North Yakima Notes Mention Local Business and Traffic
Local items report a sale of 80 acres of Columbia holdings, a wagon breakdown delaying a county load, office floods at the Horticultural Union, and arrivals from Seattle and Fargo. Mentions include public meetings, poultry association summons, land inquiries, and civic work updates from Yakima County and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monebar
Columbia
Sloan Corner
Horticultural Union
Efa .S. Stair
Seattle
A. EB. Larson
H. I. Snively
Harry
J. C. Berry
Walter Brown
W. W. Anderson
J. White
H. Martin
Henry Irving
Crocker
H. Kerr
Iowa
C. E. Braser
North Yakima
Central Heating Company
Fraser
M. C. Richards
EB. M. Kenly
D. Spencer
Yakima Valley Transporation Company
H. N. Frith
Yakima County Poultry Association
St Ig
Wales
Frea Jenks
Pullman
North
Yakima
Parker
Kennewick
Marshal J. F. Barnes
B. A. Bannister
O. A. Haji
C. W Smith
Wapato
George Forman
Charles Haymes
Superior Court
Fargo
N. D
Umatilla County
Ore
Portland
Hood River
Co. W. Camp
Biazch Sinclair
W. Turpin
Guarantee Fund Life Association of
Omaha
Neb
Spokane
Pacific Hotel
M. N. Richards
Richards
Wenatchee
R. B. Hawks
Miller Building
Drayton Marsh
Benton County
Cc. B. Bushnell
Prosser
Mr. Bushaell
James & Bushnell
Prat
Olympia
Grand View
C. E. Amsbaugh
Northern Pacific
Merchan
Springdale church meetings progress after week’s rest
School work resumes as Springdale church activities continue with strong attendance. Miss Edith McDonald and Miss Hazel Dickson are ill, A D Dunn injures ligaments putting up ice and uses crutches. Frank Dickson returns from Natchez valley as wind damage hits telephone poles. Isabelle McDonald to Tacoma for Witworth College. Geo Dunn on Tacoma business. Burt Wilcox in pain after foot injury. Ladies Aid cleans Parker church. Sunday meetings planned January 9 with Sunday school at 10 00 and Mr. Herbert Singer directing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springdale
Edith McDonald
Hazel Dickson
A. D. Dunn
Frank Dickson
Natchez Valley
Isabelle McDonald
Tacoma
Witworth College
Geo. Dunn
Burt Wilcox
Ladies Aid of Parker
Parker Church
Herbert Singer
Social event hosted by Hat field couple in Lower Naches
A social gathering is planned January 14 at the home of Mr and Mrs Herman Hat field hosted by the Christian Endeavor with an oyster supper and 25 cent admission. Local notes report wells being dug at Dobie schoolhouse, visits between Ellensburg and Lower Naches residents, and several families sharing updates on health and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naches
Herman Hatfield
Christian Endeavor
Dobie
Day
Ellensburg
John Madison
Familly
Lower Naches
R. D. Low
William Clark
Brotherhood
Grange
Rose Mahoon
Gleed
Franie
Annie Friend
Esther
Glora Grunden
A. A Grunden
Pineules touted for kidney trouble remedy notice
Be careful when you notice pins in the back swelling of the ankles and feet backache or urinary disorders In such cases try Pineules They will be found an excellent remedy in all cases of kidney trouble Pineules are antiseptic they assist the kidneys Sold by C W Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
First National Bank of Wapato Moves to New Quarters
The First National Bank of Wapato relocates to Third Street and Wapato Avenue in redesigned quarters across from the previous site. The Cascade company of North Yakima crafted the mahogany furniture with leather upholstery, brass trim, and a modern burglar and fire proof vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapato
First National Bank of
Third Street
Wapato Avenue
Cascade Company
North Yakima
Kidney Pills Offer Relief Warned by Patient in Peoria
H F Beers of 617 7th Ave Peoria Illinois reports severe kidney trouble causing constant crying out in pain. After one bottle of Foley's Kidney Pills he claims complete relief and urges others to try the remedy from Yakima Drug Store as a healing antiseptic and strength restorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Beers
7Th Ave
Peoria
Foly
Foley
Yakima
Inactive Wheat Markets Amidst Stagnant Local Prices
A mixed North American commodity note shows March wheat at 884%4d in Liverpool, with Chicago wheat opening around $1.13 and several Western cities listing unchanged prices. The document also lists wholesale prices for hay, potatoes, onions, poultry, hogs, apples, figs, grapes, citrus, and dairy products, reflecting a flat overall market with scattered regional variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Chicago
San Francisco
Portland
Tacoma
Rome Beauty
Newtowns
Delaware
Arkansas
Spitzenberg
Granger Exonerated by Interior Secretary Ballinger
Secretary Ballinger endorses Special Agent Sharp report exonerating Walter N. Granger over charges tied to the Sunnyside reclamation project. Granger praised for faithful, impartial irrigation management and commended by Ballinger and water users alike. The report cautions critics may echo any successor’s fate. ties to former companies hinted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter N. Granger
Secretary of the Interior
Ballinger
Department of the Interior
Senate Committee On Irrigation
Louis L. Sharp
Granger
Sharp
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Reclamation
Water Users’ Association
Sunnyside Water Users’ Association
A Wild Blizzard Rages and Grip Danger Claims Many
A severe winter blizzard brings widespread suffering and illness including cold, cough, and laryngitis as grip infections spread. The ad urges Dr King s New Discovery for immediate relief with a testimonial from A L Dunn of Pine Valley Mississippi and notes a one dollar price guaranteed by C C Case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
A. L. Dunn
Pine Valley
Miss
John Cleman Injured at Upper Wenas Ranch
John Cleman, a well known Wenas rancher, was seriously hurt last Saturday while hauling logs on a bobsled. A rolling log struck him amidships, passing over his body, leaving him badly bruised and with a sprained back. Reports say he was resting at his home in lower Venus after being transported there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cleman
Wenas Ranch
Baldwin Ends Long Auto Trip From North Yakima
R O Baldwin of Long Beach California, formerly of North Yakima, arrives after a month long drive with a party of five in a Mitchell touring car. The trip started in North Yakima and passed Tacoma Mt Rainier Kalama Vancouver to San Francisco before heading toward the Big Tree country, encountering poor roads mud and slippery grades along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Baldwin
Long Beach
Cal
North Yakima
California
Daily Telegram
Baldwin
Rip
R O. Baldwin
Seattle
Los Angeles
Wash
Lake Kadives
Cascade Mountains
Tacoma
Mt. Rainier
Rainier
Toledo
Castle Rock
Kalama
Vancouver
San Francisco
Mitchell
Big Tree Country
Santa Cruz Mountains
North Yakima Business Men's Association elects leaders
R Winsor Jr is named president J L Hughes becomes vice president and C K Fraser treasurer. The group invites all property holders to a Commercial club meeting Thursday to hear Supt Arrow smith of Northwest Light and Water discuss the city purchase of the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
R. Winsor, Jr
J. L. Hughes
C. KE. Fraser
Commercial Club
Arrowsmith
Northwest Light Anu ‘Water Company
Moxee
Richard Winsor, Jr
W. A. Bell
P. M. Armbruster
Mr. Arrowsmith
Water Company
Messrs. Edwards and Hunter
Grand Forks
N. D
Association
Help Wanted In A Comfortable Cottage Home
A dependable body seeks residence in a family of three at a comfortable cottage. Light work with no washing and a moderate wage appeals. Respond with references and salary request to Box P Toppenish, dated January 11.
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Box P. Toppenish
Love Letter Reveals Honest Motives in Elopement Case
Chicago police arrested 17 year old heiress Roberta Delanon and waiter Ferdinand Cohen after they fled Philadelphia December 19. Cohen read from a letter claiming his love and urging caution to avoid disgrace while denying harm. The pair traveled Across the United States and Canada and to England before being found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roberta Buist de Janen
Ferdinand Cohen
Beile‘and-Stratford
Philadelphia
Miss Delanon
Cohen
United States
Canada
England
Halifax
Frank Perrin
Alice
Robert King
Montreal
Perrin
Elopers
Women’s Department
Failure to capture Ezra Rives ends chase at Fort Flagler
Oklahoma detectives and Cimarron county officers pursued Ezra Rives, wanted for the Boise City deputy murder, to Fort Flagler. A final identification failed after his capture order, and the chase concluded with no arrest. Charles Postelthwaite, a thirty fourth company artilleryman, was released from confinement at the fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Townsend
Oklahoma
Ezra Rives
Mulligan
Boise City
Cimarron County
Fort Flagler
Charles Posterthwaite
Illinois
Texas
Cimarron
Postelthwaite
Maj. Walker
Hwaite
Soldier Admits Writing Letters Under Alias Ezra Revis
Detectives hold evidence from Ezra Revis letters showing he corresponded with a Illinois youth and signed Revis or E R. Posterthwaite claimed authorship of the letters and said he did not know the woman. The case led to confinement orders but was aborted when officers doubted his guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Revis
Illinois
Posterthwaite
Revis
Texas
Oklahoma
E. R
Fort Flagler
Secretary of War
Maj. Walker
Postelthwaite
Advertised Letters at North Yakima Post Office 1910
Uncalled letters listed as of January 8 1910 include G Andrews Wanda Anderson Peter Burg R L Betsinger Frank Broadwell H F Beardley Domingo Billaneda Miss K E Barry Willie Bell William Butterworth Pearl Butler Mrs C M Bartlett Frank Cole C Calyerson Bernardo Chambers City Market Albert Callecotte Ira Calbreath Warren Donnell Mrs Lawrence Day Mariona Dean Kempt Dawson Sexton Dalton Mrs Carrie Eliott Archibald Goodall Clifford Harrison John Hannifin R S Hancock H W Hart Arthur Henderson Wm Hoff man John Hogue Jack Jackson C Jordan L J Jewell Al N Kremer Mrs Lottie Eisner Victor Kirsh Dan Lynn Mrs T O Lynch W A Lord D E Lyon Otto Moeller Mrs Lena Milroy E T Miller Mrs W Cloyd Moore Edith McAllister Palmer B H Palmer B W Phillips Mr and Mrs J P Robbins Miss Ellie Ramege Robert Rehnlund A E Rogers C B Russell W R Luther Mrs May Stauffer Mrs John Strawn Mrs Steinbart Mrs Samantha Turnbull W H Thompson R D Taylor Miss Elsie Vaughn Katherine Wittenburg Rawson Wilcox Richard Wilson Mrs Goldie Sweet William Waugh W C Wimmer J L Wolff Mrs Genevieve Williams Ernest H Wyman One cent due on each letter advertised. Kindly mention advertised list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
G. Andrews
Wanda Anderson
Peter Burg
R. L. Betsinger
Frank Broadwell
H .F. Beardley
Domingo Billaneda
K. E. Barry
Willie Bell
William Butterworth
Pearl Butler
C. M. Bartlett
Frank Cole
C. Calyerson
Bernardo Chambers
City Market
Albert Callecotte
Ira Calbreath
Warren B. Donnell
Lawrence Day
Mariona Dean
Kempt Dawson
Sexton Dalton
Carrie Eliott
Mr. Fletcher
Archibald Goodall
Clifford Harrison
John Hannifin
R. 5. Hancock
H. W. Hart
Arthur Henderson
Wm. Hoffman
John Hogue
Jack Jackson
C. Jordan
L. J. Jewell
al. N. Kremer
Lottie Eisner
Victor Kirsh
Dan Lynn
T. O. Lynch
W. A Lord
D. E. Lyon
Otto Moeller
Lena Milroy
E. T. Miller
W. Cloyd Moore
Edith McAllister Harlow B. Palmer
B. W. Phillips
J. P. Robbins
Ellie Ramege
Robert R. Rehnlund
A. E. Rogers
C. B. Russell
W. R. Luther
May Stauffer
John Strawn
Steinbart
Samantha Turnbull
W. H. Thompson
R. D. Taylor
Elsie Vauhn
Katherine Wittenburg
Rawson Wilcox
Richard Wilson
Goldie Sweet
William Waugh
W. C. Wimner
JL. Wolff
Genevieve Williams
Ernest H. Wyman
W. L. Lemon
Pulpit Obsolescence Question Sparked by Adler Lecture
Dr. Felix Adler declared the pulpit obsolete citing failing church attendance. He argued the modern age is practical with bankers opinions dominating public views and that qualified men no longer enter the ministry seeking visible results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Felix Adler
Archbishops Gift of Art Worth $250000 Revealed
Archbishop J J Glennon learned that gift boxes labeled Pictures in his cellar held 144 paintings by Lemercies, copies of Christ life scenes finished by J J Tissot in 1896. The works, worth about $250000, were sent by Herman C G Luyties a wealthy non Catholic chemist who donated them for the new cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
J. J. Glennon
Herman C. G. Luyties
Lemercies
Christ
J. J. Tissot
Luyties
Notice of final five year homestead proof in North Yakima
Department of the Interior notice states Alfred L. Jenkins of North Yakima filed intent to prove homestead claim on land described in section 20 township 12 north range 22 east Wil lamette meridian. The hearing is set for February 16, 1910 before the Register and Receiver at North Yakima with witnesses James G. Skidmore Isaac Vanderlinde James A. Slayton and George W. Barron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
North Yakima
Washington
Alfred L. Jenkins
Wash
Black Rock
Township
B. Willamette Meridian
James G. Skidmore
Isaac Vanderlinde
James A. Slayton
George W. Barron
Toppenish
Notice to Increase Capital Stock of Tieton Water Users' Association
Public notice to stockholders of the Tieton Water Users Association of a special meeting to be held February 14, 1910 in North Yakima Washington to vote on increasing capital stock from 24 000 shares at 60 dollars each to 34 500 shares at 60 dollars each. Stock books will close January 25 1910 at 5 pm. Signed by all trustees A J Splawn A E Larson H M Gilbert W S Huxtable W L Lemon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieton Water Users’ Association
Court House
North Yakima
Yakima County
State of Washington
Board of Trustees
D. m
Washington
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Donovan
J. L. Slade
Nob Hill
Peace & Pease
Pease & Slade
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Leckey Jewelry Company
Courtenay Baylor
H. D. Baylor
Bostron
Sidney
Peter Bach
M. W. Phillips
J. M. Brown
Clarence Starcher
Union Ditch Company
Luhman
Stacy
Barnes-Woodin Company
North Coast Road
Mabton Chronicle
Wapato Bank
First National
London
Pillsbury’s Best
Wakima Best
Upper
Wenas
R. O. Baldmin
George Arrowsmith
L. H. Dries
A. B. Fosseen
A. H Wineman
Frank H. Bayne
W. A. Pell
H. K. Sheldon
G. H. Weigel
J. Cahalan
C. H. Barnes
George Listmann
Harry L. Ansart
F. L. Jane
A. B. Cline
A. M. Dean
Frank Barthelet
Alex Miller
Waiter
Aliress
Chicaga
Roberta
Fort Worden
Castoria
Reeder Agro Cheng
What Is
Centaur Company
Murray Street
Harry Y Saint
Register
A. J. Splawn
A. E. Larson
H. M. Gilbert
W. S. Huxtable
Foleys
A.D. Sloan
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