TESS TIETON VALLEY COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
Engineer Frank Marble visited camps along the line Saturday. Camp residents include Mrs Lafe Little and family as cooks in camp 7 and Mr and Mrs John Lasswell of Colville Washington arriving at camp 1. Several visits by Campbell staff noted with North Yakima and Natches City mentions. Prices noted: potatoes seventy dollars per ton hay thirty four dollars per ton grain forty dollars per ton. Deputy Sheriff Jack Kauffman arrived in camp 1 for summer duty. Nurse changes include Nurse Wilson departing and Mr Emerson taking the nurse role for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Marble
Lafe Little
John Lasswell
Colville
Wash
Camp No
Guy Myers
Mr. Marble
Camp
North Yakima
Herbert Garret
Natches City
Theodore Weisberger
Government Ditch
Engineer McCulley
Yakima
Natches Valley
A. H. Tarvers
Frank Lefever
Goldendale
Jack Kauffman
Nurse Wilson
North Yakima Sanitarium
Camp 1
Mr. Emerson
Birth announced in Mabton area on Sunday
Born to Mr and Mrs Lemay on Sunday June 30 a boy. Miss Jennie Killian entertained friends last Thursday evening and refreshments were served. Miss Mable Crawford and Mr Wilbur Grazer were married at the bride's parents home with Rev Burgess officiating. Garfield Stover and Miss Blanche A Hartman married on July 4 at the home of Mr and Mrs S J Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perruse
Mabton
Miller Bloomquist
Vern Cook
Seattle
Cash Dunn
Jennie Killian
J. Dunn
Mr. Hunt
J. L. Searles
Wm. Lemay
North Yakima
Ethel Mains
Bethany
Belma
Tootsy Charvett
Grant Stevens
John Stevens
Miss Matheson
Hannah Mtheson
Olympia
Mable Crawford
Wilbur Grazer
Mr. Burgess
Getta Dean
Idaho visitors and local events noted in July
Mrs. Coverdale and daughter Mrs. Whited plan to return to Genessee Idaho after two weeks with Mr. Palmer who remains ill. Mr and Mrs Butler hosted a lawn picnic on July 4 with twenty three guests. Miss Vivian Carpenter visits Cowyche area and sisters Carrie and Ethel Young head to Seattle for a C E convention and a Victoria visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie
Ethel Young
Seattle
Victoria
Local Socials Highlight Fourth of July Gatherings
Mrs Cora Lynne of Parker visits Mrs Kagy and friends this week. Andy Lynch hosts a Fourth of July party for twenty guests. Ezra Ellis also entertains twenty at a dinner. M Hyde returns to Kansas after visiting Miss Janie Young. Geo Grist picnics on the Moxee with friends. Minnie Dorsett hosts a dinner for intimate friends. A Chandler rests after returning from the G A R convention at Ballard. Mr Cross arrives from the east to take possession of his new Martin Hoffman place. Frank Dillon of Bellingham visits family for the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Lynne of
Parker
Kagy
Andy Lynch
Ezra Ellis
Minnie Dorsett
A. Chandler
Ballard
Mr. Cross
Martin Hoffman
Frank Dillon
Bellingham
Harmonyville Fourth At Ellensburg Picnic Draws Crowd
The Harmony boys travelled to Ellensburg for the Fourth and a Sunday school picnic at the fair grounds drew strong attendance. Residents from Fruitvale joined others heading to Naches City for Fourth celebrations. Ballard’s Snow Liniment is advertised for rheumatism and pains with prices and local dealer Colton-Fry Drug Co. Educators for Peace: National Educational Association opens in Los Angeles with four thousand delegates as President Schafer urges schools to aid in denouncing war and supporting international arbitration and disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Ellensburg
Fair Grounds
A. L. Barnes
Duluth, Minn
F. H. Russell
Fruitvale
Naches City
Ballard
Colton-Fry Drug Co
Los Angeles
Cal
National Educational Association
Nathan C. Schaefer
First Requisite of Beauty: Clear Complexion Promise
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup claims to clear a sallow blotched complexion by stimulating the liver and bowels and making the eyes bright. It is described as pleasant to take, non nauseating, and non gripping with substitutes refused. Sloan's Drug Store handles the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orino
Sloan's Drug Store
Seventeen Years For Awful Crime In Washington
In Ellensburg Washington on July 9 F J Jonas was sentenced to seventeen years penal servitude at Walla Walla by Judge Kaufman for assaulting his 13 year old stepdaughter. He may serve ten years seven months under the good conduct act. Fred Hanson received six months in state prison for burglarizing the Reed hotel at Cle Elum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellensburg
Wash
F. J. Jonas
Walla Walla
Kaufman
Jonas
Fred Hanson
Reed Hotel
Cle Elum
Electric Bitters Touted By Elderly Georgia Woman
Mrs BE H Brunson of Dublin, Georgia, says at 82 she feels young again using Electric Bitters. The tonic is promoted as remedy for dyspepsia, liver issues, kidney inflammation, and chronic constipation. Sold by C C Case, druggist, price 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. H. Brunson
Dublin
C. C. Case
Attorney General Seeks Rates Case Against Telegraph Firms
Acting on a petition from Attorney General William Jackson Justice Platzek of the New York supreme court appoints R Burnham Moffatt to take evidence in a case alleging an illegal combination by the Postal Telegraph and Cable Company and the Western Union Telegraph Company to raise rates in New York and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William §. Jackson
M. W. Platzek
Supreme Court
R. Burnham Moffatt
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe Under Pure Food Law
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs. Recommends as a safe remedy for children and adults. For sale at Sloane's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Sloane’s
Charles Botton Named Acting Mayor in San Francisco
In a special session the San Francisco board of supervisors chose Dr. Charles Botton to fill the acting mayor role after James L. Gallagher, a temporary appointment. Amos F. King of Port Byron New York aged 85 fully healed a leg sore with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Skillern’s East Side grocery was sold yesterday to W. W. Anderson via Tennant & Miles real estate firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Charles Boxton
James L. Gallagher
Boxton
Amos F. King
Port Byron
N. Y
Bucklen
C. C. Case
Skillern
East Side
W. W. Anderson
Tennant & Miles
Smoke Up a Good Cigar Says Denver Post
A short verse from the Denver Post extols smoking a good cigar to ease troubles. It suggests light and smoke bring peace of mind, comfort during bad luck, and make work feel like play. The rhyme promises mood relief for stressful moments.
Wanted Pasture Rental Southeast of City
Classified ad seeks a renter for a large tract of good pasturage southeast of the city. Inquiries requested at the office. A lost horse description offers a $10 reward for return to Sam T. Migheta Selah Road near Gap. Another horse described as weigh 1500 pounds with brand 16 on left flank and a scar on the right shoulder is missing with a reward for Jim Coe 214 South Fourth St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam T.migheta
Selah Road
Gap
Jim Coe
South Fourth St
Delegates Flock to Yakima for B Y P U Convention
Delegates to the international B Y P U convention at Spokane will visit North Yakima this week as an advance guard of about 15 arrived Monday. The party will tour the area, inspect lands, and many plan investments. More delegates from Spokane and elsewhere are expected later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
International
Spokane
North Yakima
Pacific Hotel
Professor Barge
J. O. Jeffries
E. P. Perry
B. W. Merill
Toronto
J. R. Buchanan
F. C. Hyde
Appleton
Wis
G. C. Jeffers
Alliance
Neb
CC. B. Stephens
eEarney
J. H. Clay
Holdredge
H. B. Kellogg
Carthage
D. E. Green
Cleveland
Ohio
Nellie L. Doyle
Hamburg
Iowa
Hammocks and Camp Furniture at Lowest Prices
Coffin Bros advertises hammocks cots and camp stools at the town’s lowest prices inviting shoppers to buy outdoor and camping gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin Bros. Tf
Pretty July wedding at Ed Smith home in Seattle area
Miss Marie Tylee and Paul Tonjes wed Sunday morning at 10 at Ed Smith's 114 First Avenue South. Rev. Morton L. Rose officiated before a small gathering. Ray Sloan was best man and Florence Entwistle bridesmaid. Guests included Rev. Rose and family, the Smiths, and Dick Gladney of Seattle. The groom works as head night pressman for The Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Smith
First Avenue South
Marie Tylee
Paul Tonjes
Morton L. Rose
M. L. Rose
Northern Pacific Sees Strong Business Despite Equipment Shortage
G. A. Mitchell, assistant general passenger agent, says Northern Pacific business from St. Paul is markedly better this year with heavier northwest traffic and packed trains. He cites delayed locomotive deliveries from builders as the main reason for equipment lack, noting orders placed in 1905 and 1906 are still arriving now. The issue, he adds, is common to multiple locomotive suppliers with enough orders to cover four to five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Northwest
Herald
G. A. Mitchell
Northern Pacific Railroad
Garfield
Mitchell
May Locate Here John Grady Chooses Yakima Valley
John Grady from Wisconsin visiting brother Thomas Grady plans to locate in the Yakima valley. He has taken a strong liking to the area and intends to settle there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grady
Wisconsin
Thomas Grady
Yakima Valley
Coffin Bros Sells Pitchforks and Rope at Low Prices
Coffin Brothers advertises low prices on pitchforks hay slings and rope for farm work. The notice highlights savings aimed at farmers and ranchers seeking affordable tools and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin Bros
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E. B. Jones
B. K. Atkinson
W. S. Ball
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L. H. Wells
W. H. Cline
O. L. Smith
Outlook
Alex Kunz
Henrico Tenidori
Black Diamond
Frank Horsley
A. B. Weel
Columbia River
Mrs. Dempsey
W. C. Meecham
Tacoma
S. A. Milton
Miss Hillier
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Educators For Peace
Denver Post
American Mortgage Company
C Dameyer
Alaska Bldg
Dr. Hall
Boston
Washington
Boston Store Weekly
Len
Canvas
Oxfords
Women & Children
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Jamm
Foley Shofer
A. D. Sloan
Paris
G. B. Brackett
United States Department of Agriculture
Brackett
Fair Commission
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