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Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1901

Page

5

Local notes from Yakima and surrounding areas

A compilation of short items lists visits by residents and visitors from Sunnyside Lewiston Spokane and Prosser to Yakima with notes on dental work a bakery venture and a church social Readers learn about travels sales prospects new potatoes and a fire incident at H Jellison’s Simcoe station along with upcoming dental visits in Prosser and a baking powder invention by J A Walker.

J. A. Walker H. Jellison Simcoe Station

Parade Features Big Parade with Bands Wagons and Acts

At 10 a m on June 22 Campbell Bros steam caliope opens a parade followed by three blues bands a drum corps and a mile long line of wagons cages of exotic animals bareback riders acrobats contortionists trapeze performers high leapers bicycle riders and twelve clowns from many nations entertaining spectators.

Campbell Bros. Steam Caliope

A World Class Big Show Brings Elite Performers

The Big Show features Rooney and Lowande, world champion bareback riders, plus the Ryden and Nelson Family on bars, Brandon troupe gymnastic feats, and Frank Smith as a top head balancer. It promises a world reputation, trained animals, and unmatched performances with elephants ponies dogs monkeys and a high jumping pony.

Rooney and Lowande Ryden and Nelson Brandon Frank Smith

Positive to Appear on the Day and Date Announced

G. 8. Rankin traveled to the Sound on Tuesday for a brief business trip while H. A. Small went to Outlook Monday to arrange cemetery monument work. H. B. Doust attended a Seattle convention of insurance men this week. A note mentions bargains on horse, secondhand buggy, or wagon at Wyman's opposite Court House block on Second Street.

Rankin the Sound H. A. Small Outlook H. B. Doust Seattle Insurance Men Wyman’s Court House Block Second Street

Osage Dog Feast Turns Fatal for Dozens

A tribal medicine dance and dog feast near Pawhuska leads to at least thirty Osage women dead and about one hundred ill. Approximately five hundred squaws from across the nation attended as 300 dogs were slaughtered and eaten. the women danced, fainting and then continuing through the night. The event drew surprise from the Indian agent, with deaths mounting by dawn.

Beaver Creek Pawhuska Lily Dog Face

Harness Maker Ad Promises Quality and Low Prices

Practical harness maker bills himself as valuing style finish and quality with prices claimed to be less than cheap goods elsewhere. Call or write for prices.

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