Medical boye verdict and club meeting notes
A Justice of the Peace court awarded Dr. N H Goodenow 25 dollars plus costs against J H Hitt and others after a dispute over medical services including an eye removal in 1905. Testimony showed payments of 18 dollars and an alleged agreement for future care. The article also lists committee assignments for a local club meeting and notes support for Yakima Boosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Goodenow
J. H. Hitt
Justice of the Peace Taggard
Dr. Goodenow
Hitt
Pansy Hitt
Miss Hitt
North Coast railroad seeks 500 workers for Kiowa project
The North Coast railroad advertises for up to five hundred men to start construction near Kiowa under contractor J B Washtock. Wages are high and labor is scarce, with plans to extend from North Yakima toward Tacoma and eastward. A large workforce may be deployed for a year or more, depending on court decisions and labor policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Coast Railroad
Kiona
J. 8
Washtock
Kiowa
Strahorn
Yakima
North Coast Road
Tacoma
Commercial club to boost committees and fees plan
At a Monday meeting the Commercial Club board named standing committees for the year and discussed the possibility of a publicity committee and cutting fees. J D Medill urged lowering membership dues but the council overruled the idea, signaling support for committees and future club growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Club
Publiity
J. D. Medill
Club
Sunshine Camp Marks Eighth Anniversary Banquet
The Sunshine camp of the Royal Neighbors of America celebrated its eighth anniversary with a nine course banquet at Odd Fellows hall. Miss Catherine Stedman of Seattle praised the camp and led rituals as 150 members, up from twenty at founding, enjoyed a night of toasts and ceremony. Washington delegates arrive March 12, 1908 for a statewide camp meeting hosted by Sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Royal Neighbors of America
Odd Fellows’ Hall
G. Hingham
Catherine Stedman
Seattle
Washington
Oregon
Miss Stedman
Ingham
Woodmen of America
Royal Neighbors
Sunshine Camp
Washington State
Illness Strikes Miss Marla Diteman in Oberlin Ohio
Wire from Mrs. A F Diteman reports Miss Marla Diteman extremely ill with brain fever in Oberlin Ohio. Father Mr Diteman departs for her bedside after a recent serious operation at Ellensburg and stress from schoolwork is blamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marla Diteman
Oberlin
A. F. Diteman
Ohio
Marla
Diteman
Miss Diteman
Ellensburg
Garden Tracts Platted at Wapato by A B Cline
A B Cline assistant cashier First National Bank owns 80 acres near Wapato townsite and has plat ted the land into five acre tracts named Wapato Garden Tracts. He and cousin Mr Jones with wives were in Wapato arranging the sale plan to attract settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapato
A. B. Cline
First National Bank
Cline
Jones
Prominent North Dakota Men Visit City
Several leading business figures from Linton North Dakota stay several days in the city headed by C A Patterson president and general manager of the Patterson firm. Patterson is among the prominent visitors noted during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Linton
C. A. Patterson
The
Patterson
Prospective Investors Visit Yakima Valley Figures
Land dealer A. W. Sims and real estate man S. J. Hagg visit Yakima with a bank lender to view opportunities. E. J. Haasze of Summit View guides them while praising the valley to attract future investments and boast about Yakima upon their return to North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit View
Yakima
North Dakota
Jurymen Named for April Term of Superior Court
A list of jurors selected for the April term includes George L. Allen North Yakima W M Squires Zillah A O Penney Natches W B Stimvey North Yakima George H Ferrell Sunnyside J W Martin Sunnyside C Roy King Fruitvale J C Bohann Toppenish F J Craig Toppenish W D Walker North Yakima E A Rhode Moxee J F Kunz Sunnyside A O Chadwick Glade M W Richards Nob Hill J P March Ahtanum W G Rover Sunnyside F Haskins Outlook George Longmeyer Venus C A Weigel North Yakima John Baker Toppenish Gale G Partridge North Yakima E R Parton North Yakima J F Crittenden Zillah G W Lusby Toppenish J W Hays Zillah W H Cameron Moxee H Mohn Outlook G T Aumiller North Yakima Frank Sinclair North Yakima John H Moneton Outlook E J Wyman North Yakima C F Hale North Yakima George Lewis Outlook Harry Mull North Yakima James Wright North Yakima J A Jacobson North Yakima R W Reed Outlook Jos Schreiner Nob Hill Carl Goodenough Sunnyside C S Simpson Fairview A H Sinclair Natches J B George Sunnyside W Hack Toppenish John Barrich Parker John Rodman Moxee Charles Sisk Venus R H Stewart Zillah Frank Snipes Toppenish C A Livengood Cowychee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
George L. Allen
North Yakima
W. M. Squires
Zillah
A. O. Penney
Natches
W. 8. Stimvey
George H. Ferrell
Sunnyside
J. W. Martin
C. Roy King
Fruitvale
J. C. Bohann
Toppenish
F. J. Craig
W. D. Walker
E. A. Rhode
Moxee
J. F. Kunz
A. O. Chadwick
Glade
M. W. Richards
Nob Hill
J. P. March
Ahtanum
W. G. Rover
Co. F. Haskins
Outlook
George Longmeyer
Venus
C. A. Weigel
John Baker
Toppen
Crystal Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Outlook
Mr and Mrs Lowery marked a crystal wedding anniversary hosted by Mrs Henry Schuyer in Outlook. About forty neighbors attended with a festive meal, games, stories and songs, crystal table gifts for Mrs Lowry, and a crystal cigar stand presented by Mr Lowry. Music and dancing continued late into the evening.
Company E Inspection Set for April Eight
Inspection of Company E will occur this year on April 8 under Col. John Kinzie the noted inspection officer. Last year Company E placed second in the state with over 95 percent. only Company D of Seattle ranked higher. The unit plans the largest banquet yet in this city. Teams will recruit new members or cover banquet costs. Two recruits are in sight, making the event promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kinzie
Company E
Company D
Seattle
Still They Come Ducks Sold At Lost Difference
The article describes two 30 duck lots priced at three for $1 and two for $1 and computes values per duck. It notes the clerk sold at five for $2, equaling 40 cents per duck, causing a loss of 3 1 3 cents per pair compared with the calculated 83 1 8 cents per duck and 50 cents per duck in the separate lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Crews
Cowiche
Wash
Sunny Side Commercial Club Hears Irrigation Bill Report
The Sunnyside club met Monday and appointed a committee to arrange a special train to North Yakima on March 30 for Owen Wister's play The Virginian. Mr Nicolai reported from Olympia that irrigation bill opposition was nearly overcome and Yakima support was strong. A petition urged bonding for main underdrains in the town and was endorsed by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Commercial Club
North Yakima
Owen Wister
H. H. Nicolai
Olympia
Yakima
Williamson
Reclamation Service
Judiciary Committee
Benton County
Nicolai
Prosser
Sunnyside Sun
Fifteen for the Court in April Superior Court Docket
The April term docket lists civil cases to be tried from April 15 to April 19 in North Yakima. Cases include Lichty versus Pedelford. MacCrommon and Needham against Weikel for commission. Acetylene Lighting Company against Smith et al. Goodman and Goodwin against Northey for damages. Gano against Linbarger. Nelson against North Yakima & Valley Railway Co. Sallie Galler against James McMahon for money had and received. Shuster against Northern Pacific Railway Co. Timmus George against Northern Pacific Railway Co for damages. and Hatfield against the city of North Yakima for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Ray C. Lichty
Manley Pedelford
J. C. MacCrommon
J. H. Needham
George Weikel
the Acetylene Lighting Company
W. C. Smith
J. C. Goodman
Guardian
William Northey
J. C. Goodwin
James H. Gano
J. H. Linbarger
Thomas Nelson
North Yakima & Valley Railway Co
Sallie Galler
James McMahon
Louis Shuster
Northern Pacific Railway Co
Timmus George
Northern Pacific Railway Company
W. H. Hatfield
W. H. Hatfield Vs. the City of
North Yakima
Damages Actions Filed in North Yakima Court
A list of civil actions includes James Skirving versus F. E. Phillips and Yakima Grocery Company against the Northern Pacific Railway Company, with April 20 22 and 29 dates, plus Jos H Fairbrook versus Casper Tenerback, detailing damages claims in North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
James Skirving
Phillips
Yakima Grocery Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Jos. H. Fairbrook
Casper Tenerback
Mrs Sarah Osborne Dies In North Yakima At 65
Mrs Sarah Osborne longtime North Yakima resident died at 7 p m Monday in a local hospital after phrombosis. Aged 65 she leaves three children Herbert L Hugh C and Elizabeth. She belonged to the Presbyterian church the W R C and the Order of Eastern Star. Funeral arrangements were pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Osborne
North Yakima
Osborne
Herbert L
Hugh C
Elizabeth
Presbyterian Church
Order of Eastern Star
Naturalization for Cle Elum Resident Dairo
Federico Dairo, a Cle Elum resident born in Turin Italy on October 7 1879, received his final papers of naturalization from the county clerk after arriving in New York City August 1 1906 aboard the Torain via Harve France. The report also notes planned school grounds work and potential changes in local truancy enforcement and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federico Dairo
Dairo
Cle Elum
Turin
Italy
Harve France
Toraine
New York City
Commercial club selects publicity committee leaders
President Dan Lesh announces the publicity committee as eminently satisfactory to the club and city residents. The committee aims to boost North Yakima with valuable advertising that will pay back many times over and showcase the town as the best in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Lesh
Commercial Club
North Yakima
Washington
Commrcial Club
Commercial club mulls halving dues to boost membership
A North Yakima Commercial club meeting backed lowering dues to half, hoping to stimulate wider participation. Proponents argue 200 members paying 10 dollars each are better than 100 paying 20, widening influence and city support. The move aims to energize the club and boost local business effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
North
Yakima
Plan Reception For Retiring School Board Member Nichols
A reception honoring R. K. Nichols the retiring school board member is planned for March 23 at the home of H. J. Rand on South Natchez avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barge School
Rand
R. K. Nichols
H. J. Rand
Natchez Avenue
North Yakima Newsroom Still Seeks Thaw Relative Clues
North Yakima remains current in all respects except for detecting any living relative of Harry Thaw in the peaceful city. No such kin has been discovered to date, keeping the inquiry open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Harry Thaw
G B Burham Testifies After Four Years
Carlisle Center New York resident G B Burham testifies after four years of relief from kidney trouble following Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports brick dust sediment and pain vanished and urges others with kidney or bladder trouble to try the remedy. North Yakima drug store A D A Sloan Prop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Burham
Carlisle Center
N. Y
Foley
North Yakima
A. D
D. Sloan
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Goodenow
House
L. Whitson
Frank Keuhn
N. H. Hartung
Dr. Ellis
Ed van Brandt
C. C. Case
Ed Allen
John Weigel
Frank Horsley
John Rudkin
George Rankin
Yakima Boosters’ Club
Boosters’ Club
Crystal
Schuyers
Col
United States
Sunnyside Club
North — Yakima
D. M. Ferry & CO
Detroit
Mich
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