Local Notes Report Various City News and Arrivals
A compilation of local items notes licenses issued including a hunting license to W. H. Dunbar and a marriage license to Frederick L. Benoit and Anna Kathryn Heiser. It covers travels of residents to Seattle Cle Elum Prosser and Tacoma, arrivals from Lewiston and Hudson Wis, real estate inquiries, social club events, and upcoming meetings. Also reports a fatal sawmill accident near Kendall Mont., weather lows, and civic notices on bridge repair and water rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. McAulay
Cle
Frederick L. Benoit
Anna Kathryn Heiser
Harry Whited
R. E. Slaughter
Cascade Lumber Company
Hudson, Wis
F. E. Okey
Yakima Hardware Company
Seattle
W. P. Taylor
St. Paul O Tacoma Lumber Company
Prosser
Claude Briggs
Briggs & Watkins
Second Street
E. G. Tennant
Wm. Golden
Kendall
Montana
Lester Coffin
Coffin Brothers
Lewiston
Idaho
Mercury
Frank Manahan
Tim Manahan
Yakima Foundry
New Hampshire
Reveille Whist Club
Herman Leeper
North Ninth Street
L. V. Slaser
North Fourth Street
First Presbyterian Church
George Bloan
North Third Street
H. J. Doolittle
U. S. Reclamation
Tieton Canyon
Daniel Kinney
Margaret Porter
Benton County
E. C. Lum
Yakima River
R. A. Barry
St. Elizapeth Hospital
Harry Coonse
Henry Taylor
Joseph
Benjamin Charvet
Mambelle
France
Canada
Commercial Club
Reclamation Service
Tieton Basin
Board of Education
Lincoln’ School
George Arthur Barlow
George Richard Upton
Cayou
John P. Willfong
Granger
Frank A. Luse
North Yakima Water Company
North Yakima
Daniel Pierce
Flint-Shaw Company
F. L. Hayden
Tahoma Cemetery
Pierce
North Moxee Avenue
Bill
North Yakima Republic
Republic
Vercoats and Raincoats Turn to the County Seat
Word arrived that Senator Ankeny recommended Capt. A. C. Steinman of Ellensburg for U S receiver in Yakima. Other items include a barbershop fire, a death from brain fever, a proposed county road telephone system for the Tieton basin, and local notices of transfers, legal actions, and business developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Ankeny
Capt
A. C. Steinman
Ellensburg
U. S
Steinman
Cayou
Mr. Cayou
William A. Applegate
John Applegate
Yellow Springs
Greene County
Ohio
Dr. Applegate
Washington, D. C
Gus Hammel
Mr. Applegate
Mr. Hammer
Clemmer
Hub
Yakima Avenue
G. W. Grubb
Selah Valley
Missouri
Samuel Salisbury
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Natchen
Reclamation Service
Tieton Basin
Tieton Canal
Tieton
Durkee and
Rice
Holstein
John Bowers
Anna Bowers
R. Farrell
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
P. H. Kruse
Bellingham Bay
Kruse
T. E. Grady
Grady
M. P. Cushman
Columbus
Kan
Washington's Wealth in 1906 Reveals Broad State Prosperity
A statistical digest shows Washington's 1906 farm and forest output totaling nearly $200 million, with grain and fruit yields, lumber and shingle production, dairy, flour, and coal values. Foreign and coastwise trade highlight exports, imports, and ship activity, alongside population and railway miles. Minnesota people see announcement of banquet next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Minnesota
Twenty Seven Percent Gain in Attendance City Schools
A district No. 7 report shows total monthly school enrollment at 1986 with a 27 percent increase from the prior year and 21 percent rise in average daily attendance. Overcrowding at Central Columbia Barge and Summitview prompts calls for more rooms or teacher assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sessevciae Oa Piegdied Os
Puplle
Potal Veyeteseens Seanee
Kb86
Central
Columbia
Barge
Summitview
Lincoln
Fruitvale
Hawks
Yakima
News of the Northwest Items Across Several States
700 loaded freight cars stall near Everett on the Great Northern. S Schrekengost a wood chopper found dead in Bear Creek camp Missoula Montana. Judge Rigg Pasco commits 13 year old Olin Worden to reform school for theft of 300 dollars. Eben Pierce Tacoma pioneer found dead—likely apoplexy. Michael Phillip run over by a train. arm amputated. Douglas county court term postponed due to snow. Fromberg schoolhouse Red Lodge Montana destroyed by fire likely arson. Rev Myron Eeels dies Union Oregon bequeaths library to Whitman college and Indian curios. Mayor Monck Monroe proclaims gambling and slot machines ended. Ritzville Carnegie library site chosen on I W Meyers property. General approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Great Northern
S. Schrekengost
Bear Creek Camp
Missoula
Montana
Judge Rigg
Pasco
Olin Worden
Reform School
Eben Pierce
Tacoma
Michael Phillip
Douglas County
Waterville
Fromberg
Red Lodge
Myron Eeels
Union
Oregon
Whitman College
Monck
Monroe
Ritzville
Carnegie Library
I. W. Meyers
C and
Second Streets
Advertised Letters at North Yakima Post Office
One cent due on each letter advertised. List includes J. B. Armstrong Harley Asseltine Borrowman Borgeson Berm Bertrand Booker Bruno Beck Costello Cunningham Dickson Dalyften Davis Fields Gendron Glaze Heckner Riens Lecumberoi Lambut Myers Mitchell Meyers Mallory Madson Nevins Quentin Rader Stuart Thompson Tellar Woodson Wadkins Weill Wirt West Wheeler Young Wall Zeist W L Lemon P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Armstrong
J. B. Asseltine
Harley
Borrowman
John
Borgeson
Berm
Bertrand
Arthur
Booker
Lester
Bruno
Frank
Beck
T. M. Costello
Minnie
Cunningham
Chas
See Commission Co
Dickson
James
Dalyften
Y. van
Davis
Harry
Fields
Gendron
Joseph
Glaze
Miss Viola
Heckner
A. W. Riens
Tom
Lecumberoi
Leon
Lambut
Thomas
Myers
Mrs
Quentin
A. A. Rader
Jackson
Stuart
Mira
Morgan & Smith
Dan
Thompson
Tommy
Tellar
W. H. Woodson
Fred. Wadkins
Edna
Weill
Sam
Wirt
West
Mike
Wheeler
Young
W. Wall
R. L. Zeist
Conrad
Adams Forced Out as Arkansas Senator after Graft expose
State Senator Reuben R. Adams, who exposed graft in Arkansas, resigns as legislature convenes. His testimony led to Festus C. Butt’s bribery conviction and imprisonment, while Adams faces expulsion unless he quits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Reuben R. Adams
Arkansas
Senate
Adams
Festus C. Butt
Indictments Returned Against Standard Oil Empire
Hancock county grand jury returns 939 indictments at the January session. Targets include Standard Oil Co and six subsidiaries, along with John D Rockefeller H H Rogers and seven other officials of the alleged trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Hancock County Grand Jury
Standard Ol Company
John D Rockefeller
H. H. Rogers
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. H. Dunbar
Arthur Rhinehart
Will Everett
Sunnyside
E. Kelley
M. Landon
Joe McKee
Bartholet
Vercoats
Yakima Valley News
Cushman
A. M. Cushman
M. W. Russell
Tusday
California
Russell
Ed. W. J. Furlong
Laura Mueller
Katherine Mueller
Joseph Steiner
Daniel Stanton
Marie Mueller
Spokane
Furlong
Fred Reglein
Dessie A. McCoy
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. H. Henry
Yakima National Bank
George Donald
L. L. Thorp
J. D. Cornett
George BE. Stacy
W. I. Lince
H. K. Sinclair
P. A. Bounds
C. F. Meyer
Schott’s
Orno Strong
North Yakim, Wash
Messrs. Rand
Nichols and Compton
Directors District
East Side
Wesss
West Side
Csace
Ceuisinede Ss Senesees
Db. C. Reed
Cleveland
City OF
Brick
United States
Board of Public Service
Clevelan
County Commission
Pendleton
Clark
Fred Bodine
Seattl
C. Cotteley
Co. Cc. Hickman
Lew Cevine
Mrto Marrius
Stephen Sutra
Kahlotus
Butte
McGrath
Northern Pacific Express Company
Fort Sherman
Coeur d'Alene
News of the Northwest
W. L. Lemon, P. M
The
Jordan
Minn.) Independent
Samson
Ovide Frulotte
Zelia Culle Lerier
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Brusten
Nob Hill