Northwest Herald Gift Contest Promises Large Prizes
The Northwest Herald announces a June 10 1907 gift contest awarding a $500 piano three Yellowstone trips with all expenses three business college scholarships and six ladies gold watches to be awarded by popular vote. Entries open to young ladies in North Yakima and Yakima County with votes earned by subscriptions and nomination coupons.
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Society Notes and Social Gatherings Highlight Local Events
Wednesday program by Sisters school pupils featured choir and instrumental pieces led by Misses Ditter Kohls Flynn and several duets. Teachers hosted a strawberry party at Nob Hill, a sewing contest honored Mrs Burt, and Mrs Scott hosted an afternoon tea party with 28 guests. A china shower for Miss Krutz and the Natches Avenue Whist club picnic at Mrs Wrights marked the week’s social calendar.
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North Fourth Street Academy
Holst C. Crane
R. Rich
A. Reilly
G. Ditter
B. Grange
the Mountain
Weber
R. Flynn
M. Rabung
C. Eshhbach
E. Rolle
G. Kohls
Hamel
Garlet
K. Probach
B. Ludgate
M. Beausalier
the Dirty Boy
C. Crane
Narcissus
Miss J. Warren
Lilly Dale
A. Mayer
W. S. Huxtable
Nob Hill
Katharine McKinney
Miss Baker
Miss Caravan
Miss Hill
Miss Smith
Patterson
Jones
Keeler
Strauss
Alfred B. Cline
Helga Scott
Miss Scott
First Street
Marjorie Krutz
Miss Krutz
Florence McCoy
United Presbyterian Church Rises on Capitol Hill
The United Presbyterian church at 11th Ave So and Chestnut St on Capitol Hill is set to begin foundation work after a several week delay. Costing about 6000 dollars, the modern structure will seat five hundred and include classrooms, kitchen, lavatory and other features. Services are held in a temporary tabernacle while construction progresses.
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11Th Ave
Chestnut Street
Capitol Hill
P. M. Montgomery
Yakima
United Presbyterians
North
Bridge Whist Event Honors Mrs Robertson in Moxee
About twenty ladies gathered last Thursday at the Misses Cameron home in Moxee for a bridge whist in honor of Mrs Robertson of Nelson B C. Mrs E B Moore won first prize with Mrs White second. Mrs Robertson received a guest of honor prize.
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Bridge Whist
Mary
Jean Cameron
The
Moxee
Robertson
Nelson
B. C
E. B. Moore
White
D. E. Lesh
M. B. Miles
Henry H. Lombard
George Shellbarger
County dispute over taxes on logs from Kittitas lands
The Cas cade Lumber company sues Lee Tittle Yakima county treasurer and W B Price Kittitas county treasurer in a superior court action to decide which county may collect taxes on logs cut in Kittitas County and stored at a local mill. The case asks for interpleader and a court order declaring the rightful taxing authority.
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Kittitas County
Cascade Lumber Company
Lee Tittle
Yakima County
W. B. Price
Kittitas
Yakima
Tittle
Change in Post Office Routes and Schedules
Postmaster Lemon announces a schedule change due to Northern Pacific train time shifts. Downtown will receive three daily deliveries instead of two, with five city districts and afternoon first class mail delivery. other mail remains over until morning.
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