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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1902

Page

9

Community Notes From North Yakima and Vicinity

North Yakima weekly notes report residents traveling to the foothills and coast for summer. People named include Prof. Plumb, Dr. Fletcher, W. J. Roaf, Miss Birdie Bartholet, Mrs. Wyandt, Lorilla Rand, A. F. Downs, and the Brookins family. A baby’s death at Kennewick is noted. Alfred Myers reports Soda Springs trout. Miss Hattie Pugsley and Miss Bessie Hall visit for the Elks carnival. J. E. Banks plans a one month trip to British Columbia with deer hunting. A wind storm toppled an apple tree injuring Mrs. Diteman narrowly. Frank B. Long from Indianapolis visits Natchez Avenue residents seeking Spokane or Sound paper ties.

True Economy Baking Powder Ad

The notice compares costs of alum baking powder and high grade baking powder, claiming price does not justify a family’s yearly supply. It promotes Dr Price’s tar baking powder as delicious and healthful and warns against cheap alum powders as unhealthy and spoilage risks.

Moon Bros. Carriage Co la Crosse Carriage Co

Community Notes From Prosser Record In Yakima Valley

Miss Pearl Taylor hosted a Saturday party for Miss Myrla Plumb of North Yakima. Paterson is recovering eye sight after a successful operation. G. S. Rankin reported progress on a new saw mill and logs to be logged soon. Father Fuesi will conduct Catholic services Sunday. Vessey & McRae may start a brick hotel soon. C. G. Wands appointed deputy mining surveyor for Yakima valley. C. E. Jones joins J. M. Perry & Co. of Prosser and plans to stay. Coleman Guthrie Chandler and Jones returned from Ahtanum fishing trip. J D Sheehan and H A Laubscher visited from Seattle. Mrs Pleas Bounds and son Irvin returned from Ellensburg. Dr. Wells resumed practice after three weeks on the Sound. Campbell family back from Roslyn and Cle Elum. Samuel Grafton visiting with son Guy. Dr Burns called to Ellensburg. Frank Wheeler and wife went to Seattle. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. E R Grove’s signature on each box. 25c. 49.

Pearl Taylor Myrla Plumb North Yakima Paterson G. S. Rankin Rankin

Reduced Rail and Boat Fares Offered for Select Destinations

Travel discounts announced for Hot Springs, San Francisco, Westport, Long Beach, Tacoma, Yellowstone Park. Fares include San Francisco at 34.15 round trip by rail, boat from Portland 29.15, Westport 8.20, Long Beach 10.20, Tacoma 6.50, Yellowstone Park 75.40 with rail stage transport and 5.5 days at Park Hotels. sale dates vary with limits up to 60 days or 30 days. Agent M.8S. Meexs.

Hot Springs San Francisco Portland Westport Long Beach South Bend Tacoma Yellowstone Park the Park Meexs

Free Right of Way Near Ahtanum Valley Nears Rail Line

A valley committee reports broad support for an electric railway, with nine miles of the planned eighteen located and non resident owners largely cooperative. A. J. Splawn notes near consensus and expects settlement of remaining opposition in Moxee valley, making the railroad likely soon.

Ahtanum Valley A. J. Splawn Jos Natchez Natchez Valley Parker Bottom Ahtanum Splawn Moxee

Leonard Schott's Barn Burns

At about 11 o clock Friday night the barn of Leonard Schott on North Third street caught fire. Firemen fought the blaze but the structure burned rapidly due to combustibles, with only nearby buildings spared. Loss estimated at 25 dollars. the event drew much public interest as firefighters battled the flames.

Leonard Schott North Third Street

Payment Note From Noria Yakima July 26 1902

A receipt from Noria Yakima dated July 26 1902 shows $15 received from the Order of Washington as full payment for three weeks disability by accident. William L. Benner signs the note praising the order's promptness in paying claims.

Noria Yakima Order of Washington William L. Benner

Mrs Lois Cragg Cured by Dr King’s New Discovery

A Dorchester woman describes severe lung trouble and an obstinate cough with near inability to breathe. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with her complete cure, urging sufferers to try the remedy guaranteed by Yakima drug stores. Local note invites readers to a luncheon featuring Jocko the orangutan.

Lois Cragg Dorchester Mass

Vacation Days Promote Outdoor Fun For Children

Vacation time brings children outdoors with healthier living, but care is urged to guard against common accidents. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve is praised for stopping pain and aiding recovery for cuts sores and bruises. L B Johnson of Swift Texas endorses it as best on the market. Beware of counterfeit products at Yellow Drug Store.

DeWitt L. B. Johnson Swift Texas Yellow Drug Store

Hat Fetching Dog Described By Owner and Visitor

A visitor asks about tricks learned by He Nice, and the owner confirms the dog will fetch a hat when whistled.

No Cure No Pay Tooth of Grove’s Tasteless Tonic

A statement promoting Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic asserts the tonic is simply iron and quinine in tasteless form. The seller offers no cure no pay and prices the product at 50 cents per bottle.

Grove

Bets on Hoodoo Raise Stakes in Narrow Horse Race

In a lively betting scene a bettor chooses Hoodoo as the winner while confidently claiming dead certain tips on the remaining four horses. The exchange highlights quick wit and high optimism around a local race.

Also Mentioned on This Page

North Yakima and Vicinity W.N. Granger Own Prof. Plumb Dr. Fletcher W. J. Roaf A. F. Downs Lee Brookins Kennewick Society of Minnesotans Woodvien Alfred Myers Soda Springs Hattie Pugsley Seattle Bessie Hall Miss Hall J. E. Banks British Columbia A. F. Diteman Frank B. Long Indianapolis H. L. Moore South Natchez Avenue Dr. Price Notr Ry Or C. G. Wands Surveyor General Yakima Valley Bumping River Gold Jill C. E. Jones California Fort Simcoe Lynch Peck J. M. Perry & Co Mr. Jones Coleman Guthrie Chandler Jones J.D. Sheehan H. A. Laubscher Hotel Yakima Dr. Wells M. B.campbell Roslyn Cle Elum Samuel Grafton Everett City Guy Dr. Burns Ellensburg Frank Wheeler E. W. Grove Ives Thawnoo Bleekerstreet Thaynoo Jocko Annie Wright Seminary Tacoma, Washgton Board of Trustees Frederick William Keato Olympia Thos. B. Wallace Isaac W. Anderson Alexander Baillie Avery Mongersoll Halleck Yakima County Fawcett Bros Keene North Yakima Furniture Co Jefferson N. P Viavico Alex Bowman
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