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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1908

Page

8

Campaigning Tacoma Leader Arrives in North Yakima

Captain I M Howell Republican hopeful for secretary of state visits North Yakima for several days of campaigning. Other items include O B Young reporting rising reservoir water and land irrigation, local travel, a box car accident in the yards involving Mike Stapleton, a federal warrant for Johnnie Sam, and various community notices.

I. M. Howell Tacoma North Yakima Pierce County O. B. Young Pleasant Valley Irrigation Company H. J. Fleming Parker Bottom Mike Stapleton Montreal Canada Yakima Mike Northern Pacific Laker Nels Short Stapleton Johnnie Sam United States Baker Sam Chief Short William Thompson H. A. Webber Sunnyside North Rattlesnake Creek Naches River Ed. Lyons Wger Frit Company

Local Notes From Naches City and Neighboring Towns

County correspondence lists Mr. Cooper of Hazelwood Creamery in North Yakima on business in Naches City. Marriages occur as Lee Greer and Amanda Lamberson wed in North Yakima and plan to live in Waterville. Edna Little travels to Wapato to visit cousin Mrs. J. L. Evans. Arthur Conway of North Yakima visits Naches City. Lafe Little makes a business trip to North Yakima. Ralph Culp of Camp 6 is in Naches City. Mrs. Wim. Dimmick visits relatives in Naches City. Mrs. E. Culp leaves Naches City for Camp 6 to spend summer with son Ralph. George McCoy visits North Yakima. Jess Evans spends days in Naches City. An insane man was captured near Naches City Wednesday evening by W. L. Dimmick and Henry Sedge.

Dawson Niles Upper Naches Elmore Seattle The Sound Washington Spokane North Yakima Naches City Ellensburg Peoria F. T. Pihl Puyallup John B. Garvin Denver Colo Mr. Cooper Hazelwood Creamery Company Lee Greer Amanda Lamberson Waterville Wash Edna Little Wapato JL. M. Evans Arthur Conway Natches City Lafe Little Ralph Culp Wim. Dimmick E. Culp George McCoy Jess Evans W. L. Dimmick Henry Sedge

Tampico Firms Buy New Binder for Busy Grain Year

Roberts Bros and Mr Peatross with Tampico interests announce purchase of a binder as local grain expects a busy season. The warm spell peaked at 101 degrees in the shade with cooler days since. Little Olive Eglin of North Yakima visits grandparents.

Mabton News Highlights Local Inventions Sports Events

W T Livingston won the Mabton Gun Club contest shooting silver. Clyde Leonard plans a Mabton threshing machine factory next winter. Local baseball schedules include a Kennewick game and Yakima Tigers visit. various residents travel or visit health resorts. a youth accident hospitalizes briefly.

W. T. Livingston Mabton Gun Club Clyde Leonard N. Litherland Leonard T. W. Howell Meaghersville Cascade Mountains L. H. Shattuck Seattle N. J. Beckner H. Pfing Ewart Selle Bickleton Wm. Wright J. C. Sanger Alex Miller North Yakima Mabton J. JL. Searles Mabton Real Estate Company Robert Fosket L. D. Fosket Clarence Smith Fosket Ranch Missouri

Fear for Firs Sparks Fire Alarm In Toppenish

Town residents fear Thursday and Friday night fires were arson. Two large hay storage warehouses burned and other buildings were damaged. Guards planned over a remaining storage site to deter further incidents, with shipments expected to move out of Toppenish over the weekend.

Toppenish

Fire Devastates Hay Warehouses in Seattle Area

A Friday night blaze destroyed the Galbraith-Bacon & Company warehouse in Seattle, burning 1200 tons of hay and other goods. A separate ice storage and coal warehouse owned by George Stephenson also burned. Thursday night’s fire wrecked 600 tons of hay. Total loss nears $20,000 across both incidents.

Galbraith-Bacon & Company Seattle George Stephenson

Dr King's New Discovery Praised for Lung Cure

Mrs. E R Pierson of Auburn Centre Pennsylvania extols Dr King s New Discovery as a long lasting healer for lung trouble and threat saying it restores health with continued use. The remedy sold at C C Case s drug store with 50c and 1 00 trial bottles free.

First Manny Self Binder Sold By James Owen

James Owen of North Fourth street recalls selling the first Manny self binder ever placed on the market. The Manny company of Rockford Illinois pioneered the binder attachment to the grain harvester and later faced disputes with McCormick.

James Owen North Fourth Street Manny Company Rockford, Ill United States North Yakima

ManZan Pile Remedy Offered By West Side Druggist

One application soothes all forms of piles reducing inflammation soreness and itching. Price 50 guaranteed. Sold by C. W. Camp West Side Druggist.

C. W. Camp West Side Druggist

Cannery to Open in Yakima Valley Plant

Weber-Russell Canning announces opening this week with fruit packing starting Wednesday morning. Initial staff includes 100 workers with plans to grow to 600 as fruit receipts rise. Frank McKeon will manage the cannery and guarantee top prices within the Yakima valley market.

Weber-Russell Canning Company Frank McKeon McKeon Yakima Valley

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief

Advertisement for Bees Laxative Cough Syrup sold by C. W. Camp West Side Druggist. Marketed for young and old to ease coughs croup hoarseness and whooping cough with a gentle laxative effect and a guarantee.

C. W. Camp West Side Druggist

Crandall Dies Suddenly in Twin Falls Idaho

A. D. Crandall, longtime Crandall resident and member of the A. O. U. W., died suddenly at Twin Falls Idaho. He lived here since 1892, worked in the hop trade, then real estate, moved to Twin Falls three years ago to ranch under the irrigation project. Survived by wife and one daughter.

Pins for the kidneys cure backache and kidney trouble

An advertisement claims kidney symptoms like backache arise from kidney trouble and offers pins for the kidneys with a 30 days trial for $1.00. It guarantees or refunds and lists C. W. Camp, West Side Druggist as seller.

C. W. Camp West Side

Shaw files for Yakima county auditor nomination

Fred Shaw a city councilman filed Monday for the Republican primaries seeking Yakima county auditor challenging incumbent Crocker. The filing marked the forty first candidacy in Yakima county with applicants spread mainly from Sunnyside and outside North Yakima. John Cleman filed Monday for county commissioner district one on the Republican ticket.

Crocker Shaw Yakima County North Yakima Sunnyside John Cleman Venus

A Thousand Dollars Worth of Good Kidney Cure Testimony

A. H. Thurnes of Buffalo Ohio reports years of kidney and bladder trouble with gravel passing and excruciating pain. After using Foley's Kidney Cure he felt relief, brick dust disappeared and pain ceased, claiming it has done him a thousand dollars worth of good. Sold by North Yakima Drug Co. and A. D. Sloan Prop.

A. H. Thurnes Buffalo Foley North Yakima Drug Co A. D. Sloan

Snow Liniment Claims Cure for Poison Oak Poisoning

Mr O H P Corne tus of Turner Oregon reports his wife and two friends were cured of painful poison oak poisoning using Ballard's Snow Liniment. The remedy priced 25c 50c and 1.00 is sold by D H Fry druggist.

Ballard O. H. P. Corne Tus Turner Ore D. H. Fry

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