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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1900
Page
10
North Yakima district items show legal and official visits by U S Attorney Gay and Indian Agent Lynch, Judge Williams, and Census work by Mires. Local business includes horse deals, land sales, church expansion plans, Odd Fellows hall funding, and a notable marriage. Bryan McKinley visit prep and Nome fever chatter mix with shop and real estate news.
An advertisement promotes Brown's Bumble Bee as the best shoe for dress comfort and wear priced at 285. The copy claims the shoe is sold widely at five dollars and asserts customers praise it as the best they have worn.
A town column notes Brown's 5x5 shoes priced at 2.50, Blue Ribhloom Shop lines for youths, and local shopping ad splashes. Mrs Phoebe D Adams visits from Spokane, A Cobb buys the Chicago restaurant on Front St, and John Mackison returns from Bossburg gold mines. A St Patrick's social, populist committee meeting in Seattle, and Frank L Wheeler’s election as a director of the Cured Fruit Association are reported. Lost jacket between city and Selah grade. silver wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs W L Wright teased with a full report next week. Jeanie Pollock hosts a party. Conolly offers hats and millinery novelties. James' studio advertises large photo buttons. Congregational services held with Rev J A Bailey. pulpit to be supplied until a regular pastor is chosen.
Mr and Madame Conolly sell their millinery business to Mrs F M Towne who will run the store with Mrs Conolly staying on to head sales. Miss Holly, Portland milliner, joins as trimmer. Geo Palmer visits from Goldendale to explore relocation options while Anita Lesh’s sixteenth birthday party is held on Nob Hill.
An assortment of shop notices lists alfalfa clover and timothy seed at Otolia Bros and fabric items at J J Macdonalds. It promotes cash prices for hides at Columbia Meat Market, canned vegetables by Gilt Edge, and feed hay flour and bran by Kinsey and Co.
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