reed seeks delegation. Ladies Aid divisions B and C entertained at Mrs A L Flint’s with pink and green decor. 30-picture guessing contest won by Mrs W H Thompson. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wkrutz
Yakima
Olympia
Morton L. Rose
Ritzville
J. R. Smith
North Second Street
Hew
The
Order of Pendo
Yakima City
L. A. Clarke
Washington Irrigation Company
Prosser
F. M. Oliver
Mary Babcock
Pendleton
Charles C. Ditter
Nelson
B. C
John Ditter
Ellensburg
North Yakima
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
A. L. Flint
North Third Street
W. H. Thompson
Barnes
Skillern
Misses Flint
Cole
Butler
M. L. Rose
P. J. Flint
Bryan
Smith
Fund May Be Lost to Washington Says Noble
Engineer T. A. Noble of the U S Geological Survey warns the present legislature must enact irrigation laws or most of the 3 million dollars held by the U S treasury will be spent in other states. He cites federal and state rules, feasibility concerns, and urges action to preserve funds for local projects. He notes Utah Idaho Wyoming Nevada and Colorado pass laws favorable to irrigation and stresses the need to remove legal obstacles to feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Noble
United States Geological Survey
United States Treasury
Noble
House Irrigation Committee
Washington
Hare
Nevada
Department
Secretary of the Interior
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
State Irrigation Committee
Real estate buy now urged for family gift and profit
An urging to purchase real estate now lists parcels on the books likely to yield profits at current prices. It suggests investing spare money, proposing a home for the family as a holiday gift, and notes property value growth and higher interest than banks. It advises discussing with one’s wife before contacting the offering party.
Notice of North Yakima special election on sewer bonds
H. B. Scudder & Co publishes a notice for a February 7 1905 special election in North Yakima Washington to decide on indebtedness and issuing 57000 in bonds for the McCulloh trunk sewer system. The vote will occur 9 am to 7 pm in ward polling places with yes or no ballots. City Clerk J C Brooker signs the notice.
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North Yakima
Washington
State of Washington
McCulloh
Aaid
Said City
Ashington
McCulloch
Union Block
East
Yakima Avenue
City Hall
Front Street
Weirs Carpenter Shop
West
Yakima Ave
Clark's
Fifth Ward
Armory
Bouth '3 Street
Ene Fe Esseleet
J.C. Brooker
North Yakima Council Resolution Declares Intent To Retain
City of North Yakima Washington adopts a resolution stating its intention to retain certain powers and proceed with actions to implement the plan. The document frames authority and purposes for municipal governance without detailing specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeien
North Yakima
Washington
North Yakima Sidewalk Improvement on D Street Proceeding
City council resolves to construct an eight foot wooden sidewalk on the south side of D Street from Front Street to Selah Avenue. Estimated cost is 200 dollars, assessment to be levied on parcels in described blocks OC and adjacent lots, with notices to be published before February 6, 1905. Mayor Fechuter signs. City Clerk Brooker attests.
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D” Street
Said City
Front Street
Selah Avenue
Said Street
North Yakima
Washington
City
O. A. Fechuter
J. C. Brooker
North Seventh Street
Yakima County
Towit
Lota
C. A. ER
Resolution to Improve North Seventh Street in North Yakima
City council resolves to improve North Seventh street from A street to H street with an eight foot wooden sidewalk. Estimated cost is 1150 dollars to be assessed against parcels in blocks 123 to 129, with notice set for February 6, 1905. Mayor C. A. Er presided.
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. B
W. S. Patterson
Dan Reilly
Green River Hot Springs
North
L Oo Bwaback
G. W. Mason
Zillah
Mason
Sunnyside
E. L. Boardman
Prosser Bulletin
New Court House
Thelma R
0. M. Bristow
West Yakima Avenue
Tahoma Cemetery
Thos Dingle
Thrall
Northern Pacific
T. Tabashi
Justice Taggerd
Ellen Wright
Charles Reynolls
Walter J. Reed
S. H. Piles
Reed
Royal Baking Powder CO
William
New York
Royal Neighbors
M. W. A. Hall
Herald Office
J. A. Adams
Summit View
Ognia
Nichols
Tragendor
Peck
J. BE. Roberts
F. M. and
A. BP. Oliver
Hombe
H. B. Scudder & CO
Ferry Seeds
M. Ferry & Co
Detroit
Mich
E. A. Brown
Geo. Donald
Hugh K. Sinclair
J.D. Cornett
Frank Bartholret
A. Schindeler
Yakima Av
Yellowstone Park Line
Agaa
North Coast Limited
Twin City Express
Pacific Express
Burlington Train
A.D. Chariton
AGP. M
PostLand
Ons
J. R. Radford
Morey Bag
Cae Wat
Piret St. Mert Ventas
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