Snowy Selah Heights Delights in Sleighing Prospects
County correspondence notes six inches of snow at Selah Heights with continued flurries. Mr and Mrs J W Schoonover and family visited Yakima friends. Edna Hersom visited North Yakima. A church social at Natches church drew a large crowd. Pleasure seekers danced at E B Hersom’s home after a sleigh ride from the city. Bachelor club met W O Carvall. E B Hersom and J W Schoonover made a business trip to Natches City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Schoonover
Yakima
Edna Hersom
North Yakima
Selah Heights
Natches Church
E. B. Hersom
Bachelor Club
W. O. Carvall
J. W Schoonover
Natches City
Winter's grip and a busy Yakima Valley scene
Winter continues with four inches of snow and ongoing snowfall while residents report routine tasks and plans. John Moody seeks artesian water on his ranch offering 4000 dollars. L A Hovis digs deeper wells above the canal. Orchard growth and farming duties loom as Sunnyside lodge officers are installed and community events unfold in Sunnyside and North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Mail
John Moody
Ed. Silvers
Charley Silvers
Zillah
W. O. W. Hall
L. A. Hovis
Yakima Valley
Yakima Best Always Best for Every Home
A compact note extols Yakima Best as always the best choice for every household, highlighting its reliability and value. No further context or details are provided in the fragment.
Local Social News From District 30 and Surrounds
Ladies Aid represented by Mrs. Devis and 150 attendees heard a program. Miss Susie Hess reports district 30 school progress. Frank Wilie recovers from illness. Six inches of snow brings sleighing. Surprise sleighing party for Mr. and Mrs. A P Dudley spares no detail. A Dillon home euchre party features head prizes Mrs Joseph Schriner and Mr Rooney. Booby prizes go to Mrs Will Butler and Mr Doods. Sick list includes Mrs Wm Butler and Claire Grist with tonsillitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Dudley
Dudley's
Dillon
Jos. Schriner
Rooney
Will Butler
Doods
Wm. Butler
Little Claire Grist
Birth Report and Local Charity Event Recap
A baby boy born February third to Mr and Mrs Jess Friend weighs eight pounds and both mother and child are well. An entertainment at the Lower Najhes church for strangers drew a good crowd with a fine program led by George Nelson and musical numbers from Prof Jacobson and Miss Nellie. The church and Sunday school were represented by local members including Dewan and Rev Herbet with the Endeavor led by Ben Channy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Friend
Lower Natches Church
George Nelson
Prof. Jacobson
Nellie
Rev. Herbet
Brooks
Ben Channy
Natches Hotel Project Shifts Plans to Thirty Room Establishment
Natches plan shifts from lodging house to a thirty room hotel with the contract awarded to Chas Bruenn of North Yakima. Case will also build a large feed yard run with the hotel, with Milt Johnson in charge of the yard construction. Work starts immediately amid slow bridge progress due to stormy weather. Dr Hill and Frank Howard of North Yakima erect a double building with a drug store and a rental room. Barker reports selling over one hundred town lots since taking charge. Charles Gordon of Yakima Hardware visited and bought two prime lots. B M Culp adds a carpenter and shop, Cascade Lumber expands a yard but car shortages hinder progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Case
Chas. Bruenn
North Yakima
Case
Milt Johnson
Lower Natches
Natches River
Hill
Frank Howard
Howard
Barker
Charles Gordon
Yakima
B. M. Culp
Cascade Lumber Co
Lumber Demand Pressures Weisberger Warehouse Growth
The Weisberger warehouse expansion is slow due to material shortages. W. L. Dimmick and his carpenters push projects as weather allows. Work at the Wapatox ditch headgate halted by cold causing cement to freeze and stop progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weisberger
W. L. Dimmick
Wapatox Ditch
Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets Promised To Cure Digestive Ailments
Advert shows Mi-o-na claimed to strengthen weak stomachs and let you enjoy meals. It guarantees cure or money back with a 60c box, urging immediate use to avoid lasting digestive distress and sleeplessness from indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Case
Hop Market Weakens with Falling Prices in Portland
Reports from Portland indicate a softer hop market with lower quotations and heavy anticipated demand if prices drop further. Sales included choice hops at 10 to 14 cents, while some lots traded as low as 9 cents. The Commercial Club held its regular meeting with retiring officers reporting and new officers taking office. A five member committee led by W. W. Robertson was formed to revise by laws and create a publicity bureau with the governing board next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Commercial Club
W. W. Robertson
Hacks and carriages the celebrated John Deere make
Coffin Bros. advertise hacks and carriages under the celebrated John Deere name with emphasis on durability and quality for local buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
Coffin Bros
Vinci restores a delicate child to health says Canton mother
Mrs. C. W. Stump of Canton Ohio urges mothers with weak sickly children to try Vinci cod liver patent, noting her daughter improved rapidly after using the preparation which provides cod liver benefits without the oiliness or nausea. Dragsiat Fred L. Janecz endorses Vinci as unequaled for delicate children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Stump
Canton
O. Wries
Vinci
Fred L. Janeck
Dragsiat
Fashion press notes bru nettes and bold blond rage
The Catholic Standard and Times riffs on current trends and stylish display in fashion. It notes a craze for brunette looks and a frequent display of industry backed rage as a social go to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peckham
Catholic Standard and Times
Notice to creditors in the estate of Wilhelm Kalk
Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against the estate of Wilhelm Kalk deceased to present the same with vouchers to the executrix at the office of Fred Parker No 6 South Second Street North Yakima Washington within one year from February 6 1907 or the claim will be barred by law Dated February 6 1907 Caroline Kale Executrix of the estate of Wilhelm Kalk deceased Feb 6 Mar 6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Kalk
Fred Parker
South Second Street
North
Yakima
Yakima County
Washington
State of Washington
Caroline Kale
Seattle Tobacconists in Trouble
Fifteen liable tobacconists arrested for selling cigarettes to minors were found guilty in police court. each received a $10 plus costs sentence and a warning of possible jail time for future offenses. The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition was endorsed in Springfield for Seattle 1909 with an Illinois exhibit bill forthcoming. Ballard's Snow Liniment praised as a remedy for rheumatism and pains. Tree spray supplies offered cheaply.
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Seattle
Iypbees
Illinois
Springfield
General Assembly
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Hollade
Lee
Lawrence Wharton
Treas
W. B.cloud
E. B. Jones
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Kiona
Pre
R. G. Page
Christian Endeavor Society
Milo Walker
Fred Miles
Tacoma
Charles Porter
Lennon
O. J. Stewart
Satterwhite
Georgia Knight
Miss Lennon
Lee A. Johnson
Natches
Star Clothing
Yakima Avenue
Page Woven Wire Fence Co
Adrian, Michi
Moxee Hardware Co
Dillard Cook
The
Woodburn Nurseries
W. Yakima Ave
Sean Astidiou
Wes Westen
Aga
Oon
Ballard
Colton Fry Drug Co
Coffin Brees
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