Spokane Lodging House proprietor injured in ranch accident
H Ransier of the Spokane Lodging House on South First returned home from his ranch in the Moxee with a broken leg after a gasoline powered well apparatus caught in the belt and dragged him around the drive wheel. The day’s notices include new St Paul and Tacoma Lumber yard at Venus with E L Reeder in charge and various local civic, legal, and social items.
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H. Ransier
Spokane
South First
Moxee
St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company
Venus
E. L. Reeder
Tieton
Tieton Ditch
Newell
F. A. Johnston
Minot
N. D
Mary F. Johnston
North Yakima
Johnston
Mabton
Mabton Bank
H. Low
Bill Sunday
Billy
Sunday
Chicago Nationals
F. D. Yale
Bellingham
E. P. Parsons
Wide Hollow
W. A. Parsons
W. W. Baker
Springville
N. Y
UC. F. Swain
W. E Macdonald
Children’s Home Finding Society
W. D. Thompson
Wapato Ditch Company
Naches City
J. S. Shanks
W. C. Clark
Secret remedy advertised for morning blues at Case's drug store
A nostalgic ad promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for morning gloom sold at Case's drug store. The brief promo positions the product as a personal secret between buyer and seller.
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Case
County Notes From Hot Springs And Nearby
County correspondence reports Mr J O Shadbolt improving in Hot Springs from rheumatism and neuralgia. Mumps are prevalent in Parker with affected homes of D A McDonald and J A Thomas. Mrs A G Dickson travels to Port Angeles to visit her daughter Mrs H Risley. J Cobeen sold his ranch and plans eastward travel with hopes Yakima is better. Sanger Fruit ships ice from North Yakima and stores it. Rev Gilstrap of La Grande visited J E Becks. F G Benjamin builds a house on his ranch. Mrs Maud Holton and children visit Mrs Charles Scott. C L Dorsett plans sale Thursday then Spokane. Mrs Chas Warren and daughter move to Walla Walla. Born Feb 20 to Mr and Mrs Downs a son. A C Webber visited from Sunnyside for Yakima Valley Telephone. Parker attended dances at Wapato. Mrs M L Kagy of School Section visited Mrs Cora Lynne and Mrs J S Williams. Mrs J O Shadbolt and Mrs F G Benjamin were North Yakima visitors.
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J. O. Shadbolt
Hot Springs
Parker
D. A. McDonald
J. A. Thomas
A. G. Dickson
Port Angeles
H. Risley
J. Cobeen
Yakima
Sanger Fruit Company
North Yakima
Mr. Gilstrap
la Grande
Ore
J. E. Becks
F. G. Benjamin
Maud Holton
Ellensburg
Charles Scott
C. L. Dorsett
Spokane
Chas
Warren
Walla Walla
Downs
A. C. Webber
Sunnyside
Residents migrate and build in Fruitvale region strong activity
James Kern moved onto the old Mouch place recently purchased from J. D. Nichols. J. K. Red moved into his new house south of B. L. Mitchell's. F. H. Russell visited from Parker Bottom. George Biers from Oregon arrived at Gibson Ranch. W W Hee from Prince Albert continues to California after a brief stay. Robert Johnson returned from Seattle on business. Neighbors use round field rock for building stone on Nob Hill. Mrs. E. G. Peck and daughter Helen plan winter in California. Arlie Harmon and wife moved to Spokane. Mrs. A. A. Dickerson leaves for California to join husband. Alfred Parker rents J. Parr’s former place after arriving from Oklahoma.
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James Kern
Mouch Place
J. D. Nichols
J. K. Red
B. L. Mitchell
S. F. H. Russell
Parker Bottom
George Biers
Oregon
Gibson Ranch
Hee
Prince Albert
Canada
California
F. G. Orr
Robert Johnson
Seattle
Nob Hill
E. G. Peck
Helen
Arlie Harmon
Spokane
A. A. Dickerson
Yakima City
Alfred Parker
J. Parr
Parker
Oklahoma
Sunnyside Social Notes and Local Visits
The town reportsunion missionary meeting at Federated church Thursday at 2 30 and Bob Smith speaking March 2. Visitors include E G Lichty Grandview and A G Hollada Grandview. Mrs Gertrude Reese and children visit the Ge o Reese family. C C orchestra draws fine crowds in Mabton Friday and Prosser Saturday. Mr Calkins returns from Portland Friday. Mrs George visits her parents. Cline Young store rooms ready next week. Miss Reta Stover Prosser visitor. J C Lloyd Ellensburg passes through toward the Columbia. Mr and Mrs W C Ball celebrate Washington birthday with turkey dinner. Leap Year party at Commercial club rooms Friday night. Improvement club officers for coming year listed.
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Union
Federated Church
Bob Smith
E. G. Lichty
Grandview
A. G. Hollada
Gertrude Reese
Geo. Reese
C. C. Orchestra
Mabton
Prosser
Calkins
Portland
Mrs. George
Cline & Young
Reta Stover
J. C. Lloyd
Ellensburg
Columbia
W. C. Ball
Washington
Linece
J. L. Stackhouse
Local officers listed as meeting attendees and family trip noted
Mrs. cent Robert McCredie vice president Mrs Jos Lannin secretary Mrs F K Spaulding assistant secretary Mrs O R Ferrill treasurer Mrs S J Harrison. Mrs Frank Morris and her brothers George and Harvey Matheson left on Saturday night for Olympia where the Mathesons will have a family reunion.
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Cent
Robert McCredie
Jos. Lannin
F. K. Spaulding
O. R. Ferrill
S. J. Harrison
Frank Morris
George and
Harvey Matheson
Olympia
Matheson’s
Spring Socials and Local Happenings on the Ranches
Roads dry up and bees appear as spring work begins on area ranches. District 1 at St Valentine hosts a successful social with Nellie Zutenhorst winning bon bons and Amy Burchfield second with a valentine. District 58 presents a Washington's birthday program followed by a ribbon and basket social. Local incidents include a buggy wreck from Willie Eklemen and injuries to a driving horse guided by Mr Barker. California visitors Archie and Louise Heaton stay with O H Brooking. Will Angle and Rena Jastos visit Barker. Moves include Wm Taylor relocating to North Yakima and Ralph family to Old Town. John Rodman travels from Wapato to sort and market potatoes. Calves fall to blackleg. J Jangewaard returns from Iowa. Peter Wayneburg joins North Yakima Business College. Willie Eklemen visits Mabton to see his sister. David Peck recovers from la grippe and is active.
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Washington
Willie Eklemen
Barker
Guy Goldsmith
Archie and
Louise Heaton
California
Yakima Country
O. H. Brooking and
Will Angle
Rena Jastos
Naches Valley
Mrs. Barker
Wm. Taylor
Bellhop
Yakima
Ralph
Old Town
John Rodman
Wapato
L. C. Patrick
Blackleg
Mabton
David Peck
J. Jangewaard
Iowa
Peter Wayneburg
North Yakima Business College
Tree Planting Offer for Orchard Growers
To those planting orchards this season it will plant and guarantee a full stand to start growth for about the same price paid ordinarily. Trees will be thoroughly inspected and pruned before setting. Telephone 4791.
Olympia High prep: Yakima Valley prep baseball hopes rise
Outlook says the Olympia high school team will organize this week with basketball ending soon and baseball taking priority. Prospects look strong after last year’s top scholastic team in Yakima valley. New scholars join and pitchers are the only weakness. trials planned for several new entries. Outside teams have requested games as Olympia's fast squad nears an May visit.
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Yakima Valley
Olympia High School
Forest Service Wins Cattle Grazing Case on Public Lands
United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in San Francisco affirms Judge Hunt’s ruling against Thomas Shannon for drifting cattle onto the Little Belt National Forest in Montana. The decision upholds federal control over public lands and per regulations prohibiting grazing without a permit, despite Montana’s fence law. A similar Colorado case awaits in the same circuit.
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Washington
United States
Carl Rasch
Montana
Gifford Pinchot
United States Forest Service
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Judge Hunt
Thomas Shannon
Forest Service
Shannon
Little Belt National Forest
Hunt
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Little Belt Forest
9Th Federal Judicial Circuit
Rocky Mountain
Pacific States
9Th Circuit
West Side Prep and Bellingham to Tour State
Walla Walla plans to take a squad toward the western part of the state while Bellingham high school also aims to stop here on its tour. A manager is likely to be elected this week to organize these games and others that arise. A captain will be chosen after tryouts. Early hopefuls include Earl McMahen Erwin Shiley Dan Gibson Lyman Bunting Ben Sawbridge Noel Thompson Chas Westerby Fred Berg Harold Jones Harold Oviatt Raleigh Johnson Glen Griffiths Earl Waugh and many newer students.
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Lyman Bunting
Ben Sawbridge
Noel Thompson
Chas Westerby
Fred Berg
Harold Jones
Harold Oviatt
Raleigh Johnson
Glen Griffiths
Earl Waugh
Teachers Institute in North Yakima to Feature E A Bryan
State College president E A Bryan will headline the North Yakima teachers institute to be held in early March. The trip marks a four week tour of institutes across principal west side cities as he continues his current lecture series.
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State College
Pullman
Teachers’ Institute
Yakima
E. A. Bryan
West Side
President Bryan Tours Europe Learnings For U S Students
After returning from a visit to Europe, President Bryan uses observations from abroad in lectures to the student body of the college and citizens of Pullman. He will attend institutes in Prosser March 9 10 Tahoma March 11 12 Puyallup 13 14 and Chehalis County March 16 18.
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Europe
Bryan
Pullman
North Yakima Prosser
Tahoma
Puyallup
Chehalis County
Governing Board Expands Membership at Commercial Club
The commercial club board voted 76 new members and removed the member cap. The $10 fee stays in effect until mid March. A. B. Weed replaces Fd. Allen on the board. Spokane information bureau plan discussed, publicity committee to decide.
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The
Commercial Club
A. B. Weed
Fd. Allen
Spokane
Old Booster the Hen Rescued From Iron Kettle
In Spokane Washington a speckled hen named Old Booster survived confinement under an iron kettle for days. Belonging to Mrs W C Kennedy of Palouse the hen clucked a mysterious message after awakening from the nest and was finally freed when it pecked at the kettle. The incident occurred February 9 and was recalled on George Washingtons birthday.
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Spokane
Wash
W. C. Kennedy
Palouse
Here
Beer illegal sale leads to $18.50 fine in court
Chief Short and Officer Story patrolled a restricted district and bought a bottle of beer at KT restaurant. Monday a warrant was issued against the proprietor for running a blind pig. The Jap was brought to justice court with the above outcome.
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Short
Story
Large Addition to Modoc National Forest
The president signed a proclamation adding about 570000 acres to Modoc National Forest in northeastern California. Mostly in Modoc county with few lands in Lassen county, the total area reaches 859018 acres. Supervisor C B E Rachford based in Alturas will administer the new lands which hold a valuable yellow pine stand estimated in the millions of feet per acre of twelve thousand.
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Washington
Modoc National Forest
California
Lassen County
Modoc County
Modoc Forest
C. BE. Rachford
Alturas
Cal
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E. M. Brannick
Ager
Studebaker
Des Moines
I. M. Krutz
Burlington
Thorpe
Clara Whitson
Granger
T. A Noble
W. H. Granger
Mr. Noble
Moses Bloom
St. Paul Dispatch
J. H. Robson
R. S. Roberts
W. P. Sawyer
Ray Andrews
Superior Court
George Kohls
Highland Real Estate Company
Erickson and Peterson
Chas. P. Ferguson
Mr. Ferguson
C. F. Schroeder
C. M. Bartlett
Tacoma
Washington Hotel
Boston
North Yakima, Wash
Boston Store Bulletin
Fruitvale
Improvement Club
Pres
Pineule Medicine CO
Chicaso
U.S. A
C.W. Camp
Pinchot
Institute
Governing Board
Ade
North Yakim
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