Live Eagle Exhibit Draws Attention at Columbia Market
A six foot wingspan eagle captured by E P Darby of Fruitvale last Sunday is on display at the Columbia Meat Market before the public. The bird was stunned and captured without being killed on a hill near the Congdon ditch. Superintendent D C Reed notes rising school attendance in North Yakima while a dike project advances after jury approval of commissioners estimates in a condemnation case by Diking District No. 4 to stop Yakima River encroachment on local ranches.
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Columbia
E. P. Darby
Fruitvale
Congdon Ditch
D. C. Reed
Moxee
Yakima
Fire proofing overseer travels to Spokane on contract
A. J. Bowles who supervised fire proofing for the new courthouse left the city Wednesday for Spokane where he holds a large contract for a fireproof building. The infant child of Mr and Mrs L C Geisel died unexpectedly Wednesday morning. The child, believed sleeping, was found dead by a visitor Mrs Moran. Norman Robinsons remains will be buried at Tahoma cemetery Friday with funeral at the Evangelical church led by Dr C o Gibson. A daughter and her husband will travel from Waterloo Iowa to attend. Robinson would have turned 73 on Friday.
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A. J. Bowles
New Court House
Spokane
Norman Robinson
Tahoma
Evangelical Church
C.o R. Gibson
Waterloo
Iowa
Robinson
City attorney urges press opposition to Credo vagrancy ejectment
A prominent attorney declares against Professor Credo’s ejectment on vagrancy charges and questions press support. He defines vagrants as those who do not work or pay bills and criticizes newsmen’s stance while noting A Harmon’s city visit from Hanford, linked to property under construction by the big ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credo
A. Harmon
Hanford
Big Ditch
Den ver man seeks Yakima Valley site for new location
The Hanford country has appealed to A. E. Westlake of Denver who has spent time in the Yakima Valley seeking a suitable site and has decided to locate there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford
A. E. Westlake
Denver
Yakima Valley
Stork Delivers New Year’s Babies to Local Homes
A New Year’s gift arrives at 604 South First Street, home of Mr. and Mrs. John Tipton, with gratitude from Mr. Tipton as a young lady settles in. Another baby is left at the Hughes residence in the Ahtanum during a country visit by the stork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
John Tipton
South First Street
Mr. Tipton
Man Denies Meeting Peculiar P nigripes in Argument
Andrew Manke says he knows nothing about P nigripes and doubts he ever met the mentioned fellow, though he admits to a dispute with the group he led. The passage reflects a personal defense amid a contested encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.nigripes
Andrew Manke
Skunks, Money, and Winter Travel Mentioned in Local Notes
Three men in Cowiche caused a scene with reckless spending and scenting. Mr. Mankey’s cold was cured. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Larson depart for Los Angeles for winter. G. H. Ingham of the Republic heads to Walla Walla to join a paper. James Leslie fills his role.
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Mr. Mankey
G. H. Ingham
The
Republic
Walla Walla
James Leslie
Richmond Paper Company
Mass meeting on trunk drain for Granger Out Look district
Sunnyside Washington seeks U S Reclamation Service to build a trunk drain and waste way linking with Snipes Mountain lateral and ending at the Yakima River near Granger. The plan aims to improve drainage for the Granger Out Look area. Tom McAusland reports from North Yakima on his return from Puyallup. J E Smith leases 15 acre J M Brown fruit ranch near State Fair Grounds and plans to expand fruit ventures alongside express business.
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Sunnyside
Wash
Outlook
Granger and Outlook
Snipes Mountain
Yakima River
Granger
United States Reclamation Service
J. E. Smith
Northern Pacific Express
J. M. Brown
State Fair Grounds
Mr. Smith
Moxee rancher Saint to be sued by Spokane city
H. Y. Saint a well known Moxee rancher and former Spokane Press manager faces a Spokane lawsuit over a $2000 judgment awarded to a woman injured by a defective walk. The city seeks repayment of that amount. Saint is in Spokane to attend the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Y. Saint
Spokane Press
Spokane
Saint
Water discoveries bolster Rose Land artesian flow plans
The Rose Land company reports an active artesian water flow is not yet sufficient for city use though findings on Nob Hill confirm water in drillings. The firm holds a North Yakima artesian supply franchise and will publicize results via Herald Want Ads. A separate notice sets January 30 1908 as the hearing date for the final account and distribution petition in the Susan Maria Noble estate showing Bolan A. Berndt as administratrix with the will annexed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Land Company
Nob Hill
North
Yakima
Final account and distribution petition in Noble estate
In Yakima County Probate Washington the final account of Eola A Berndt administratrix with the will annexed of Susan Maria Noble deceased has been filed for settlement. A petition for final distribution accompanies the account and a hearing is set for Thursday January 30 1908 at 9 30 AM in the court room or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Yakima County
Susan Maria Noble
Eola A. Berndt
Court Dates Set for Estate Settlement in North Yakima
The Yakima county court schedules the settlement of the ricecount and hearing on the petition. Interested parties may appear to file objections or contest the account and petition at the indicated time and place. The notice is sworn by county clerk R. hk. Nichols and issued for A. W. Barr, Deputy, for the estate of Susan Maria Noble with will annexed, administratrix Ja(ni)Jane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Yakima County
Washington
Estate of Obed Noble Hearing in Yakima County
In Yakima County Washington the administratrix Kola A Berndt seeks final account and distribution of the estate of Obed Noble deceased. A hearing is set for the 6th day of January 1998 at 9 30 o clock in the court room in North Yakima. Notice of hearing to be posted and published for four weeks in three public places and in Herald newspaper. Ralph Kauffman Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Yakima County
Obed Noble
Kola A. Berndt
Eola A. Berndt
Washington
Yakima
Notice of final distribution hearing for estate of Obed Noble
Court notice records the administratrix Eolaserndt filing for final distribution of the estate of Obed Noble deceased in Yakima County Washington. The hearing is set for the 80th day of January at 9:00 in the forenoon in the Yakima court to settle the estate and address objections or exceptions in writing.
David Rosser Physician and Surgeon Listed
Dr. David Rosser, physician and surgeon, maintains an office over Jan ck's Drug Store at Sixth and Chestnut with hours 9 am to 12 pm and 3 to 5 pm He serves as a member of the Pension Board.
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Jan °Ck
Pension Board
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G. T. Aumiller
Ori Xz
Drayman
West Yakima Ave
Little Bunny
Frank X. Nagler
Diamond Dick
She
North Second ST
F. F. Nelson
Felsi
Jomil
Olrielet
Gome
Cascade Lumber Coo
Ese Estes
King Conee
Essen
North Yakima, Wash
Official Paper
Los Angeles
A. E. Larson
Leaves Republic
Tom McAusland
Puyallup
McAusland
Big
Herald
Otto Nelson
North Second Street
Bolan A. Berndt
Cull & Davis
R. Hk. Nichols
Yakima Inty
Superior Court
Said
A. W. Barr
Court of
Jani-Janze
Eolaserndt
Sid
Sid Aerpant
Ms Hopeyte
Hols
Yakimpa
Wash- Wetton
Lola A. Berndt
Haffner CO
Levi Strauss & Co
Trust
Zplilitda
Yakima Avenue
Alph K. Nichols
Attorney AT Law
Opera House
N. Second St
Ohn H. Lynch
Mullins Buiding
Es Clay & MinGs
Attorneys AT Law
American Surety Go
Empire State Surety Co
Ditter Block
A. Lynch, M. D
Mullina
Elis & Nagler
Sloan Block
N. Natches Are
Dr. Nagler
David Rosser
M. W. A. Meeta
Coffin Bros
Fred L. Janeck
Ing
W. D.ingalls, Prop
R.F.D. No
Brest
Lowey
Efrrys
Farrys
Ferrys
Freer
Dereon, Mee
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