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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1910

Page

8

Local notices and travels in North Yakima and beyond

North Yakima and surrounding areas see a flurry of travel visits and local business moves. Missy Pauline Bivins travels to Tacoma then Seattle. Davai and Lizzie Sullivan return to Vancouver after a ten day visit with relatives in Nob Hill.

Missy Pauline Bivins Tacoma Seattle Therce Davai Lizzie Sullivan John Kennedy Nob Hill Vancouver Hattie Galwell North Yaknma George Bartmn Robert Nowler Ellensburg Fred FP. Calkins North Yakima Ensburg Eilensburg Hrat Warhoad Yakima Watersnelons John W. Hil The Northern Pacific Rairoad

Sunbury residents plan trips to Lake NWNeechelus region

A long list outlines several families and individuals who left on Sunday for recreation in the Lake NWNeechelus area including Charles Amundson A C Webber Horace Miller and others. Separate party of Hitchcock Noble Johnson Kees Fordyce and families enjoyed camp life while Mrs Jones and daughter Mildred traveled to Victoria after visiting Seattle friends.

Lake Nwneechelus Charles Amundson A.C. Webber Horace Miller F. R. Noble Lee A. Johnson Kees Fordyce Dorothy Raymond Jones Mildred Victoria Seattle M. Scott Edythe Brockway Lulla Jones Minneapolis

Wheat crop estimate issued for Saskatchewan

Winnipeg July 26 William Whyte vice president of the Canadian Pacific railroad received advice from W I Motherwell minister of agriculture that Saskatchewan wheat crop was suffering and an estimate of 60 000 000 bushels is warranted based on government inspection.

Winnipeg Maan William Whyte Canadian Pacific Railroad W. i. Motherwell Saskatchewan Saskatchean

Local notes from Yakima county and area updates

Seattle visitor visits mother and town developments include Meekibbon property sale D van Winkle plans to move family to town and Hillier land sold for 28000 to a syndicate. Names of residents, NorPac, North Coast, and local clubs featured with lectures and social events.

Local Social Notes From North Yakima Area

Mr and Mrs A H Irish host guests including Messrs B Gorham and H Gall and families of St Paul Minn Bert Frazer to craft peach boxes for Thompson Fruit Co Marie Williams visited North Yakima over the weekend Mrs Funsher and Iowa relatives move into A H Trish house Mr White formerly of Zillah now in North Yakima building a residence visits Joe Forman M E Olson employs expert cook for large picking and packing crew. erects a tent for work Valley road finishes track across Flint ranch High shipping rates hinder mainline fruit handling at Plints swinging area Mrs A G Dickson and Miss Mable Dickson visit Zillah Friday with Mrs McConneleys and family

North Yakima Barnum & Bailey Company Effensburg Horticultural Union Tater Web Crowder Neth Vakima Toppenish Goverment Indian Department Maleate Bence Seattle Waiver Military Academy Grace Buntley Minnesota C. J. Marsden South Naches Aveae Mattie Wercke Bellingham Vest al Snyder Alfred Henty Bumping Lake Mugheés Fred Helton Dwight Redman Pocter Spem Wastion Island Prai Doust Lake Weechelus Campinedi Radford J. FP. Redford North First Street U. S California Gremerton Hirstley Kermnewick Pasco Angieguan Brodhead Tieton Hotel Edward R. Perry Pests Baxmond Wash Ticon Hotel M. N. Richards North Yakama Tacoma Harry Cole Weigel-Heare Company Walla Walla Selah Harry Gray Mount Adams Washingiwat Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis Soutt Dr We. J. Laneh W. M. Hassell Nashasmies Emerson Flugene Pomeroy Natches Valley Waveshnine Exelu Spuhkat Hicham Ffret Calais Tockwook Avwn Bronswick W. A. Assibs Haruoch Yakirne Nury A. HH B. Gorham Gall St. Paul Minn Bert Frazer Thompson Fruit Company Marie Williams Funsher Ingalls Towa Iowa A. H. Trish Mr. White Zillah Yakima Joe Forman Flint Ranch Northern Pacific Plint A. G. Dickson Mable Dickson Zillah Priday

Benton City Lumber Firm Prepares for Spring Rush

M Freeman of Benton City reports Toppenish writer says the Creek Lumber company has enclosed its yard at Benton City with no fence and begins to stock for an expected business surge. Lumber buyers grow more numerous as spring activity nears.

Kk. M. Freeman Benton City Eh Creek Lumber Company Reyv

Yakima Fruit Wins Praises From Visiting Party

A private car carrying Mr. Fowler and several ladies and gentlemen traveled west through Yakima attached to No 8. They bought and loaded box after box of Yakima fruit for wholesale transport, praising the valley's produce amid reports of poor fruit conditions elsewhere. Visitors gathered crop data and valley statistics during their stop at the railroad station.

Texland Bex Yakima

Bryan Loses Historic Hold On County Option Issue

The convention adjourned after a heated session where Patrick Delles led opposition to Bryan and the county option plank. A governor candidate criticized Bryan’s opponents and defended the party unity while endorsing Shellenbarger and city charter rights, and the daylight saloon law.

Bryan Patrick Delles Sesan Shhallenberger Dahlmian Patrick Sheelenbarger H. B. Flaherty

Yakima Potato Yield Arouses Florida Man

Portates long years L. C. Garrett of Sanford Florida has kept potato facts since the 1887 state fair and now seeks to apply in his state the conditions he learned in North Yakima, writing to Secretary James.

L. CL Garrett Sanford Fla Mit Yekina James

North Yakima Seeks Seed From Legendary Potatoes

Mr Garrett recalls hearing of a valley farmer who reportedly grew 800 tons of potatoes per acre and writes to state officials and Pullman College seeking seed. He asks for the grower’s name if remembered and inquires how many banks operate in North Yakima plus total deposits.

Garrett Secretary of State State College Pullman North Yakima Yakima

May market own produce Selah delegate from Yakima County

S M McKee of Selah, delegate from Yakima County, told Seattle state grange members that high living costs stem from commission men, not farmers. The meeting discussed forming a state wide co operative to link producer and consumer and improve farmer returns.

State Grange Seattle Washington S. M. Mckee The Selah Commission Mr. McKee Yakima County Pulliman Pullman Pomona L. C. Getsinger Equity Co-operative Company Getsinger Grange State Grange of B. Kegley

Blight on Pear Threatens Young Trees in Valley

Deputy Horticultural Inspector Morrison warns pear blight is spreading across the valley with many young trees blossoming. He urges owners to destroy blossoms and eradicate infected material to slow the disease and protect orchards.

T. ©. Morrison Mr. Morrison AMS Morrison

Alaska census shows extreme arctic conditions and brave agents

A Washington report details the winter inland Alaska census led by Chief Special Agent McKenzie. Enumerators endured 72 below zero, blizzards, and frozen trails to reach remote cabins over months, with two deaths from weather and heavy travel by dog sled.

Washington Alaska Melenzie Durand Uncle Sam Fairbanks Mclkenzie Census Bureau McKenzies McKenzie States Mai Valdez Awska United States Hamme

Pear blight risk linked to bees study in Yakima Valley

The article notes pear blight likely spreads near bee colonies and may have been introduced by bees. It urges growers to take extra precautions to prevent spread and potential losses. Mr Morrison reports finding blight in Zillah and Naches areas, stressing widespread but limited damage and the need for vigilant orchard care.

Zillah Jorrison Naches Morrison

Dr David Rosser Physician and Surgeon

Dr David Rosser practiced as a physician and surgeon with offices over Janeck Drug Store at the corner of Sixth and Chestnut. His hours were 9 am to 12 pm and 2 to 5 pm, and he served as a member of the Pension Board.

David Rosser Janeck Drug Store Cor. Sixth and Chestnut Pension Board

Three Girls Drown in Cheyenne River Flood

News reaches Pierre that Blanche Atwood Etta Aldrich and Sadie Trenor drowned while fording the Cheyenne river during a flood from a cloudburst upstream. The three were part of a picnic party in a carriage when the disaster occurred Saturday.

Pierre Blanche Atwood Etta Aldrich Sadie Trenor Cheyenne River

Canadian railway to Alaska advances through Stewart route

Advices from Stewart report the Canadian Northern railway’s charter pursuit for a Edmonton to Stewart line. The Stewart visit prompted plans to build another railroad through Portland City toward the Salmon River, venturing twenty miles of Alaska terrain into British Columbia to haul ore to Stuart.

Victoria Blcl Stewart Canadian Northern Railway Edmonton Mann Portland City Salmon River British Columbia Stuart

Burlington Plans Cutoff Through Montana

A state resolution filed with Secretary of State Yoder authorizes building an extension from Serinner to the North tn Passive line at Fromberg. The project aims to create a newaboard post line with efficiency gains and a potential hundred mile savings between St Louis and Puget Sound.

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