Sheep Inspector Imposes Quarantine Across Counties
Yakima sheep inspector P. Simpson bans import of sheep from epidemic districts Umatilla Morrow Gilliam Grant Wasco Wheeler Sherman Crook Oregon. Violators face heavy penalties under state law to prevent scab spread. Meanwhile Washington clubs hold annual federation meeting in Pullman with delegates from Vestal Snyder Wright Bell Hall and others attending sessions including education library and legislation updates.
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Ll. P. Simpson
Yakios
Alickoswt
Sittita
Oregon
Umatilla
Morrow
Gillam
Grant
Wasco
Wheeler
Sherman and
Crook
Yakima
Vestal Snyder
Anna Wright
Women’s Club
W. A. Bell
Twentieth Century Club
Pullman
Washington State Federation of Women's Clubs
F. C. Hall
Board of Directors
Elton Fulmer
Lofus B. Nelson
Grace Isaacs Ander
James Ramsay
Elvira M. Elwood
F. C. Hall Club
H. C. Olney
Anna D Carusi
Secre- Baageen Lees
Eva W Gove
Mary Weed
W. L. Adams
C. V. Piper
Frances
Axtell Music
Aetelle
A. B. Bull
W. H. Parry
Mrs. F. C. Hall Returns From Six Weeks Coast Trip
Mrs. F C Hall arrived home after six weeks traveling by steamer from Seattle with two weeks in Los Angeles as a delegate to the national convention of the women's clubs of America. She describes a grand La Fiesta dower carnival and meetings with friends in Los Angeles Pasadena Seattle Tacoma and San Francisco before returning home tired but content. She notes stops at Stanford and Berkeley universities and encounters with several Yakima acquaintances. C G Wands Co real estate at 101 South Second Street North Yakima offers homesteads rentals and maps.
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F. C. Hall
Los Angeles
The
Women’s Clubs of America
Robert Smith
Granger
Georgia State Federation
Erwin
Pasadena
New York
A. B. Weed
Judge Weed
Gorden
South Second Street
North Yakima
Wash
Yakima High School Commencement Friday Evening
The Yakima High School graduating class will hold exercises at Larson's theatre Friday evening June 3. A good program is planned. Graduates include Mary Remy Grace Parish Eva Marchildon Myrtle Peck.
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Yakima High School
Larson's
Mary Remy
Grace Parish
Eva Marchildon
Myrtle Peck
Notable Class Members and Early Dropouts Named
Nora Plumb, Mattie Preble, David Jungst, Matthew Sandmeyer, Oscar Dam, Samuel McKinney and John London are listed as class members. Lela Hawkins and Archie Norton were also in the class but dropped out early in the spring.
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Nora Plumb
Mattie Preble
David Jungst
Matthew Sandmeyer
Oscar Dam
Samuel McKinney
John London
Lela Hawkins
Archie Norton
Church Notes Highlighting Pulpit and Assembly Activities
Rev. George P. Merrill of Everett to preach at Congregational church next Sunday morning on Christianity's Estimate of Man with evening service omitted. Merrill to speak at Ahtanum Sunday evening. Old school Baptists near Natchez gap hold state association June 13–15. Rev. Vaile of Seattle to lead at this place in July. Elder Stiverson to hold services at Mark's schoolhouse and Brethren church North Yakima. Brethren church Ah tanum avenue schedule includes Sunday school 10, preaching 11 and 8. prayer Thursday 8. Strangers invited.
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George P. Merrill
Everett
Congregational Church
Merrill
Ahtanum
The
Academy
Old School Baptists
Washington and
Oregon
Cowyche School House
Natchez Gap
Mr. Vaile
Seattle
Stiverson
Idaho
Montana
Mark
Brethren Church
North Yakima
Ahtanum Avenue
Deaths and local notices in Sunnyside weekly
Obituaries note Winfield S Kremer 56 dies of heart trouble at Cherry street home May 31 1902 with funeral at 2 pm and interment at Tahoma cemetery Casper Habig dies at son in law C W McCormicks Natchez home June 3 1902 of heart failure aged 72. funeral planned. Community notices cover sales births rent, banquets, acknowledgments, business moves, and social events.
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Winfield S. Kremer
Cherry Street
Tahoma Cemetery
Casper Habig
C. W. McCormick
Natchez
British Columbia
Shoes on sale stove top discounts at local shop
The shop lists a range of footwear with bold prices and styles including Ladies Queen Bee shoes at 2.00, Infants soft sole at .25 to .50, Children Dongola and Red Kid Sandals at .75, and Men Oxfords from 1.50 to 3.00. Boys canvas and calf up at 1.25.
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McKay
Ranch report of two aged horses with owners near Alfalfa bridge
A ranch note from Alfalfa bridge describes two horses for sale or information: a 7 year old black horse with a split ear and weight about 1300, and a bay horse with T O brand weighing about 1250. Both are shod all around and inquiries go to F G Drew at Zillah Postoffice. The Herald offers wedding stationery and calling cards.
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Alfalfa Bridge
F. G. Drew
Zillah Postoffice
Nob Hill Notes on Local Improvements and School News
Sid Carrasso sold his fast trotting horse last week. Nob Hill remains adorned by Mr. Kelley’s nearing completion house. Roads have improved and the supervisor shows good judgment. Linn Strangeway holds a large potato stock. bids of 35, or 40 per ton, were discussed months ago. J Stevenson plans Manitoba travel Tuesday and may return with others. Nob Hill schools closed Thursday with exercises. Principal Asa Schwartze and assistants Miss Owen and Miss Bullen pleased patrons who urged renewal for next year. Miss Owen accepted Everett city schools and declined the proffer.
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Nob Hill
Asa Schwartze
Miss Owen
Miss Bullen
Everett City
School Notes On Local Visits And Departures
Joe Palmer left Tuesday for Chicago after visiting Mrs. Chas Dillon for six weeks. Miss Lillian Johnson, visiting Mrs. Swain for four weeks, returns to San Francisco. About 18 to 20 friends bade her farewell at Mrs. Swain’s Monday. George Jacobs builds a barn and hay shed. Sam Sinclair also works on his hay ranch. Mrs. G H Shannon of Tacoma visits Mrs. George Grist this week. Mrs. Jennie Roundtree of Spokane visits Mrs. Charles Dillon.
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Joe Palmer
Chas. Dillon
Chicago
Lillian Johnson
Mrs. Swain
San Francisco
George Jacobs
Sam Sinclair
Jennie Roundtree
Spokane
Charles Dillon
Parker News Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Fruit thinning has begun. F. E. Thompson has gone to Montana. J. D. Nichols lost a valuable cow last week. J. Hartley of Tacoma is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Nichols. An entertainment was held at the local venue.
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F. E. Thompson
Montana
J.D. Nichols
J. Hartley
Tacoma
J. D. Nichols
Wenas area notes busy with events and court case
Community updates from Wenas and nearby areas report memorial services in North Yakima, social visits, and farm activity. The big water case in superior court awaits decision, while local sports include Natchez 11 Wenas 52 and a coming ninth grade North Yakima game.
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Wenas
Natchez
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Church Notes
Robert Warner
Dalles
M. E. Church
James Coe
Washingtonian
John Reed
F. A. Hall of
Toppenish
L. B. Rhinehart
Sunnyside
Foua
Clegg Building
Rhineharts
D. E. Lesh
A. L. Slemmons
A. L. Pugh
C. C. Case
Mrs. McKiver
Albert Edward
Bissell Building
Larson’s
D. K. Macdonald
Bell Street
W.H. Johnson
C. G. Wands & Co
John Ditter
North Sixth Street
John Mechtel
Mr Ditter
Mr. Ditter
Herald Office
Sid Carrasso
Linn Strangeway
J. Stevenson
Manitoba
G. H. Shannon
George Grist
Parker
Mr. Dunn
Albert Atchinson
Bessie Miller
A. Henry
Charles Purdin
Henry Kelly
Mr. Hemm
Rosa Hanson
Wenas Cemetery
Wenas Grounds
Messrs. Briggs
Dam
Northy
Hughes
Small
Lotz
Elgin Baxter
Mount Adams
Big Klickitat Country
A. J. Miller
Cowychee
Briggs & Dam
Madame Idella
Miller Block
Yakima Avenue
W. W. Felton
H. W. Hoffman
Third Street
Children’s Shoes
Kohis Shoe Company
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