Many Yakima Area Notables on Fourth of July Activities
H. H. Allen stayed in Seattle over the Fourth while Grace Bunnell joined friends at Toppenish. Roy Weikle returned from his ranch for the holiday and W. O. W. festivities. Several residents camped near Mt Adams and hosted or visited in town. Various business owners and residents from Pasco to North Yakima partook in celebrations, travel, and local deals as reports from Ellensburg to Goldendale noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Allen
Yakima
Boise Transfer & Storage Co
Boise
Idaho
A.F. Diteman
Nettie Haynes
Spokane
Mt. Adams
Yakima Valley Bank
North Yakima
Wash
J. S. Baker
Tacoma
Fidelity Trust Company
Financial Review
Lambs Shipped to Chicago Market by Coffin and Vessey & McRae
Coffin Bros. shipped a trainload of lambs to Chicago on Thursday and Vessey & McRae sent a Sunday shipment to the same market. Expect about six cents per pound as the market remains dull. Wethers bring $1.50 per hundred less than two weeks ago. Only three wool lots exist in the county: McAllister 240 sacks, Sanford 100 sacks, Coffin Bros. 700 sacks. Coffin Bros. head for Cle Elum to deliver 5,000 yearling lambs to Carston Bros. of Seattle at $3 per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin Bros
Chicago
Vessey & McRae
Charles McAllister
E. P. Sanford
McAllister
Carston Bros
Seattle
Inquest Not Held After Man Found Dead Near Badger Station
A man without identification was found in a ditch five miles below Badger station on the morning of the 5th. Justice J A Taggart, after no one could identify him, ordered burial at Kiona and ruled no inquest necessary. The coroner was out of town and County Attorney Guthrie authorized the action. The deceased appeared demented and had been seen at the station the previous day receiving food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger Station
Guthrie
J. A. Taggard
Taggard
Justice Taggard
Kiona
Whisky Sales to Indians Cases Convicted in County Court
William Wright and Albert Souther were convicted of selling whisky to Indians before Justice J A Taggard, fined $99 and costs. Ernest Dawson and James Casey were fined $25 and costs. A senator’s remark about money and an election is cited as context in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
J. A. Taggard
William Wright
Albert Souther
Ernest Dawson
James Casey
Runaway Horses Cause Crashing Fourth of July Accident
On Yakima Avenue two Parker Bottom youths Almer Piland and Garfield Piland were injured when a startled team bolted after a cracker fired. The buggy leaped into the air, toppled over the men amid rock and dirt, and a tree was uprooted before the horses were recaptured. They were treated at Hotel Yakima by Dr. Hekker for painful but non fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Parker Bottom
Almer Piland
Garfield
Yakima Avenue
Fourth Street
Piland
Hotel Yakima
Hekker
Administrator Named for Grieve Estate in Kittitas County
Keith Dunlop appointed by the Kittitas County court as administrator for the estate of Jimmy Grieve who died in an apparent self inflected act last spring by leaping into the Cle Elum River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Dunlop
Kittitas County
Jimmy Grieve
Dr King’s New Discovery Helps Dorchester Woman
Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with saving her life after years of severe coughing and breathing difficulty. She says all doctors and remedies failed until this treatment cured her. Sufferers from coughs colds throat and lung trouble are urged to try it with guaranteed cure through Yakima drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Cragg
Dorchester
Mass
Dr. King
Yakima
One Minute Cough Cure Promoted at Yellow Drug Store
A humorous dialogue notes a church singer with a small congregation and a doctor diagnosing stall in activity. The piece touts a summer cold remedy, claiming it cures coughs colds croup throat and lung troubles and acts immediately and safely at the Yellow Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Drug Store
Husband plans early return. wife asks him home
Dialogue sketches a wife urging an early return as the husband agrees to come home, adding a warning that if detained he should not wait for breakfast.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yakima Ave
Java
Yakima Tea Company
H. H. Allen
Grace Bunnell
Toppenish
Roy Weikle
W. O. W. Ball
J.H. Fraser
A. L. Gray
Pasco
Wm. Jackson
Chas. Stanton
Sunnyside
Slemmons
Ellensburg
U.S. Land Office
N. M. Snodgrass
G. E. Zimmer
John W. Thomas
Swank
Yakima-Swank and Mining Company
Jennie F. White
Diteman
W. F. Lewis
Beach Hotel
Kennewick
Goldendale Sentinel
Columbian and Northern Railway Company
Goldendale
Satas Mountains
Satas Pass
Yakima Valley
Columbia River
Portland
Horse Heaven
Rathbone Sisters
Knights of Pythias Hall
Alfie Murchie
E. S
Lizzie Badger
E. J
Mary L. Coe
Mayme Loudon
Linna Kumler
Ada Gandy
Emma Fisher
O. F
Annie Walker
Ira P. Englehart
Grand Pacific
Jessie Snively
A. L. Slemmons
Piri
H. J. Snively
Ira M. Krutz
Ellensburg Capital
Chas. F. Lott
C. E. Griffith
Walla Walla
Land Office
Columbia Courier
J. C. Andrews
McCormick
Wyman & Fraser
Lester Coffin
New Mexico
Mr. Coffin
G. Macl
Richards
Sloan’s Drug Store
Prudential Insurance Company
Newark
N. J
O. Fell
New York Block
Yakima’ Ave
W. Ball
Nagler
Armory Hall
Henry Leach
Ed Merwin
Volney Taft
J. Bragg
Frank Clemmer
Mr. Murchie
Sheep and Wool
Senator Sorghum
Keene
IGARS
Drayman
Yakima Are
Floria
Dora
Havana
E-Ru-Sa
Taft & Taft
C. C. Case
Fred. L. Janeck
North Yakinia
Sterling Remedy CO
New York
C.C. C
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