Wedding Bells Quietly Link Curtis and Beck
Andrew M. Curtis and Miss Lillian Beck wed in the Christian church parlors at 3 pm with a small gathering including Mrs. Mary E. Beck and W. K. Hendrickson. A neighborhood picnic precedes with the First Church Women’s Circle planning a midweek event near the parsonage. Eastern Star picnic set for July 18 at W. N. Irish’s Nob Hill home with a basket supper and self-provisions by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary
The
First 1St Church
North Street
Eastern Star
W. N. Irish
Nob Hill
Highland Drive
Alaska Pioneer Visitor Plans Minneapolis Trip
Mrs. G. B. Erwin from Fairbanks Alaska has stayed with her sister Mrs. J. J. Schwartz at 615 Seventh Avenue South for several weeks. She will depart next Monday for Minneapolis to visit her mother, then return home to the north in the fall. The Erwin couple were early pioneers in Alaska, moving there in 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
G. B. Erwin
Alaska
J. J. Schwartz
Seventh Avenue South
Minneapolis
Erwin
Lawn Party in Ahtanum Honors Miss May Al lender
Mrs. H. S. Hawn and the Misses Ruth and Mabel Crosno hosted a Friday lawn party at their Ahtanum home for Miss May Al lender of California. About seventy five guests attended enjoying music light refreshments and a pink and white color scheme with Japanese lanterns decorating the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahtanum
H. S. Hawn
Ruth and
Mabel Crosno
May Allender
California
Grandview Cherry Growers See Five Cents Net per Pound
Upper valley ranchers complain as cherry shipments fail to cover costs. Washington Fruit Distributing company handled about fifteen tons at Grandview, yielding more than five cents per pound to growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Valley
Grandview
Washington Fruit Distributing Company
Grandview Herald
Potatoes From Grandview Ship to Alaska Trade
Grandview reports a brisk potato trade with Alaska as Prosser growers ship from Grandview due to harvest timing. Large tubers fetch top prices as ranchers rush to market. shipments go in crates rather than bags for the Alaska carload demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Prosser
Alaska
Grandview Herald
Fruit Rush at Zillah Prepares Peaches and Pears Trade
Zillah warehouses including Carpenters, Fruit Growers' association, Richey & Gilbert and Johnson Bros. Co. gear up for a peach and pear rush starting in about ten days. This week a carload of cherries and peaches, two cars of peaches and early apples and three cars of Yellow Transpar ents and Duchess were shipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zillah
Carpenters, Fruit Growers’ Association
Richey & Gilbert and Johnson Bros. Co
Demand for Machines From HEnterprise Fruit Cleaner Takes Shape
James Chenaur of Zillah with HEnterprise Fruit Machine company says an agreement with Yakima Iron Works will build the Quaehine fruit cleaner after Toppenish plant burned. He reports strong sales in Zillah and inquiries elsewhere, with 30 to 40 orders potential as apple season nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Chenaur
Zillah
Henterprise Fruit Machine Company
North Yakima
Yakima Iron Works
Toppenish
Chenaur
Visit by Charles Bruhn Highlights Yakima Cowiche Range
Charles Bruhn of Seattle visited North Yakima on his way back from a horseback trip into the upper Cowiche country where he keeps hundreds of head of cattle on pasture within the reserve. He notes the range as excellent and cattle in good condition. Meanwhile 250 cattle owned by the Yakima Meat Company were driven into the Cowiche from Crab Creek, crossing the Columbia near Othello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bruhn
Seattle
North Yakima
Cowiche
Yakima Meat Company
Crab Creek
Columbia
Othello
Mineral City Hotel Association Plans Lake Keechelus Hotel
The Mineral City Hotel association of Attle will build a hotel at the head of Lake Keechelus between Gold Creek and Rocky Creek on a 45 acre tract. They secured a year lease from Milwaukee Mining for 40 acres at the lake head and adjoining land. The plan includes beautifying the landscape and installing lights and power. a small five acre lot may host a shore building and the springs on the property are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Creek
Rocky Creek
Keechelus
Mineral City Hotel Association
Attlc
Hotel Association
Milwaukee Ge Mining Company
Samiall
Valle
Ditter Bros Installs In-Store Telephone Network
G B Labberton electrical contractor installs an intercommunication telephone system in Ditter Bros store. Several telephones are placed to connect all departments for fast communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnstall
Ditter Bros
G. B. Labberton
Coroner Seeks Relatives of Yakima River Drowning Victim
Coroner Fred Shaw has communicated with the Swedish consul at Seattle to locate relatives of Martin Olson, the man who drowned Sunday while attempting to swim in the Yakima River, to determine if he has any kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shaw
Seattle
Martin Olson
Yakima River
Trail project resumes under Glacier Peak Mining contract
Wright and a crew left Wednesday afternoon to resume construction of the Waking a New Trail for the United States Forest Service. The Glacier Peak Mining Company will build the trail from Darrington to Lucerne Landing on Lake Chelan in Chelan County, with work continuing along the west to east route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Darrington
Glacier Peak Mining Company
United States Forest Service
Lucerne Landing
Lake Chelan
Chelan County
Roslyn
Truesdell Heads to Seattle for Potlatch Trap Shoot
M H Truesdell left North Yakima for Seattle to join the Potlatch trap shating contest. He may attend Bellingham events and then the Portland Pacific coast shoot. He may be the only Yakima entrant at Potlatch. Roy Welshon won last year but cannot attend this year though he plans to be at Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Truesdell
North Yakima
Seattle
Bellingham
Portland
Pacific Coast
Truesdell
Yakima
Roy Welshon
A Pretty Wedding Unites Marion Johns and Florence Minder
A wedding was held on Saturday evening July 3 at 8:30 PM at the Presbyterian manse. Marion F. Johns married Miss Florence Minder in a ceremony led by Rev. S. J. Kennedy with O. F. Dickerman as best man and Mrs. H. J. Dailey attending the bride. The couple will reside at 216 North Front Street and invite friends to meet them in ten days. The bride recently arrived from Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion F. Johns
Florence Minder
Presbyterian Manse
S. J. Kennedy
O. F. Dickerman
H. J. Dailey
North Front Street
Malden
Mine Crew Opens Glacier Peak Site for 1912 Work
Mine Development Chris and Meneghel arrive with a full crew to start assessment on Glacier Peak Mining Co. property for 1912. Meneghel to stay until fall as the company plans heavy work and lobbies for a railroad from Darrington to access timber and mineral resources, hopeful for a Northern Pacific extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris
Meneghel
Glacier Peak Mining Company
Northern Pacific
Darrington
Good Word From Musselshell About Town Crop Prospects
Musselshell Montana readers report four heavy rains this week with a soaking Wednesday night bringing deep soil moisture and revived vegetation. Farmers and ranchers, previously blue, now show buoyant spirits as grain and hay prospects look bright for the Musselshell Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musselshell
Yakima
Musselshell Valley
Mont
Wedding at Naches Unites Cordelia Helms Waters and Rev Thomas Howland
A home wedding in Naches Joined Cordelia Helms Waters and Rev Thomas John Howland in a Wednesday ceremony at 8 pm. The Rev F D Healey officiated at the Naches Presbyterian church setting with Laura Waters as ring bearer. Guests enjoyed a green and rose decorated living room and a luncheon after the ceremony. The couple will reside in Roberts Idaho after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naches
Frank Helms Waters
Cordelia
Thomas John Howland
Roberts
Idaho
F. D. Healey
Naches Presbyterian Church
Laura Waters
Uniform Cold Storage Measure Adopted by Nationwide Food Agencies
The American Association of State and National Food and Dairy Departments adopted a uniform cold storage bill. It urges every state legislature to enact it regulating cold storage and retringermuling warehouses and the sale of food kept there. A key paragraph requires compulsory labeling with the storage date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
American Association of State
National Food and Dairy Departments
North Yakima Personalities Chronicle Busy Week
North Yakima and surrounding towns host a parade of visitors and residents. Judges Grosscup and Rudkin visit casually, while Miss Esther Van Horn travels from Richland to see relatives. Entrepreneurs, hotel guests, and club leaders mingle at the Yakima hotel and Commercial hotel as travel, family events, and local business duties unfold across the region.
Iron mines of Michigan hold vast high grade ore reserves
Recent geological survey figures estimate Michigan iron mines still contain more than 169,500,000 long tons of high grade ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geological Survey
Michigan
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin touted as summer bowel remedy
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, effective laxative for summer bowel disturbances. It claims relief from constipation and diarrhoea, supports safe use for women and children, and offers a free trial bottle by writing to Dr W B Caldwell in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Sunnyside Community Notes Show Movements and Visits
Local residents report moves to Sunnyside and nearby towns, visits to North Yakima and Outlook, and social events. Families including the Browns, Calkins, Bennetts, and Jones guest and host at homes, dinners, and picnics. The Rev Pease resigns as Baptist pastor effective September first, and family and farm news fill the Sunnyside scene.
Local residents plan visits and trips across several cities
Miss Inez Doubrovsky returns from Easton after a month with friends. James McMillan spends Sunday in North Yakima. Frances Bidwell and Olive Ames head to Puyallup then Seattle for a Potlatch. Harry Rideout Jr and W P Cottingham travel for family visits and conventions. Wiggins goes to Boise on business. McDonald to Portland on business. Jessie Van Buskirk to Portland for two weeks with her brother. Various other residents visit relatives in North Yakima, Portland, Seattle, Spokane, and Illinois while others travel for work or leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
F. W. Brown
Seattle
Portland
Gurlickson
Cranholm
Seventh Street
Calkins
Henderson Place
J. R. Bennett
The
Royal Clothing Co
Tenth Street
Emma Wilbur
J. W. Mains
Ohmsgard
F. D. Spalding
Sunnyside Cannery
Blanche Calkin
Bernice Rohrer
Raymond Jones
Mildred
Grandma Reid
Outlook
H. O. Perry
Dr. Jones
Emma Jones
North
Yakima
J. M. Dunn
S. BE. Chaffee
Mr. Rainier
Laura Johnson
L. L. Taylor
Hazel, Wash
Paceway
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Stella, Carson
Idaho
Mrs. Burroughs
O’brien
George Cooper
Pease
Th Baptist Church
Mayme Bennett
Grandview
Ruth Higgins
Mrs. Littlefield
Carson
North Dakota
Robert Woodyard
Delaware
Austin
Inez Doubrovsky
Easton
James McMillan
North Yakima
Frances Bidwell
Olive Ames
Puyallup
Harry Rideout, Jr
W. P. Cottingham
Harry Rideout
W. C. Shields
Baby
C. H. Brackman
White Swan
Toppenish
Glen Meeker
Illinois
Wek
C. A. Bush
Ben
Spokane
Northreys-King
W. A. Riebeth
Rome
Clinton
Minneapolis
F. M. Gilmore
Anna M. Swigert
Carthage
Ill
M. ©. Peterson
Granger
A. A. Bryan
Oregon
Florence Mathews
Alice Clemons
Sunny Sisters entertained by Mrs J Matterson and Mrs James Stuart
Mrs Matterson and Mrs Stuart hosted the Sunny Sisters at the former’s home on Wednesday for a pleasant afternoon. Mrs Stuart displayed fine embroidery and all were treated to dainty refreshments in a cordial gathering in Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Matterson
Jas. Stuart
Naches News Briefs Include Local Injuries and Visits
Wally Painter broke his shoulder after being thrown from a horse. Miss Eda Lizee and Miss Crimm visit Miss Lizee’s brother Bert Lizee. Robi Parker and W. J. Parmentier made a business trip to North Yakima. C. M. Erickson visited North Yakima. A daughter of Mr. Will Allen is ill with appendicitis. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dimmick on July 9. Roy Marker and Clyde Konous returned from a Tieton basin camping trip. Mrs. M. J. Wigle travels to Ellensburg to see daughter Mrs. W. M. Taylor. She is joined by Mrs. Lafe Little and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Steele
Walla
City
Yakima
C. di. Walter
Prosser
Yakima Hotel
Joseph Allen
Parker and Spokane
North Yakima
Cc. M. Crichton
Altadena
Cal
Commercial
KE. Crownover
Naches
Tessie Christmas
Sound Country
Outlook
J. W
Martin of
Toppenish
C. Burdick
Northern Pacific Railway
Congdon
Shirley
Seattle
Hoquiam
Patrick Lynch
Eleventh Avenue North
Pearl E. Turner
Catherine
Turner
O.W. R. & N. Company
Walla Walla
A. B. Miller
Hsta Shelton
Ellensburg
Ethel Simonson
Hellensburg
Bessie
Weir
United States Department of Agriculture
Pingineer Martin
William Moon
South Sixth Street
Ruby Whitson
Wally Painter
Eda Lizee
Miss Crimm
Miss Lizee
Bert Lizee
Messrs
Robi. Parker
W. J. Parmentier
C. M. Erickson
Will Allen
Dimmick
Roy Marker
Clyde Konous
Tieton Basin
M. J. Wigle
W. M. Taylor
Lafe Little
Outlook High School Addition Bid Award and Local Notes
Godnour Bros of Sunnyside won the contract for the Outlook high school addition with a labor bid of 1700. The district will furnish all hardware. Prof. Jacobson and Prof. Witt of Outlook spent early this week together. Margaret Hills, after two months with relatives in Walla Walla, returned Sunday. Mrs J B Mason left for an outing at Lake Keechelus earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godnour Bros
Sunnyside
Outlook
Prof
Jacobson
Prof. Witt
Margaret Hills
Walla Walla
J. B. Mason
Lake Keechelus
King Files For County Clerkship in Local Race
Roy King deputy in the County Clerk's office filed his declaration for clerk with County Auditor W B Newcomb early Monday. Newcomb, elected two years ago after serving as deputy, also filed. James Stuart of the Moxee sought the district 2 commissioner seat opposing M E Olson. Other filings included J Le Wed for superior court judge and Alfred R Peaks for justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy King
A. W. Barr
W. B. Newcomb
King
King County
Mr. Newcomb
James Stuart
The
Moxee
M. E. Olson
Gilbert Hopeful Regarding Market
Four cars of mixed fruit have been shipped by Richey Gilbert of Toppenish. Apples bring 1.25 to 1.50 per box as demand remains strong and a carload is expected daily this week. Gilbert notes improving conditions and potential good returns for well placed fruit. The cherry trade also shows life with a car ordered for shipment east on No. 4 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Richey & Gilbert Company
Toppenish
Gilbert
Northern Express Company
Yakima Fruit Exhibit Urged for Minneapolis Show
Spokane agent C E Amey praises North Yakima orchard country during a four hour valley tour. He backs the Northwestern States Products exhibit at Minneapolis next November and urges Yakima to send its best fruits and vegetables for the land products exposition. He commends the local commercial club and plans to inform regional exhibitors of advantages for settlers and investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Amey
Spokane
Northern Pacific
North Yakima
Arney
Northwestern States
Minneapolis
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
East
Middle West
Yakima Valley
Yakima
Ware
Two Boys Sentenced After Reform School Plea
Harl Webster and Pearl Zirkle were sentenced in superior court to not less than one nor more than 15 years in the Monroe reform school after pleading guilty to grand larceny. Clifford Nelson remains jailed and may face charges. A $28.75 robbery occurred when contractor W P Taylor was held up near Sixth and Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harl Webster
Pearl Zirkle
Grady
Superior
Reformatory
Monroe
Clifford Nelson
W. P. Taylor
West
Yakima Avenue
Sixth and
Yakima
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Fletcher
Astoria
H. G. Snively
Kennewick
Frank Rudkin
Esther van Horn
Richland
W. D. Ingalls
W. W. Robinson
Fred Stussy
Hall Claire
Wis
Ellis
Harry Glen
Wisconsin
John Noel
Frank Noel
J. B. Cyr
T. Schurghenoff
St. Petersburg
Russia
Father LaMontague
Moxce
L. L. Golles
Mise Goacetfagumnond
Mion
Dave
Thomas Cariyie
Yakima Grocery Company
Webhnes
James C. Cull
Frederick
Okla
Robert
South Fourth Street
M. M. Haebhart
J. F. Boyle
Alfred Lockwood
Coast Cities
N. W. Pritchard
Commercial Hotel
J. Ed. Schran
San Francisco
Harry L. Cahalan
C. B. Udell
Chicago
Elizabeth Osbourne
H. Y. Saint
Register of the United States Land Office
C. Dan Gresswell
R. E B. Slaughter
Hudson, Wis
Cascade Lumber Company
J. P. Gordon
Duluth
Alex. Hutchings
Cambridge
Mass
Marie McAlpin
Kiowa
Rene Cosgrove
L. M. Hogue
G. A. Dunbar
Lopez Island
Harry Snively
G. .Arney
Western Mining
Harry Brown
Miss Sawbridge
Roderick Fitch
Fitch
Imade
Northwest
Carl Oliver
Herald
Yakima Valley News
Ling
Glenn
Belair
Thos
Robison
Glen Roafes
Milo Whitney
Wayne Duncan
Mrs. Adams
Harriet Campbell
Duncan Campbell
Sound
J. B. Cull
Terrace Hevgits
Barr—Newcomb
Stuart
Reform
Taylor
Wendas
Zirkle
L. R. Rightmire
R. A. Grant
Cowichee Canyon
S. First Street
Mr. Buyer
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