Sunnyside City Notes and Local Visits
Sunnyside reports declines for city attorney post and a new council lineup. Local residents including Mr. King from Seattle and Edward Young visit or travel, with civic changes noted and community events at the Masonic lodge and social gatherings among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Lockhart
Mr. King
Seattle
J. W. Young
Edward
R. D. Young
Los Angeles
Mr. Roberts
Chicago
Sunnyside
Wault
R. K. Tiffany
James Henderson
E. J. Young
W. B. Glead
O. Hebarger
C. O. Amundson
H. E. Purin
E.Y. Lockhart
L. W. Wharton
C. D. Morgan
M. G. Duncan
Masonic Lodge of
G. W. Shomafelt
W. M
D. Campbell
S. W
R. G. Page
J. W
George Vetter
Lawrence Wharton
I. D. Boutell
W. E. Williams
J. D
L. B. Caple
S. A. G. Fleming
J. S
Willis Fairbank
Rev. E. M. Smith
A. E. Fisk
Mr. Thompson
J. W. Farwell & Co
Mabton
Local notes and visits in the valley
Rev Lemkemper moves into a new residence. Edith Durham visits Mrs George Mathis of Alfalfa. Wilbur Durham from Alfalfa visits his parents I W Durham on Sunday. Rev Lucas loses a work horse. Bruce Weas dines with E Chen. Weas has bought apples here for five years paying high prices. Frank Thompson travels to Vancouver Washington to buy a place and settle there.
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Lemkemper
Edith Durham
George Mathis
Wilbur Durham
I. W. Durham
Lucas
Bruce Weas
E. Chen
Mr. Weas
Frank Thompson
Vancouver
Washington
M W A Forms New Initiation Team Led by Will McPhee
News notes report Ed Kershaw filling an ice house with ice seven and a half inches thick. Walter Rowe bought Kershaw's timothy day at .41 per ton. Revival meetings and Y M C A activities are mentioned alongside a Yakima quartet. A dance with supper at the M W A hall drew a large crowd. Loyd Pur din hosted F R Wilcox and family visiting North Yakima guests. An automobile owner A N Bair is noted with local social happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will McPhee
Ed Kershaw
Walter Rowe
Timothy
A. N. Bair
F. R. Wilcox
North Yakima
Loyd Purdin
Local News Roundup From Sound to Sunnyside
Blackrock resident C E Garrison returned from the Sound last Friday. Sleighing is good this week. Ben Johnson of Barrel Springs drove to North Yakima yesterday. McNorton and Chas Hyde traveled to North Yakima Tuesday. A Vanderlinde was seen cutting sage brush. Grandma Proskie is ill. J C Doescher butchered a beef last week. John Meeboer herds sheep for Mr Porter near Sunnyside.
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Blackrock
C. E. Garrison
Sound
Ben Johnson
Barrel Springs
North Yakima
Joo. McNorton
Chas. Hyde
A. Vanderlinde
Grandma Proskie
J. CC. Doescher
John Meeboer
Mr. Porter
Sunnyside
Lumber hoist failure injures workers at Miller building
The lumber hoist in the Miller building shaft dropped nine feet while P. H. Stock, A. Henry, and a helper hoisted from the first floor. The iron guide jammed, the pulley failed, and Stock’s right ankle was broken with a badly bruised leg. Henry suffered a sprained back. the helper was uninjured.
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Miller Building
P. H. Stock
A. Henry
Stockand
Henry
Guaranteed Mi-o-na stomach remedy
A local ad explains Mi-o-na stomach tablets sold by C. C. Case with a full refund guarantee if they do not cure. It argues stomach muscles weaken without use and that Mi-o-na strengthens digestion, letting users quit other medicines. Price is 50 cents per box and the guarantee is described as absolute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Case
Market Woes Strain North Yakima Trade As Cold Delays Shipments
Cold weather cripples trade in North Yakima with sluggish wholesale activity across lines. Shippers report scarce car availability and freezing conditions raise risk in transporting potatoes and hay. Apple storage holds about 50 000 boxes as Sound demand weakens prices. onions and pears show varied activity while cattle prices rise for beef.
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the Sound
Sound
Spokane
California
Commission
J. M. Perry Commission Company
Ben Davis
Nellis
Timothy
Puritan Prices Per Sack Across Grains
Prices listed per sack for Puritan Blue Bell Whole Wheat Bran Shorts and Graham varieties. The record shows a per sack pricing sequence without additional details or quantities.
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Puritan
Graham
Rich ore strikes bolster Goodenough mining stock
Letters from R L Irwin and Er B Miller report a record free milling gold strike in Idaho’s Goodenough properties. Irwin notes veins five feet wide with solid ore and ribbons of gold worth thousands per ton, boosting local stock interest and prior holders like L L Thorp and A B Howick. Irwin expected in Yakima soon.
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R. L. Irwin
Er. B. Miller
J. T. O'Brien
Los Angeles
California
Idaho
Irwin
Riggins
Goodenough
Mr. Irwin
Goodenough Company
Yakima
L. L. Thorp
Dr. A. B. Howick
O. L. Crcutt
Treasury
Bisbee
Goldfield
Nevada
Siocan
Coeur Ad Alene
Tonopah
Mohawk
Goodenough Mining Company
Hlensburg Citizen Promises New Year Vow to Stop Cursing
North Yakima reports a prominent Hlensburg resident vowed on New Year’s to quit swearing. He faced numerous mishaps yet remained steadfast until his profanity broke after his wife laughed at him. He swore again and finished by making the dishes raft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Hlensburg
Presbyterian Brotherhood Formed at First Presbyterian Church
A meeting in the First Presbyterian Church parlors organized a male auxiliary brotherhood. An adopted constitution and by laws set officers: President D C Reed, Vice President Clifford Wright, Secretary H L Hull, Treasurer Edward Gray. The group will meet monthly with the first regular meeting next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Brotherhood
First Presbyterian Church
D.C. Reed
Clifford Wright
H. L. Hull
Edward Gray
Statter to be Assistant Secretary of Treasury in 1904
Arthur F. Statter of Walla Walla Wash will be appointed assistant secretary of the treasury to succeed Charles H Keep when he retires February 1 to become New York state bank commissioner. Secretary Shaw requests the president to designate Cortelyou to fill the post later with Hitchcock moving up.
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Cortelyou
Washington
Arthur F. Statter
Walla Walla
Wash
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
the Treasury
Charles H. Keep
New York
Treasury
Hitchcock
Post Office Department
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Chandler
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Stutt Growers
George Carpenter
A. Lynch
Guy Lyons
the Nile
Springdale
State Fruit Growers Association
Lloyd Phelps
J. H. Estes
Phelps
Estes
Cr. H. Sawyer
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Fornia Hop Ranch
Grandview
Sunnyhide
Leslie Sawyer
Orchardvale
Upper
Natchez
Cc. C. Case
North
Yakima Best
P. J. Flint Fruit Farm
P. J. Flint
Parker Bottom
Union Gap Irrigation Co
Mullins
The
Yakima Real Estate Co
Mullns Building
Marshall Lake, Ida
Dairy and Food Commission
Minnesota Dairy and Food Commission
Kennedy
Foley
A. D. Sloan
Prop
Homan
WVU
A. H. Thurnes
Buffalo, O
Minnesota Society
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