North Yakima Local News Highlights Tie to Seattle Visit and City Affairs
Local notes report KE. G. Peck and family leaving for Seattle for the summer on the sound. Miss Clara Martin returns from Seattle to North Yakima with Miss Ramanita Leyba visiting. poison oak concerns on Naches avenue prompt a potential city liability action. Bank delegates travel to Seattle. post office box rents rise and North Yakima gains first class status. A.Y.P. committee meets Friday. numerous marriages, bonds, and real estate dealings are filed. Community updates include sheriff activity, criminal cases, and ongoing construction projects around Naches avenue and Nob Hill.
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Naches Avenue
Yakima Avenue
A. B. Cline
First National Bank
Seattle
Tri-State Bankers’ Association
H. C. Lucas
Yakima Trust Company
New York
W. L. Lemon
North Yakima
A.Y.P
Court House
Sanford O. Gibbs
Anna T. Sandmeyer
William Co. Sullivan
Darey
N. D
Lila Temperley
Milan J. Farr
Northwest Bridge Company
Columbia Valley Highland Fruit Company
H. C. Kohls
D. F. McKaig
F. J. Miller
R. Donovan
Walton D. McNair
C. H. Hinman
Ernest Woodcock
Nob Hill
John T. Long
Yakima County
Dorothy Searse
Martham
Charles Long
Florence Merical
Earlham
Josseph Freeborn
Adelle
Winnifred Longmire
EH. N. Long
Alma Long
Desoto
Mattie McQuil
Membern
Ife
N. Lone
N. Pp. Hull
B. Woodcock
S. H Woolsey
CW. McGonigle
A. M. Girdler
Stella May
Somerset, Ky
Girdlers
Frank Kuehn
Prank Sinclair
Mary A. Clert
Wittitus Land
Northern Pacific Railroad
North Coast Railroad
Charles Stich
Wire i. Gould
Yakima
Spitzerberg party and brush fire incidents reported
The article notes Mr Passage spending a week in North Yakima on business, a brush fire scare mistaken for a house blaze, a social party for Mrs Cherry of Fast Selah with poor attendance due to rain, readings and songs, and a Sunday service by Rev Green in the schoolhouse before a large congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry
Fast Selah
Geo. Sherwood
W. McGettigan
Hazel Rutledge
H. Weeks
Sherwood
Stright
Ruther
Dekota
Maud Hill
Isabel Hill
Helen Kinney
Cesario Renville
Julie Dekota
Ida Dekota
Messrs. R. Stewart
F. Majeski
Geo. Butler
C. Renville
C. Rutledge
C. Rutledge, ©. Slocumb, W. Shaver, H. Weeks
W. Bradshaw
Mr Green
North Yakima
Seattle visit and Idaho farming plan noted
Mrs. F. T. Carney and her father Mr. Watkins are spending a week in Seattle visiting relatives. Walter McKee has completed planting his 10 acre farm and will move to Idaho to try farming there.
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F. T. Carney
Mr. Watkins
Seattle
Walter McKee
Idaho
Minnesota starter John Taughe to lead next week
George S Rankin W A Graham and J W Sullivan bought tracts of Selah Orchard Land Co. The Sullivans chose the site for their home after surveying Oregon and the Wenatchee country. An ice cream social hosted by the Sunday school was a social and financial success. The Sunday school invites all to Children’s Day exercises next Sunday at 16030 a.m.
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John Taughe
Minnesota
George S. Rankin
W. A. Graham
J. W. Sullivan
Selah Orchard Land Company
Drowned Boy’s Burial and Local Ladies’ Aid Actions
The 17 month old son of Mr and Mrs Henry Grisum was drowned last week in the reservation canal and interred at Tahoma cemetery. The Ladies’ Aid met June 4 at the Congregational church with hostesses Mrs D A Gillette and Mrs John Wiley, heard foreign missions papers, and read a story by Miss Martha Wiley. A church program celebrated children’s day with readings, songs, and recitations, and a Dow company concert at the church followed, with cake and ice cream served after.
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Henry Grisum
Reservation Canal
Tahoma Cemetery
Congregational Church
D. A. Gillette
John Wiley
D. D. Reynolds
Irving Gillette
B. Greenwalt
Martha Wiley
Carsons
McCullock
Grace Merrit
Little Fairies
Nellie Searles
Fhdna
Berna Henderson
Ernest Burris
Ceersas
Rose Warl
Uouise Greenwalt
Jesus
Por Gaede
Rose Maiden
Frost Fight Saves Grand Valley Fruit Crops
In Grand Junction Colorado 1909 fruit crops worth 3 million dollars were saved by a four day campaign of smudge pots raising orchard temperatures eight to nine degrees. 200,000 to 300,000 pots were deployed across 27 miles with volunteers coordinating thermostats and alerting ranchers as frost threatened.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Jack Frost
Grand Valley
Thomas F. Mahony
Chamber of Commerce
Trade and Labor Assembly
California
K. E. Turpin
New York
Karl Bickel
Louie Ty Found Dead From Opium Pipe Reverie in Spokane
Louie Ty a 55 year old Chinese worker at Lewis Den's noodle grill in Spokane was found dead at 520 12 Main avenue after drifting into a drugged reverie from opium pipe fumes. He had been in the United States 18 years and lived in Spokane five years. The body was moved to Turnbull's undertaking parlors.
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Spokane
Louie Ty
Lewis den
Main Avenue
Turnbull
United States
Missionary clash over method at Walla Walla church service
The Rev. John M. Moore argues for intensive mission work over an extensive approach before union congregations at the First Congregational church in Walla Walla. Two union services gathered city youths as Moore prepares for a coast missionary conference, while an ad for Foley's Urine Laxative runs at North Yakima Drug Store.
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Walla Walla
Wash
John M. Moore
International Forward Missionary Movement
First Congregational Church
Christ
Moore
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Indian day school to open on Nez Perce reserve this fall
The first Indian day school on the Nez Perce reservation will be completed next week with furnishings installed in summer. A two-building complex costing about 10 000 dollars includes classrooms and facilities for manual arts and domestic science. S J Saindon from Colville area is named as teacher. About 30 redskins are expected to enroll on opening day along with about a dozen white children who must pay 1.59 tuition. The enrollment of whites signals closer relations between Indians and whites in schooling.
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J. L. Yocum
Swift Packing House
Seattle
Mr. Yocum
C. E. Pigott
Nob Hill
R. McComb
Wapato Independent
Welch
Massachusetts
Paul Bunnell
Moxee
Eugene Thurlow
Olive
W. L. Steinweg
Lancaster
P. H. W. Ross
Ellensburg
A. G. McNeil
Prosser
Sam Dennison
Yakima County
Dennison
George Evans
Evans
Northern Pacific
Knights of the Road
Engineer Swigert
Reclamation Service
Okanogan
North
Yakima
Swigert
Sunnyside
Coffin Rundstrom’s
H. B. Scudder
Wiley
Commercial College
Pat Mullins
Varian Hotel
South First Street
Lewiston
Idaho
Nez Perce
Indian Department
S. J. Saindon
Colville
Buckien's Arnica Salve Celebrated As Superior Remedy
An 19th century style advertisement touts Buckien's Arnica Salve as perfect for cuts burns bruises sores ulcers and more. It claims supreme efficacy for sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and piles and offers the product for 25 cents at C. C. Case's.
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Buckien
C. C. Case
Flour fatal to pet pony in Waitsburg headlines
Buster the town pony of Waitsburg is near death after eating more than half of a 50 pound sack of flour left on the porch by a delivery man. The pony owned by Mayor R. N. Breeze, bought two months ago for $100, suffers violent cramps despite expert veterinary care.
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Dayton
Wash
Buster
Waitsburg
R. N. Breeze
Breeze
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W. H. Curtis
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