Local notices and travels from Yakima area readers
Mrs. F B Shardlow left Friday for a visit in British Columbia. F A Williams passed through en route to Ellensburg. Several residents and visitors travel between Ellensburg Yakima and Seattle. Notables include Prof J L Dumas in town, Mrs Burns and Mrs Murphy visiting relatives, Bertie Moore from Jackson Michigan visiting relatives Z Y Coleman noted for tall stature. A L Wheeler leases Fruitvale farm and auctions equipment. North Yakima Rubber Stamp Works hires manager A J Miller. Grand Pacific hotel in Ellensburg bought by E W Dooley for 7000 with 5000 in improvements. Street brawl ends with two youths fighting in Turner's alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Moore
Jackson
Michigan
Z. Y. Coleman
How Do We Do It Glassware Sale
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Right of Way Nears Completion for Sunnyside Line
Mr Splawn told ALD reporters the Parker Bottom residents have provided eight miles of free right of way clearing the path to the Moxee valley and that Ahtanum and Natchez valley residents could secure a line by granting similar access. A canvassing committee will report progress next Saturday as Natchez leads favorable signs for start of construction.
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Splawn
Tue Herald
Sunnyside
Parker Bottom
Moxee Valley
Ahtanum
Natchez
Bartholet Hotel
Weekly Crop Bulletin Seeks Summer Prosperity for Washington State
The Seattle bulletin reports a sun drenched week ending July 1 1902 with no rain and ideal haying weather. Wheat hay and oats improved with abundant vegetables and fruits. early peaches and apricots ripening. regional notes mention Yakima Sunnyside and Klickitat counties with promising yields and some frost impact on potatoes. GN Salisbury and G M Richards noted.
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Seattle
Kittitas
Ellensburg
Easton
Timothy
Yakima
Parker
Sunnyside
Kiowa
Pasco
Klickitat
Goldendale
Hartland
Salisbury
The Merry Bandit and Yakima Sleuths Hunt
A Washington bandit roams freely as North Yakima detectives pursue him with blood in their eyes. The scene shifts to an ad for Foley’s Kidney Cure with testimonials from North Yakima Drug Store. A satirical exchange and a cough remedy note close the column.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Washington
Yakima
Tracy
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
R. T. Hopkins
Polar
Wis
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Yakima Tea Company
Yakima Herald
F. B. Shardlow
British Columbia
F. A. Williams
Geo. Hards
Ahtanum Avenue
Malcolm MacLennan
Mrs. H. H. Lombard
Alaska
J. L. Dumas
Pullman
B. F. Barge
H. A. Griffin
The
Nile
Ellensburg-Yakima
J. B. Burns
San Francisco
T. Murphy
John Sawbridge
Blue Bill
Gold Hill
Edward Fournier
Larson’s Theatre
Frank L. Wheeler
Mr. Wheeler
A. J. Miller
North
T. L. Taft
Baker City
Oregon
P. H. Felitz
Felitz Bros
Turner’s
Keene
Charles Hinman
Register of Land Office
Roslyn
Z. Y
E. W. Dooley
Grand Pacific
P. R. Richardson
L. J. Gerking
Council
Idaho
John Gerking
Mr. Gerking
I. N. Richardson
A. Beasley
Shirla Smith
New York
Wilson Business College
Miss Smith
A. Jacobson
West Side
Tacoma
Mrs. J. Jacobson
Training School
C. Christianson
Peter Fahrney
South First St
Leonard Lince
Nob Hill
Gardiner Ranch
C. W. Nash
Fruitvale
Geo. W. Cary
Long Beach
Stephenson
Janeck Block
Ireene
A. J. Splawn
G. Macl. Richards
Sloan’s Drug Store
Merry Bandit
Phyllis
Blanche
Fawcett Bros
Chas F, Kraus
Surreys
Saddlery
Mulhollan
Grocers
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