Local News Highlights in Yakima and Nearby
M W Burroughs of Hoquiam visits the city on business. H W Hughes and friends depart for White Bluffs. North Yakima sees V P Lewy pass through en route to Tacoma. John O Hara opens a real estate office at 124 North First Street. Plats filed for McQuesten addition in Toppenish. Various residents visit, relocate, or discuss farming and education. North Yakima track work for railroad access pursued. Salvation Army seeks public support to raise 150 for local work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Burroughs
Hoquiam
H. W. Hughes
White Bluffs
Lewy
Northern Pacific Railroad
North Yakima
Tacoma
John O'Hara
North First Street
Salvation Army
Hop Yard Cleanup For New Crop At Rankin
The Rankin hop yard is being cleaned up this summer as preparations begin for another crop. Mr. Wilson, manager of the Highland Hop Co. yards, oversees the work aimed at readying the fields for planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin Hop
Wilson
Highland Hop Co
Social will at King's hall by Selah Methodist youth
A social will be held Friday evening March 12 at King's hall by the young people of Selah Methodist church. Refreshments will be served and candy sold. A program has been arranged for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Hall
Methodist Church of Selah
Local residents update and community notes in Cowiche
Willie White moved to his father's house from Ahtanum last week. A E Draggoo moved from Wapato on Monday. Arthur of Nob Hill plans ranch work this week. Thomas Fear sells butter in North Yakima Tuesday. Sherman Lewis sold a matched team to a Nob Hill buyer last week. Bert Rider trains three colts for G C Jones this week. Dave Stark sold his interest on Thomas Fear's ranch to W A Gibson. Howard family and Frank attended a funeral in Toppenish Monday. School resumed after a teacher institute in North Yakima. Carl Strand seeks medical treatment in North Yakima this week. Ed Smiths return from four weeks in North Yakima Friday. Charley Bierly hauled hop poles to Huntingtons hop ranch Friday and Saturday. A Rightmire at Yakima this week. Mrs Thompson visited Jacob Strausse on Nob sill last week. Rev Heineck will preach at the school house Sunday at 11 80 and Sunday school at 10 30. Everyone invited to services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuesten
Bruce Wees
Parker
North Yakima
Charles Reichert
Wisconsin
Reichert
Yakima
Claude Chamberlain
Olathe
Kas
G. F. Wise
Washinegton
Remy
University of Puget Sound
W. M. Persons
Orchard Dale Ranch
Nob Hill
A.Y.P
William Horsley
Messrs
Behrens
Grafton
Orpheum Theatre
State Floral Co
Brown
William Owens
Edmund Vance Cook
Ohio
Association
W. P. Sawyer
Sawyer
Secretary of the Interior
A. E. Draggoo
Wapato
Mr. Arthur
Thomas Fear
Sherman Lewis
Bert Rider
G. C. Jones
Dave Stark
W. A. Gibson
Carl Strand
Ed. Smith
Charley Bierly
Wide Hollow
W. E. Thompson
Jacob Strausse
Heineck
Roosevelt to sail for Africa on March 23
Roosevelt will leave for Africa March 23 and will avoid public functions before departure. He plans to spend most of the interim at Oyster Bay, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Recreation
Address Recreation
West
New York
Motor car for Valley Road proposes costly upgrade
President George Donald of the North Yakima Valley railroad weighs purchasing a gasoline powered steel motor car for 22 000 dollars to serve Naches valley and boost four daily round trips. The new car would seat 75 passengers, match modern short line equipment, and relieve current congestion while a repaired older car returns to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Donald
North
Donald
Northern Pacific
Valley Road
Washington
Bellingham
Tacoma
County Correspondence School Section Highlights Local News
Mrs. Edgar Evans is very ill at home and Mr. Evans has rented the S. 8. Jacobs place and will take possession at once. A school election was held Saturday afternoon with H. G. Evans elected director for three years. Mr. and Mrs. Len Moorhead hosted a card party on Monday evening for about 25 members. Miss Hiiman and Mr. Bert Phyfer won first prizes while Mrs. Ellis and Roy Ellis took the consolation. Dainty refreshments were served. A. J. Lynch is at home with a carbuncle on the back of his neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Evans
Len Moorhead
Miss Hiiman
Bert Phyfer
Ellis
Roy Ellis
A. J. Lynch
East Selah News Highlights Local Changes and Visits
J W Sheets builds a fine cow barn. John and Wm Tanghe return from Seattle believing Yakima is better. Ladies Guild hosts a supper for husbands at the school. Mr R Ackley Mabton principal visits Freeman home. he is Mrs Freeman’s brother. A baby boy arrives for Chas McKee on March 4. Grandpapa Myres recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Wm. Tanghe
Seattle
Yakima
R. Ackley
Mabton
Freeman
Mr. Ackley
Papes Diapepsin Promises Fast Digestion Relief
An old advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin as a stomach remedy that allows unrestricted eating by preventing fermentation and gas. It claims rapid digestion, no headaches from the stomach, and urges a 50 cent case from a druggist with benefits starting the next day.
Banks and mills urged to expand advertising after apple show
Speakers urged local businesses including mills and banks to fund advertising of their special lines. Mr. Miller noted industry must take responsibility, while Mr. Donald said his bank was asked to donate $1000 as a fair share of the required sum.
Land deals by Tennant and Miles expand in Tieton district
Tennant and Miles announce the Drew Rankin 640 acre parcel in Wide Hollow under the Tieton canal sold for about 50000 dollars, yielding an estimated profit of over 46000 dollars. They also bought the John M Keene ranch of 2000 acres in Naches valley, with 50 acres to be cleared for planting. Workers plow and prepare the land for trees.
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Drew & Rankin
Uet Naches
Tennant & Miles
Township
Wide Hollow
Tieton Canal
Northern Pacific Railroad
George S. Rankin
Tieton
Cowiche
John M. Keene
Naches Valley
Benoit Bros Dissolution and Reorganization Notice
Notice announces the dissolution of the firm Benoit Bros consisting of F L Benoit and E F Benoit and that the business will be conducted by F L Benoit and R L Benoit under Benoit Bros The new firm will pay all debts and collect all money due to the old firm F L BENOIT R S BENOIT
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beniot Bros
F. L. Benoit
E. F. Benoit
R. L. Benoit
Benoit Bros
R. S. Benoit
Parker Community Notes Mention Elections and Accident
Last week included a Parker school vacation and a school board election. A. E. Goodwin A. D. Dunn and J. F. McCurdy were elected to the new Parker school board. a Parker Heights school house proposed measure failed 63 to 27. Rancher J. H. Forman suffered a leg injury when a horse kicked him last Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Dickson
Naches Valley
Wallins
Parker
A. E. Goodwin
A. D. Dunn
J. F. McCurdy
Parker Heights
Gilbert Yusley
H. H. Smith
Selah Valley
J. H. Forman
Mr. Forman
Forman
Williams Indian Pile Ointment promises cure for piles
A postal advertisement claims Williams Indian Pile Ointment cures blind bleeding and itching piles. It supposedly absorbs tumors and provides instant relief as a poultice. Sold by druggists and by mail for 50 cents or one dollar. Williams Mfg Co Cleveland Ohio. Also offered by Fred J. Janeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Williams Mfg. Co
Props
Cleveland
Fred JL. Janeck
Belair Elected Director in District 40 School Election
H M Belair won the District 40 school board director post in Saturday voting. Mrs Witherow returned from Cen tralia after visiting her parents. Mr Jacobson and family have moved to new residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Belair
Noc
Fund .1 LIVES BIG BOOST Directors Meet and Decide
Yakima National Bank contributes 500 to the Alaska-Yukon Pacific exposition fund of Yakima County. President George Donald says the donation is a fair share from county business interests and urges others to follow suit to support ranch industry growth and expo efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima National Bank
George Donald
Donald
Alex Miller
Yakima
Miller
Pineules for Backache and Kidney Ailments Sold Here
Pineules claim quick relief for lumbago rheumatism fatigue and all symptoms of kidney diseases. They are a tonic to the entire system and build up strength. Price 25c and 1.09 dollars. Sold by C. W. Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
J. V. Pierce
M. D
Buffalo
Common Sense
A. B. Weed
Bankers
Mr. Weed
Yakima Valley Railroad
Spokane
Army
SELAH
Willie White
John Howard
Frank
Mrs. Howard
Toppenish
Mr. A. Rightmire
W. Camp
Teddy
Edgar Evans
Mr. Evans
S. 8. Jacobs Place
East Selah
J. W. Sheets
Ladies’ Guild
Hazel Dickson
Moxer
Rundstrom
E. Yakima Ave
FOLEY
North Y4kima Drug Company, A. OD. SI
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