Cottage contract let and town notes in county
The county reports J A Broacher letting a cottage contract to C E Johnson. Local tradesmen build paint shops. Frank Petrie property sold. Families relocate to Krupp and North Yakima. Dresses, visits, and church notices fill the week with gatherings, a hotel expansion, alfalfa stacking, a ball game, and a planned grand Fourth of July at Wenas with racing and speech by Attorney Snyder.
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Wenas At the Grove
Attorney Snyder
Nob Hill Hopes Saver Front But Fears Erupting
Miss Opal Barnes visited with the Heath family on Nob Hill last Thursday. Nettie Fry becomes district mail carrier and performs well. William Linse sold his 10 acre fruit farm for about 8000 dollars to a stranger from the east. Reuben Schwartze returns home after Buckley school term and stays with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Barnes
Heath
Nob Hill
Nettie Fry
William Linse
Reuben Schwartze
Buckley School
Mrs. Schwartze
Declaration Day dances and free dinner invite
A call invites all to an evening of music and dancing with good stands and ample marshals and accommodations, promising a free dinner for everyone.
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Farm Work
Allen Marble of Tacoma visits his brother W H Marble while Cherry picking packing and hay cutting proceed. Orpha Brewer and Mrs Jennie Brewer return from a Sound trip. Miss Weed Turnell and Mr Hodges of North Yakima visit Mrs J D Nichols. W H Marble and family visit Kennewick to see Mr and Mrs Henry Marble. Mr Foreman and family settle on a Dakota ranch bought from F E Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpha Brewer
Mrs
Jennie Brewer
the Sound
Miss Weed
Miss Turnell
Mr. Hodges
North Yakima
J. D. Nichols
Local Happenings and Visits Across Towns
John Davis and family visit Wenatchee to see George Evans while Miss Winchell from Crab Creek Wis visits her cousin Mrs Chas Swain. Miss Carrie Young travels to Sunnyside to join her brother Ed. Hiram Larson leaves for Dakota. Oscar Dillon injures a finger. Ed ger Evans dislocates one. Mrs George Grist hosts farewell for Edith Avery departing Seattle next Saturday. A pleasant evening of games music and lunch concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Winchell
Crab Creek, Wis
Mrs
Chas. Swain
George Grist
Edith Avery
Seattle
Kennewick Land Sale to Put 3000 Acres on Market
About 3 000 acres of Kennewick land will be offered June 20 with circulars now out. Prices will range from 25 to 40 dollars per acre and buyers may purchase tracts only between 10 and 40 acres in size.
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Kennewick
St Joseph Closing Exercises Set For June Evening
The annual closing exercises at St Joseph's academy will be held Friday evening June 20. A lengthy program has been arranged and it promises to be very interesting. A small admission fee will be charged.
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St. Joseph’s Academy
Cottin Bros Purchase Kennewick Beach Hotel Site
Cottin Bros. buy the old Beach hotel property and three adjoining lots at Kennewick. They plan a large general store in the hotel and a big warehouse to be built during the summer.
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Cottin Bros
Kennewick
Summer Break At Ahtanum Academy
The academy closed for the summer with students and teachers returning home. Miss Edwards will spend the season in Pendleton Oregon and Miss Dixon in Waitsburg. Miss Scott and the Callaways of Kiona visited during commencement week. The C E society hosted an ice cream social after Tuesday’s exercises. Natchez visitors attended the baccalaureate service and Miss Annie Brooks of Natchez visited friends here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude E. Cline
Rou
Carleton College
St. Paul
Sunnyside
Miss Edwards
Pendleton
Ore
Dixon
Waitsburg
Scott
Misses Callaway
Kiona
Sheltons
C. E. Society
Annie Brooks
Natchez
Parker Court News Item
Miss Enola Carter of District 50 visited Parker on Sunday. Miss Annie Larabee from Tacoma arrived to spend the summer with her old acquaintances.
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Enola Carter
Dist
Parker
Annie Larabee
Tacoma
Hop Pickers Tasted Defeat in Ellensburg Nine Innings
The Hop Pickers lost to Ellensburg 11 to 10 last Sunday at Ellensburg. Edwards delivered the decisive blow with a bases loaded three bagger and none out in the ninth inning. Pett and Bivead contributed for North Yakima in the outfield and at the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellensburg
Edwards
Patent Granted in Northern Pacific Land Dispute
Walter Reed, receiver of the land office, received notice this morning that a patent to the disputed land in this city has been granted to the Northern Pacific Railway company. The land description is the east half of the swine and ng of the south half of section 19 13-19. This ends the dispute and the title to the land is now considered perfect.
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Walter Reed
Land Office
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Kathryn Kidder to Star in The Country Girl at Larson’s
Kathryn Kidder brings her strong company to Larson’s for a Thursday night engagement of The Country Girl. The western tour has scored many successes and Garrick’s comedy revival has earned universal praise. Seat sales opened today and theater officials anticipate a near capacity audience.
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Larson
Garrick
Opera House
Lost bag and court hearing on title quieting case
A green shopping bag with red card and small change a pair of gold glasses and other articles is found. Return to office for reward. Judge Rudkin to hold short session Friday to hear Keene Guarantee Savings Bank versus A H. Lawrence case to quiet title for Coffin Bros. occupied store property.
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Rudkin
Keene Guarantee Savings Bank
A. Hb. Lawrence
Coffin Bros
Administrator's Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Yakima
The administrator of the estate of Francis E. Grant deceased announces a public auction on July 2, 1902 at 2 p.m. at the front door of the Yakima County courthouse to sell 40 acres in section 7 township 12 north range 16 east W M. Cash in hand.
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Superior Court
Yakima County
State of Washington
Francis FE. Grant
Francis E. Grant
Court House
North
Yakima
Washington
Yasima County
McNaught Seeks 1000 Cusec Natchez Water Right for Electric Railway
J F McNaught filed papers to appropr iate 1000 cubic feet per second from the Natchez river left bank near Horse Shoe Bend to power hydraulic machinery including electrical gear and for manufacturing. The water would be conveyed downstream by flame to points of need as a preliminary step toward building the electric railway line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. McNaught
Natchez
Sea of Welg
Horse Shoe Bend
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Norfolk
Star Clothing Company
J. A. Broacher Os
C. E. Johnson
Messrs
F. E. Lampkin
A. E. Philpot
Frank Petrie
I. B. Littlefield
Krupp
Miss Wilber
Outlook
Mrs. Althen
Clyde Pace
Jamey Morrison
Mrs. O. Morrison
I * Thorp
A. F. Stowe
Avest
Mrs. Rearback
Mrs. Connell
Brother
H. N. Dexter
Michigan
James Cheal
Stull
W. H. Cline
Mr. Merrill
Spokane
The
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Cady Hotel
B. K. Atkinson
Alton
Mr. Hadley
W. L. Buell
Episcopal Church
Hitchcock
George Reese
H. N. Mannington
Woolfax, Iowa
Wenas
Walter Purdin
Charley Purdin
Dr. Flynn
Charlee Longmire
W. P. Sawyer
Allen Marble
W. H. Marble
Henry Marble
John Davis
Wenatchee
George Evans
Carrie Young
Hiram Larson
Mrs. Saunders
Dakota
Oscar Dillon
Edger Evans
Kennewick Land Sales
St. Joseph
H. Aldchol GO
Og Nce
Hhocholl GO. Milner
London
Cambridge
Kohls Shoe Company
Yakima Avenue
Ahtanum
Ead
Kathryn Kidder
Studebaker
Schorn’s Paint Store
Depot
Chestnut Street
Front
Paris Green
Dumtside Lands
Sunnyside Valley
Sunnyside Canal
Northern Pacific Railroad
Washington Irrigation Co
Hl. B. Scudder
North Yakima, Wash
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