Local News Briefs From Yakima Area Chronicles
W I Lince returns from Victoria on Wednesday. The creamery and Thomas Lund store ice from the power house pond this week. Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Willis travel home from visits in Washington and Oregon. James Biggam sells two carloads of ewes at favorable Sound markets price. N Hartung returns from Indiana after sixteen years away. J M Bailey seeks rheumatism relief at the soldiers home in Prosser. Footlight Dramatic Club requests plays to fund Commercial Club building drive. Mrs. Purdin returns from Portland and Forest Grove with Miss Zilla Watson for a Fruitvale stay. A new Monarch steel range arrives boosting home spirits. Woodmen of the World announce first annual dance at Mason's Opera House with contests and prizes. City court quells a drunken dispute with partial confiscation of funds. Womens Sewing Circle holds a social with many attendees. The disreputable awning at the Switzer building remains an eyesore. Broadus discusses pension payouts south of Mason-Dixon line. For sale 280 acres near Goldendale with orchard and wells at 3500 dollars. Palmer and Elk and Pythian Advocate envoys visit local members. Brooker family delays California trip due to pneumonia. Post Office Inspector Mullen leaves Spokane after office checks. Maud Palmer ill with grippe, Eden Howard fills in. Help wanted for housework. Hides and furs sought by Coffin Bros.
New York Cash Store Visitor Returns From Seattle
D E Lesh left for Seattle on a business visit while attorney Fred Parker recovers from a ten day grip siege in poor health. Trains westward faced delays after a Weston freight wreck, killing Brakeman J McDougall and injuring Engineer Boyce. 15 cars fell from a track on a coal train.
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Fred Parker
Grip
Weston
J. McDougall
Boyce
Roslyn
Case of State vs David Linday heard in Yakima court
The case of the State versus David Lindsay titled for criminal libel was before the superior court Monday with Lindsay arraigned but no plea. Much time was spent arguing Judge Rudkin's qualifications and a decision, or jury, is uncertain for April. Mrs Held arrived in Yakima at Lindsay's request, and the libel case centers on a letter by Mrs Held reflecting on Dr P Frank and his wife. The report also notes the Sunnyside Cline Grocery sale to Hub Mercantile Co. and local business shifts, plus Olympia efforts for a Yakima Gold Hill road and other local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lindsay
Lindsay
P. Frank
Josephine Held
Butte
Montana
Frank
Yakima
Rudkin
Cline Grocery Co
Sunnyside
Hub Mercantile Co
W. HI. Cline
Cline
New Shaving Parlors and Trains Between Ogden and Denver
An ad notes Jack sons new shaving parlors with fine bathing apartments and porcelain tubs. It also reports Rio Grande Western Railway adding three daily fast trains Ogden to Denver, linking with Denver Rio Grande and Colorado Midland. Through sleepers run Chicago Ogden San Francisco with a dining car. For literature and rates send 2 cents to J D Mansfield Portland or Geo W Heintz Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Rio Grande Western Railway
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado Midland
Salt Lake Tribune
Ogden
Denver
Chicago
San Francisco
J.D. Mansfield
Washington
Vortland
Geo. W. Heintz
McConnells Advertises Ranges Land and Cough Cures
The notice highlights McConnell’s ranges made in St. Louis and ads for fine milking cows by R N Harrison. It promotes Utah seeds and flour mill ads, with land sales near North Yakima and a six-room house for sale or rent. Also features One Minute Cough Cure claims and local transit notes about a Tacoma to Ellensburg cut-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
H.R. Leamixa
Tacoma News
Lind
Ellensburg
Northern Pacific
Tacoma
Twin Cities
Quiett & Ayres Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yellow Drug Store
Quiett & Ayres Drug Co
W. I. Lince
Victoria, B. C
The
Creamery
Thomas Lund
Power House
R. P. Reynolds
B. L. Baker
Walla Walla
A. J. Willis
Whatcom
James Biggam
N. Hartung
Indiana
West
J. M. Bailey
Prosser
Footlight Dramatic Club
Commercial Club
A. Purdin
Portland
Forest Grove
Oregon
Purdin
John
Bill
McConnell
Monarch
Woodmen of the World
Mason’s Opera House
Moxee Canal
Yakima Avenue
Front Streets
Justice Taggard
Womens Sewing Circle
P. A. Bounds
White
Henry Schott
Frank Bartholet
Pat Jordan
Frank Nagler
John Curry
Mechtel
McCredy
Thead
Oplistil
Ed Montgomery
Nevin
M. Schichtl
Probach
Cox
Carpenter
Louise Schreiner
D. Schreiner
Stinson
Millican
Campbell
Gordon
Brodrie
Bidrie Bartholet
Father Neat
Switzer
South
Pension Bureau
Thomas A. Broadus
Bureau
Mason and Dixon’s
Goldendale
F. L. Palmer
Jolly Elk of
St. Paul
Pythian Advocate
Minneapolis
Fred Brooker
California
Post Office
I. T. Mullen
Spokane
Fechter
Coffin Bros
Crogeres
Losi
Grocery Department
New York
Ted A
City News
D. E. Lesh
Seattle
Alice M. Williamson
Third Street
Hotel Yakima
F. Bond
R. D. Read
Mr. Bond
Alberta
Bank
Knights of Pythias
C. T. Dulin
C. M. Hauser
A. N. Short
August Hammel
J. D. Cornett
Lucy Schaffner
Fourth Street
Gentry Wade
Marshfield
J. H. Wood
the Ladies of the Methodist
Church
Odd Fellows Hall
P.m
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Michels
Bartholet
John Goodwin
Jackson
Iuuuu
North Yakima, Wash
J. A. Cook
Fisher's Harness Shop
McConnell’s
St. Louis
R.N. Harrison
UTAH
Ad. of Flour Mill Co
Olympia
City
Taft & Tatter
W. J. Rogt
Het McConnell's
2Nd Street
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