Personal Notes Hit Yakima Valley Roundup
Ellensburg visitor J C Shade appearance. Dayton Oregon’s J W Scanlon scouting land. Anti-Saloon league meets moved to Monday. Prosser J W Forsythe and Tampico Thomas Hope visit. Pullman’s L Engleman in town on business. Natchez couple Kirtley Sinclair and Marg armentier wed March 12 1901. Immigrant B Y James eyeing Yakima ranch. J Shannon buys three railroad sections on Cowiche to stock with cattle. N P agent J Jok Newton settles with Selah stock loss. Northwest Magazine’s F L Seixas in town with wife. Possible electric railway to Moxee Zillah Sunnyside rumors fuel Front street lot sales. R N Harrison’s dog kills coyote on Selah grade. Salvation Army holds self denial meetings March 18 to 23. Venus rancher J M Arrington reports oil finds in artesian wells. Dickson Timms nuptials at The Dalles February 27. North Yakima camp MW of A plans second annual ball March 15. Prof J G Lawrence anniversary post at Columbia City. D H McCarty Tacoma beef cattle buyer notes rising stock demand. C H Dix builds 12 room home on South Venus Ave. Prahl wage ick sheep man visits.
Notable Visitors and Local Trades in Yakima Area
Prosser prominent citizen Alex McNeil and Ellensburg sheep man J C Lloyd visit the city. Col John Adair returns from Portland and California on business. H B Scudder reports hops sold at 15 cents per pound. Also notes on millinery opening, door plate sales, and a range of local advertisements and notices.
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Alex McNeil
Prosser
Col
John Adair
Portland
California
H. B. Scudder
McConnell's Fine Ranges Highlight St Louis Made Lines
Fine ranges at McConnell's are noted as St Louis made and top quality. The statement promotes the craftsmanship and superior performance of the product line.
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E. M. Harris
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C. B. McConnell
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North Yakima
A. J. Chambers
the Wonder
L. B. Rinehart
Star Clothing
Ludwig Pianos
J. C. Shade
Ellensburg
J. W. Scanlon
Dayton, Ore
The
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J. W. Forsythe
Thomas Hope
Tampico
L. Engleman
Pullman, Wash
Kirtley E. Sinclair
Margarmentier
Natchez
James M. Thompson
B. Y. James
Nebraska
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Ile
J Shannon
Cowyche
J. Jk. Newton
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Mr. Taylor
Selah
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Northwest
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Moxee
Zillah
Sunnyside
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R. N. Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Salvation Army
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J. Hayden
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Carmichael
J. H. Wood
Methodist Church
Capt. Bogue
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J. M. Arrington
Lrosher
Mr. Arrington
James Dickson
Emma Timms
Dalles
Mr. Dickson
H. J. Rand
Mrs. Dickson
Modern Woodmen of America
Mason’s Opera House
Nagler
J. G. Lawrence
Columbia City
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Prof. Lawrence
D. H. McCarty
Tacoma
Sound
C.H. Dix
Venus Avenue
W. Jewell
J.S. Prahl
Wage Ick
A. A. Small
Central Washington Marble and Granite Works
North Yakima, Wash
Kingsbury Pianos
Briggs
Paris Green
A. D. Sloan
Prop
Keene
J.C. Lloyd
B.S. Weed
Fourth Street
C. Schott
Wonder
L. B. Rhinehart
Miss Donovan
Charles Donovan
First National Bank
G. T
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Yakima Avenue
Keene's
Greene Mercantile Company
L. N. Brookins
New York
Mr. Groshen
Seventh Street
W. Jones
Wisconsin
Mr. Jones
W. A. Maxwell
Daily News
Union
Oregon
Oregon Scout
Fairview
James Forest
Chippewa Falls
Wis
North Yakima Drug Store
Thomas Culver
Judd Oran
Pete
Mabton
Cross & Blackwell
Bishop
Heinz
Salem
T. H. McGreer
James Wright
Dulles
Coffin Bros. Zti
H. E. Angel
East End
Jackson
Dr. Stephenson
Janeck
Kleis & Sinema’s
North
Alfelfa
A. W. Swartze
Yakima City
Kleis & Cinama
Modern
Woodmen of America
North Yakima Camp
No 50
Woodmen Hall
M.N. Richards
R McWats
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George W. Goodwin
C. G. Goodwin
Lewis C. Goodwin
Lemuel C. Goodwin
Sarah J. Goodwin
Joseph W. Goodwin
Michael Schorn
Mary Frances Schorn
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Emma V. Morrison
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Maintiff
P.O
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