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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1909
Page
4
GEO N TUESLEY announces publication weekly in North Yakima Washington. Advertising rates are available upon application. Published every Wednesday. Entry noted at the local post office as second class mail.
North Yakima shows growing importance of railroad improvements as Northern Pacific officials visit. A new passenger station faster freight and better train service are planned to ease seasonal shipping of Yakima Valley fruit, especially perishable varieties, by expanding car supply and speeding deliveries. The move aims to prevent losses from spoilage and meet rising orchard output.
Ended forever why not start now today and forever rid yourself of stomach trouble and indigestion. Pape's Diapepsin costs only 50 cents for a large case and will relieve the most obstinate case in five minutes. Tell your druggist you want Pape's Diapepsin to be thoroughly cured of indigestion.
Ellensburg March 1 One of the final events marking the passing of the stock business in this section took place yesterday when the Horse and Cattle Range association of Ellensburg voted to disband. Thirty six shareholders relinquished claim on 22 sections near the city owning 6400 acres with two sections state owned and leased. The land is mainly grazing but timber and some tracts may become farms and grain land. State land is similar. Rising land values and falling range stock values drove disbandment as development offered other profitable pursuits.
John D. Nichols sold 640 acres of government land in section 7 near the Tieton canal to Fr J Mullins and Walter McLaren for 26000, up from 19000 two months earlier, amid multiple bidders. Other Tieton land deals are anticipated, with a land lottery tone at closing. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as a spring regulator at Case's drug store.
H C Lucas vice president of the Yakima Trust Co holds a rare 1840s Trade dollar reported as one of only five in existence. A similar coin owned by a North Yakima banker once sold for over 200 and Lucas earlier lent one to Fred Schaefer. Neither man will part with the coin at a nominal price.
Pineules provide quick relief for backache lumbago rheumatism fatigue and kidney disease symptoms. They act as a tonic to strengthen the entire system and health. Price 50c and $1.00. Sold by C. W. Camp.
John Hope an alleged insane Swedish laborer, called John Hopper at Priest Rapids and possibly L F Leech in papers, was committed to the Medical Lake insane asylum by Judge Preble after an outburst flooding his jail cell.
Kauffman confronted Hope in a Hope cell and was splashed with water. Deputies calmed the scene after Hope yelled and swore. Water was shut off, and a five-man effort placed Hope in a straight jacket for court. A railroad camp observer links Hope to cocaine use among workers, noting insanity in three similar cases. No known relatives or past details for Hope.
A Portland family reports their six year old daughter recovered from measles and pneumonia after Vinci cod liver oil and iron tonic were given. The physician praised the remedy and the child regained health months sooner than expected. A North Yakima druggist offers a money back guarantee if Vinci fails to satisfy.
Advertised letters remaining at Selah post office as of February 28 1909 include Theo Carlson A F Fosseer Henry Fintel F C F Frank Harris and others. One cent due on each letter. ManZan Pile Remedy sold by C W Camp. Toppenish school bonds awarded to the state of Washington the highest bidder to finance a new school east of the Northern Pacific tracks at Toppenish.
Advertising note claims Williams Indian Pile Ointment cures blind bleeding and itching piles absorbs tumors and acts as a poultice for instant relief. It also treats itching of the private parts and is sold by druggists and mail order 50 cents and 1 dollar via Williams Mfg Co Cleveland Ohio and Fred L Janeck.
Unclaimed letters dated February 20 1909 at North Yakima post office include Alphonse Bourdon Miss Carrie Brammer Ralph B Childs Miss Emma Cron kits May Bernce Cunningham H W Clark Mrs Thomas Edmison Mrs Sadie Z Fry G W Glazier Miss Emma Gunderson Sam 4H Gillian Mrs Jesse Heart Mrs Pearl Harris W C Hewey James Hostetter Ole Hagen Miss Charlotte Johnson W R Jenkins 8 P Kuhn Mrs M La Clair Mrs Maxine Longuet James A Luke H W Martin Austin L Martin Cornelius McCarty Mrs Grace McCan Miss Edna Morrison The North Yakima News Miss Lot tie Olesen Miss Florence Partington Wm Redaker H Reusch C K Smith Miss Belle Shick W G Somer Roman Stolpman Ephram Taylor Frank Wahkiacus Mrs Clovis Wygal Mrs T T Wymer Mrs Side Wood Liveins Wooster W Wreatham tised. Kindly mention advertised when calling for same.
The Well Informed world seeks a pleasant and efficient liquid laxative with known value. California Fig Syrup Co offers Syrup offigs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle prompt remedy. Buy the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists, fifty cents per bottle.
An old advertisement urges readers to take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea to cleanse winter impurities. The offer mentions tea or tablets and prices it at 5 cents, attributed to Case's Drug Store.
George Webb files to foreclose a tax lien on the west four and one half feet of lot 22 in block 12 of North Yakima. The certificate of delinquency from December 1904 covers taxes for 1903 plus 15 percent interest and costs. Defendants must answer within sixty days or a judgment will be entered against them. Ward & Moren represent the plaintiff. First published March 3, 1909.
Notice of sheriff sale issued by Ott o J. Ramm as plaintiff against Fidelity Mining and Milling Company as defendant. Based on a King County superior court judgment dated July 31 1908 for $103.25 plus costs $29.90 less $50 paid September 28 1908. Writ directed to Yakima County Sheriff delivered January 16 1909.
On January 19 1909 a writ of execution was levied on mining claims named Black Bird Mohawk Young Eagle New Century Henrietta Jean Marie Vidette Sentinel Lady Algin Snow Queen Lady Claire Mont ray in Yakima County Washington owned by Fidelity Mining and Milling Co. The sale is set for February 20 1909 at 2 pm at the North Yakima Courthouse to satisfy the judgment plus interest costs. The sale is adjourned to March 6 1909 at 2 pm. This notice is signed by Sheriff Joe H Lancaster and Deputy J W Day with attorney P P Carroll.
Superior Court in Yakima County Washington sets March 25 1909 at 1 30 p m in North Yakima for hearing the final account and distribution petition of Lee Hood administrator of Florence Edna Hood deceased. Notice to interested parties via Yakima Herald four weeks and three public postings. Attorneys Lynch and Grady listed for administrator.
Public sale notice from the Superior Court of Washington Yakima County. Plaintiffs S. P. Flower & Co J. T. Buffington & Son and A. J. Shaw & Sons seek sale of property in Yakima County to recover judgments totaling 172.48 plus fees and costs. Property listed: NW quarter section 14 township 7 north range 22 EWM. Sale set for March 27 1909 at 10 am at North Yakima courthouse front door.
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