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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1907

Page

2

Belma County Notes Reflect Local Changes and Weather

Chas Sager recovers, Herbert Davenport travels to Seattle, and James Day installs a new house foundation. Jesse Melton moves to Mabton, A W McKinney shifts to Mabton ranch, and local residents report colds and la grippe. Assessor George Davenport notes over 75000 dollars in stock. Ferry crossing and cattle movements occur. school meeting approves eight months and ten mill tax, with directors elected. Cemetery baby Genevieve Gladys Watters funeral. Neighborhood building projects and church changes follow. Spring-like weather boosts farming activity and fruit pest suppression.

Chas. Sager Herbert Davenport Seattle James Day Jesse Melton Jeanne Charvett A. W. McKinney Mabton Peter McCallum Prosser George Davenport E. Selle H. W. Powell Geo. McKay Will Lemay North Yakima Supt J. A. Jacobson Belma Township 9 Range 22 Genevieve Gladys James Alma Watters Presbyterian Church W. L. Killian A. R. McIntosh

Selah Heights Land Transfers and Ditch Work Underway

Work has begun on the Selah ditch enlargement amid ongoing land ownership changes. V. O. Cavallin sold his 80 acre ranch for 13000 dollars and F. W. Bugg sold 60 acres for 8000 dollars. Joe Dumas is on the sick list. Dean killed a wild cat near Englehart ranch. Hersoms visited in Natchez City. E. M. Bevins sold his Selah Heights ranch and moved to Wide Hollow.

Selah V. O. Cavallin F. W. Bugg Joe Dumas Dean Englehart Ranch

Local visitors join Springdale church union meetings

Mr and Mrs Houghton and guests from Fruitvale and Zillah spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J H Estes. A Baptist Methodist and Presbyterian union protracted meeting is held at the Springdale schoolhouse. Several residents on the sick list and plans to install new phones signal future news contact.

Houghton Bouguaze Fruitvale R. D. Herod Zillah J. H. Estes Springdale Wa. Silvers John Hardy Smily Waldin Mrs. Crook Geo. Cardle E. T. Brown W. E. Gibson

Residents and visitors gather in town notes

Mrs Jennie Doolittle and her son from Tacoma visit with the Harrisons while Dr Ralph M Jones and Ira D Boutelle travel to North Yakima on business. W C Ball relocates from Two Harbors joining W B Cloud. Mrs J M Kinner and son James depart Elborn Iowa after wintering with Dr Kinner.

Jennie Doolittle and Son Tacoma S. J. Harrison Ralph M. Jones North Yakima Ira D. Boutelle W. C. Ball Two Harbors W. B. Cloud J. M. Kinner James Dr. Kinner Elborn Iowa P. J. Lichty

Shannon Guests In Zillah At Grist Home

Mr and Mrs T H Shannon of Zillah are guests of Mr and Mrs Geo Grist this week. Miss Elsie Schroeder hosted a birthday party for friends Friday evening. Mrs Van Austin and children returned from a week with relatives in Mabton.

T. H. Shannon Zillah Geo. Grist Elsie Schroeder van Austin Mabton

Couples Host Pleasant Thursday Evening at Home

Mr and Mrs Jacobs hosted a surprise evening with progressive euchre and amusements. Halsie Stephens of Detroit visited before heading to California. Miss Janie Young of Cle Blum public schools visited her parents. The Wide Hollow bridge washed out last Wednesday has been replaced with a new structure.

Local Notes From Outlook District Weekly Roundup

Miss Ethel Ide moved to her homestead to plant a crop this spring. Doll and Coral Hatch visited sister Mrs Blair in Outlook. R H Marston bought a new seed drill from Richey Gilbert at Outlook. Claude Allen and Miss Marston Grove to Outlook to attend services by Rev Smalley of Sunnyside. Mrs Anderson back at home in Alfalfa. George Mathis in Toppenish for business. H S Hatch from Satus reports health improvement. Wilbur Durham encountered a wild horse Tuesday. Louis and Roy Rarick moved to Liberty to run a hop ranch. Roy Marston in Outlook. R Lamont buys residence in Zillah to reside. Marie Ide home after two weeks in Outlook. DeKraay and Rasmussen trip to Grand View to buy land.

Ethel Ide Misses Doll Coral Hatch Outlook Blair R. H. Marston Richey H. S. Hatch Mr. Hatch Wilbur Durham Louis Roy Rarick Liberty Roy Marston R. Lamont Zillah

Notable Visitors and Local Farm Purchase in Natchez

Charles J Purdin and wife visit Natchez from Tacoma as Mrs Whitmore mother of Mrs Ed Kershaw arrives from Spokane. Milt Johnson and Mr Jenkins buy Dr Clark farm of 80 acres from J D Morissey for 10000 dollars and move in at once. Walter Rowe plans 55 acres of fruit trees. Ed Kershaw has Natchez nurseryman Mr Brooks grafting his orchard to Winesap and Newtown varieties. One more month of school remains in district No 3 with excellent attendance.

Charles J. Purdin Natchez Tacoma Whitmore Ed Kershaw Spokane Milt Johnson Mr. Jenkins Dr. Clark J. D Morrisey Mr. Johnson Walter Rowe Mr. Brooks Newtown

Comprehensive draft licenses ordinance outlines city amusements

A lengthy draft ordinance on licenses for amusements and related activities covers halls hawkers peddlers public conveyances auctioneers and all parties affecting local sales or entertainments. Twelve typewritten pages of explicit rules will be reviewed at the upcoming city council meeting with council members urged to read it beforehand.

Toppenish Incorporation Petition Rejected by County Commissioners

County commissioners rejected the Toppenish incorporation petition over legal technicalities including illegal signatures and insufficient publication notice. A revised petition plans to cover seven forty acre tracts, expanding the original forty acres.

Toppenish

Rocky Mountain Tea for nerves sleep relief at Case's

Hollis ter's product promotes nerve strength and better digestion with tea or tablets. Available at Case's drug store in a single 35 cent package.

Hollister Case

Graves bill to restrict press freedom defeated in senate

In Olympia on March 5 the Graves bill to curb reporting of murder, divorce, police court, and sexual crimes failed 15 to 25 after amendments. Ruth switched to no to allow reconsideration. Amendments reduced penalties but the measure still lost. further votes were anticipated. Mayor Fechter signed a West Side street numbering ordinance amid heated council debate.

Olympia Graves Senate Ruth Blar Boone Booth Brown Cotterill Gunn McGowan Metcalf Minkler Nichols Polson Presley Rosenhaupt Veness

Prominent Shongo Merchant Praises New Discovery

J A Johnson, a well known Shongo New York merchant, credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing a years long cough after partial bottle use. He says it saved his life and will be his family remedy for colds. Trial bottle offered free at C Case s drug store with guarantee 60 cents to 1.00.

Shongo N. Y J. A. Johnson Dr. King C. Case

Dangers of Pneumonia and School Girls Basketball Teams

A warning on pneumonia from colds notes lungs weakened post illness and Foley's Honey and Tar marketed as a remedy by North Yakima Drug Store. Summit View school seventh and eighth graders form two basketball teams the Blues and Reds with captains Celia Selleck and Martha Townsend leading players.

Foley North Yakima A. D. Sloan Summit View Blues Reds Celia Selleck Elma Rolstad Viola Tuesley Ruth Adams Myrta Haasze Martha Townsend Marion Pratt Estella Strausze Verna Pratt Lully Bullock

North Yakima C B Society Seeks Secretary Names

C B society members near North Yakima are asked to send the secretary’s name and address to Noe Tae Bi wa. The notice requests contact details for the secretary of each chapter in the area.

C. B. Society North Yakima Noe Tae Bi Wa

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