Dismissals in Superior Court and Local Notices
Cases against Frank Egley and John Fogelberg for horse stealing and grand larceny were dismissed in the superior court. An information was filed against Frank Wilson for forgery. Marriage licenses issued to multiple couples including James L. Scoon and Alice H. Carver Westfall and to Edna May Hersom and Alva E. Brown. Local business and civic notes, including mining company officers, land sales, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Egley
John Fogelberg
Ward
Frank Wilson
James L. Scoon
Sunnyside
Alice H. Carver Westfall
Prosser
Alva E. Brown
Edna May Hersom
Selah
John Johnson
Ruth E. Smith
Court House
Man Zan Pile Remedy Sold by Local Druggist
Advertises Man-Zan in a collapsible nozzle tube for all forms of piles. Claims relief without surgery. Price 50 cents. Sold by C. W. Camp, West Side Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
West Side
Open Season Proposals Shape Eastern Washington Game Law
Eastern Washington sportsmen push amendments to the state game code in Olympia. The Spokane Rod and Gun Club seeks October 15 to November 15 quail seasons, later ducks openers, rowboat duck hunting, and bass and trout seasons from April 1 to December 1. Proposals include stocking 100 Hungarian partridges, hiking licenses, and reclassifying quail and prairie chickens in Walla Walla countys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Washington State Game and Fish Protective Association
al Wiesemann
Spokane Rod and Gun Club
Washington
Spokane
State Protective Association
Cascades
Moses Lake
Walla Walla County
John Sharpstein
W. L. Whitney
Columbia
Garfield
Vinol praised by a Baptist elder for health gains
A Kingston North Carolina elder reports Vinol a cod liver based tonic improved digestion and strength after two bottles. Vinol is described as not a patent medicine but a cod liver preparation with iron and wine and is marketed with a money back satisfaction offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cunningham
Elder Baptist Church
Kingston
N. C
Vinci
Wandering Elk Minstrels Here In North Yakima
Klier and Vogt wandering Elk minstrel duo announced they will spend a week or longer in North Yakima on their world tour. Robert Klier plays zither and traveled to Bohemia Austria Hungary France England Egypt Italy Scotland Ireland Wales Africa and many US cities. Frank Vogt plays harp guitar and joined Klier in New York. they plan a north United States route with no confirmed return by California or global travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klier & Vogt
Yakima
The
Elks
Robert Klier
Alexandria
Bohemia
Austria
Hungary
France
England
Egypt
Italy
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Africa
United States
Frank M. Vogt
Klier
New York
California
Globe
United Industries Buys 640 Acres Near Richland
The United Industries company of Chicago bought 640 acres of raw sagebrush land from Richland Land company for 71000 dollars near Richland along the Columbia river. The tract, under the Lower Yakima Valley canal, will be divided into 5 and 10 acre plots planted with peaches and apples and sold at 500 dollars per acre with a plan for multiple peach crops before apple trees mature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Columbia River Valley
United Industries Company of Chicago
Richland Land Company
L. A. Amsbury
Lower
Yakima Valley
Mabton Land Contests Decide Homestead Winners Near Mabton
Register Zenas Y. Coleman announced decisions on a Mabton area quarter section dispute. Mary Cash Fritz Miller and Richard Bickett were denied homesteads while Sam Parks Sam Flower Jacob Rainer and Arthur Karr were granted farm units. Flower and Parks had prior contest rights with Flow er ultimately securing a second chance. A nearby tract faces a similar unresolved Flower pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenas Y. Coleman
United States Land Office
Mabton
Mary A. Cash
Fritz R. Miller
Richard J. Bickett
Sam Parks
Sam P. Flower
Jacob Rainer
Arthur T. Karr
Sunnyside Canal
Flower
Parks
Dash
Bickett
Local notes cover government, business and social events
County correspondence reports Mrs. W H Cline leaving for Olympia to join her husband at the legislature. A Kennewick businessman underwent gall bladder surgery in Spokane. A three year old died. funeral held. Reclamation service receives a large dredger to widen Hutchinson's east canal. Young people enjoyed a Friday Outlook dancing party. Sleighing and coasting remain common. blacksmiths busy making runners. Families travel between Sunnyside Span gle and Toppenish. Baraca basket social proceeds and awards given. Revival meetings attract crowds. Miss Olive Forker named popular, Rev Barragar won feet prize. Mrs. Quick dies. buried. Women's Guild meets. attendance down due to weather. Depot agent Haney moves to Toppenish. MacDougall to fill post. Wooden anniversary celebrated by Fleming couple with many present. Robbery attempt yields nothing. Harry Dillon seriously ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Bunnell Bros. drive 2000 sheep from Parker. Hattie Chandler hosts Freshman class social with sleigh ride and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Cline
Olympia
G. W. Shatafelt
Sunnyside
Kennewick
Spokane
Jake Alexander
Hutchinson
Outlook
Slide
Albert Rush
Spangle
Wash
Federated Church
Atkinson
Toppenish
MacDougall
A. G.fleming
Haney
Webber
Tiffany
Cloud
Sherman
Harry Dillon
Bunnell Bros
Parker
Hattie Chandler
Miss Chandler
Grandview's New Northern Pacific Depot Nears Opening
The town anticipates the nearly completed Northern Pacific depot praised for traveler convenience and its 16 by 70 foot size, while noting the future town might justify a larger facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
Pacific
Grandview
Fruitvale Improvement Club Discusses Road Widening and Fence Plan
The Fruitvale Improvement club met with W. L. Wright in the chair to seek road widening to 60 feet for state aid macadam, streetcar line, telephone lines, and electric poles. A uniform fence project was approved with carload fence purchases to lower costs. Updates included Henry Radburn’s improving health and domestic housing changes as Mrs. Cubberly plans to manage her local property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Garrett
Fruitvale Improvement Club
W. L. Wright
Ring's Little Liver Pills Ad For Liver Health
An advertisement promotes Ring's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to wake lazy livers cleanse the system and clear the skin. It claims use for biliousness and sick headaches and lists price five and twenty five cents with C W Camp West Side Druggist as seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring
C. W. Camp
West Side Druggist
Intruder Strikes Home Near School Section
A midnight break in at the McMillan residence in the School Section was interrupted when the homeowners’ dog attacked the fleeing intruder. Mrs. McMillan woke and glimpsed a young man in good clothes fleeing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. McMillan
Exclusive agency Security Stock Remedies at Camp's Drug Store
The Camp's Westside Drug Store advertises exclusive agency Security Stock Remedies. It claims the shop is open all night and never closes, offering around the clock service and drug supplies to customers seeking remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Westside
Warm wind melts snow disrupts rail and measles spread
A warm wind Saturday rapidly melted snow making roads sloppy and raising concern the railroad may be cut off by heavy water. An measles epidemic among school children causes many scholars to be absent.
Marriage at Lower Naches Unites Harvey McCormick and Annie Rodenbeck
Harvey McCormick and Annie Rodenbeck wed at the groom's home on Thursday evening after a brief Episcopal ceremony. Guests included relatives of the Rodenbeck and McCormick families. The groom, a ranch owner, has built a five room modern bungalow where they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey McCormick
Annie Rodenbeck
O. B. Whitmore
Co. W. McCormick
F. Rodenbeck
P. F. Rodenbeck
Henry Rodenbeck
Nellie Bunell
Lula McCormick Haged
East Selah Guests and Local Note on Mrs. Locke
East Selah reports Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scopp of Seattle visiting J. Tanghe and family. Mrs. Locke remains injured from a two week old runaway accident, with limited use of her arm. Rev. Heineck of Yakima will preach at the schoolhouse next Sunday at 3 PM, with Sunday school at 2 PM. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Scopp
Seattle
J. Tanghe
Scopp
Simple Home Rheumatism Remedy from Dandelion and Sarsaparilla
A local note touts a DIY mixture said to ease rheumatism and cleanse kidneys. The recipe calls for fluid extract dandelion one half ounce, compound karyon one ounce, compound syrup sarsaparilla three ounces, with water and after meal doses at bedtime.
Health Advice and Rocky Mountain Tea Ad
To stay healthy and long lived follow the advice of health specialists take a physic once a week Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea touted as the safest physic selling for 25 cents at Case's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Case
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