Local Notes from North Yakima Area Headlines
James Thompson killed near Black Prince mine on St Joe river. John Myers jailed two years for burglary in Pendleton Circuit Court. Patrolman C E Ray dies suddenly in Everett. Multiple other incidents include drownings, wrecks, arson, jail escapes, and local civic notices.
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James Thompson
Black Prince
St. Joe
John Myers
Pendleton
Ore
Evertt
C. E. Ray
John McDonald
Potlatch Lumber Company
Palouse
Portland Express
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Portland
Comstock
Oregon
Seattle and Northwest Tragedies and Trials Across 1900s
A Seattle duck hunter dies when a gun misfires during a chase on Lake Washington. A boy named KennethBattelle fatally shoots his brother during a play moment near the University of Washington. A Portland boarding house tragedy ends with two deaths and a suicide amid domestic strife. Multiple assaults, accidents, and legal cases unfold in Washington and Oregon as the region faces crime and misfortune.
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Salem
Oregon
Forest Pressnall
Ellensburg
Hunter
Wallace
Idaho
Carl Anderson
Thomas Lynn
Butte
Costello
Valley, Wash
Fred Schneible
Aberdeen
Filma
Portland
F. B. Martin
Emma Helms
Rosy Bloom
Seattle
A. W. Clay
Thomas Redshaw
Lake Washington
John DeWinter
DeWinter
Redshaw
Kenneth Battelle
Laurance R. Battelle
University of Washington
Kenneth
Valley
Wash
J. A. Blue
Novel cure for colds promoted with Hyomei inhaler
An advertisement extols Hyomei medicated air as a direct cure for head colds and throat and lung irritations. It claims rapid relief, device portability, and a money back guarantee from seller C. C. Case. A Hyomei outfit costs 1 dollar with ongoing refills 50 cents. The second item notes the forty fourth biennial legislature organizing with J. M. Ripley elected speaker and F. M. McDavid as senate president pro tem.
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North
Yakima
C. C. Case
J. M. Ripley
Atkinson County
F. M. McDavid
Green County
Senate
Hollistr's Rocky Mountain Tea Offered at Case's Drug Store
A testimonial advertises Hollistr's Rocky Mountain Tea as possessing powerful medicinal properties to remove disorders and promote health. The product is offered in tea or tablet form for 35 cents at Case's Drug Store.
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Hollistr
Rocky Mountain
Case's Drug Store
North Yakima Lot Sells for 16000 To Seattle Buyer
Caspar Feuernpach sold lot 19 block 31 and lot 25 by 144 feet west of First National Bank to Ada Wiseman 18 months ago for 7600. Tuesday the same parcel sold to Mr. Fisher of Seattle for 16000. Barnes & Son handled the deal. Fisher plans a modern stone and brick two story building with offices upstairs and retail on the ground floor. He may buy more North Yakima property, calling it a prime investment location.
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Wm. Burgess
Sunnyside
Riverside
Moxee
Puuse
Charles L. Lull
Gold Hill
Lull
Thomas Fife
F. Ackenhausen
Miller Building
Ackenhausen
Theodore Weisberger
E. F. Perry
Robin Stanton
S. A. Halphide
Arthur Baker
Arthur Dennis
Boston
Chas. Wade
Wide Hollow
Geo. Kauffman
Herald
North Yakima Business College
Mabton
George
North Yakima
Will Horsley
June
Charles Richardson
Seattle
Ahtanum Valley
Painters’ Union
Wisconsin Hall
Wright
Jessie Hatch
Anna Wright Seminary
Tacoma
F. E. Club
Maude
Grace Slason
Northern Pacific
North Coast
Caspar Feuernpach
First National Bank
Ada Wiseman
Spokane
Busines
Fisher
Spot Cass
Barnes & Son
Yakima
North
Grandest Raspberry Extant-Cham berland variety offered
Description promotes a new raspberry variety with superior growth, earlier ripening, enormous firm berries, strong shipping quality, and vigorous canes. Valley-grown stock offered spring 1907 at $40 per 1000 by Dillard Cooke, Lock box 195, North Yakima, Washington.
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Gregg
Dillard Cooke
Lock Box
North Yakima
Waahngton
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West A Street
Dorothy A. Darling
Helena
Montana
Deer Lodge
Gertrude E. Dow
Bobby Reynolds
J. B. Reynolds
Colville
Reynolds
Henderson & Donlan
Henderson's
Coeur d'Alene
Justice Sttockslager
Hagerman
Bliss
William Scobey
Hood River
Robert Mills
Silver
C. E. White
United States Navy
New York
Lewiston
Clarence Murphy
O. A. Kjos
J. M. Curry
W. L. Lemon
Company E
Masons
Yakima Avenue
Fourth Street
First Congregational Church
Ladies’ Aid
Charles Hatch
Zillah
Edw. Taylor
Thomas Hill
Hatch
A. W. Brown
Rose Land Company
Post Office Department
Selah
Tieton Canal
Natchez City
D. J. Whitehouse
Hattie E. Whitehouse
Whitehouses
Whitehouse
Sam Reed
Cle
E. Howick
A. Aldrich
Nob Hill
Irving Russell
Gertrude Fisk
C. A. Pond
J. W. Rutledge
C E. Hilton
Wisconsin
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
M. E. Church
R. M. Joice
Lake Mills
Iowa
Andrew Sandegar
Lisbon
N. D
Jas. Miller
Chas. Niles
W. S. Crouse
Indianapolis
Crouse
Yakima _ Inter-Valley Traction company
Scudder
South Second Street
Miss Druse
Miss Walker
Methodist Church
Lee C. Delle
Federal Court
Northwest Light and Water Company
Northwest
Mercury
H. B. Scudder
Katie Blake
Harry Blake
Alma
Blake
Cayou
Starrett
Villaume
Fechter
John Evans
Dillon
Ruby Mountains
Botan
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Rathdrum
J. R. Haasze
P. J. Flynn
M. N. Richards
Chicago
H. A. Irish
Minenapolis
Minnesota
Dakota
P. Frank
D. Widdle
Highland Park
Fruitvale
A. J. Shaw & Sons
Klose Nesika Illahee
Peter Elmer
K McCloud
Seattle Brewing and Malting Company
Georgetown
McCloud
Elmer
Supreme Court
Maude Creffield
Esther Mitchell
Chamberland
H. H. Schott Co's
Weigel
Columbia Commission Co
Kennewick, Wash
Belma
T. L. Stephens
Netherlands
Americas
Pany
G Dameyer
Alaska
A. D. Sloan