Academy Declamation Contest Draws Nine Drillers
Spokane guests of Mrs Varan attend events at the academy. The March 29 declamation contest promises excitement with nine students in training. Library books and dormitory supplies arrive from a Massachusetts church. Dr Baker spoke on The Power of Suggestion. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Owen Purdin on March 13 1901. Venus visitors Ida and Marie Capps with C J Purdin and Harry Zirkie attended. Smallpox quarantine to be lifted next week if no new cases emerge. Perry Clemans buys a thousand sheep from Will McNeil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen A. Purdin
Benchville wide hollow health scare and community notes
Roy Morrison contracts smallpox prompting quarantine at Benchville. Yakima climate praised by health seeker J A Roth. Old road blocked by Condon. travelers urged to detour via Carl Johnson's corner. School dismissals rise amid smallpox fears. Amy Erickson returns from visit. Lester Miller from Oregon to work for Dad Harris this summer. Sunday school seeks an organ as community efforts falter. Grace Harris visits home. Elder Stiverson to preach next Sunday at 11 a.m. Mrs Ayres buys a new incubator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Morrison
J. A. Roth
Yakima
Condon
Carl Johnson
Amy Erickson
Will Wade
Lester Miller
Oregon
Dad Harris
H. W. Kauffman
Grace Harris
Elder Stiverson Will
Wide Hollow
Ayres
Sunnyside Mourns Early Settler Herman Luithlen
Herman Luithlen died of pneumonia at his Sunnyside home on Friday March 15 1901 after a brief illness. He came from La Crosse Wisconsin was respected for honesty and willingness to help. Funeral services were conducted by Rev J S Budlong. He leaves a wife a daughter and a son Dr H V Luithlen in Portland attnding dental college. Their Seattle relative Mrs John Walsh attended the funeral. Maud Althen plans to move to Sunnyside to start a millinery and dressmaking business. David Gibson moved into his new house this week and plans to raise stock and crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Luithlen
la Cross
Wisconsin
J. Ss. Budlong
Maud Althen
Sunnyside
David Gibson
No Mid Winter Nights Dream Easter Reality Neckwear Line
Our Easter Reality line offers fresh bright neckwear and shirts for spring. Explore sparkling shirts and ties to refresh wardrobes with new season style.
Spring Suits Arrive With Fit and Value
A new line of spring suits is on display with try on prices offered. The store emphasizes fit design workmanship and proper price as the key selling points and invites customers to evaluate the neat line.
Top Coats for Youths and Men Feature Noted
The passage discusses top coats for youths and men, urging readers to take the trouble to view them. It hints at available styles and recommendations while inviting shopper attention.
Clothing for Little Fellows Reflects Grownup Style
The store touts apparel for boys described as nearly like papa’s with prices designed to please. The copy emphasizes grownup dignity for children and appealing value for buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yangster
Stetson Hats in Latest Shades and Colors
The notice highlights new Stetson hat styles with suggestions to try one on. It emphasizes the varied shades and colors available to customers seeking a fresh look.
Local notes on business shift and social visits
SAR Clothing House to supply market with vegetables and flowers this summer. Mrs. Fletcher hosts Mrs. Cline. Mrs. Walsh of Seattle and Dr. Luithlen visit their mother Mrs. Ida Luithlen. Mt Morris jeweler Mr. McCoy to locate here and enter real estate. Fifty milch cows shipped Saturday. Water to be turned into the ditch. New buildings rising, Granger family settled back home. Rev and Mrs Miller host dinner for visiting ladies. Dr Jones on sick list. Bishop Wells expected home. Hotel Vandermark being refurnished with metropolitan air and thriving business. Mr Richie in Sunnyside. Photographs by A K Buack Sunnyside. The Hub adds clothing and hats for men and boys. 15-1f
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Fletcher
W. H. Cline
John Walsh
Seattle
H. V. Luithlen
Ida Luithlen
McCoy
Mt. Morris
Walter N. Granger
Sound
H. Miller
F. C. Jones
Bishop Wells
Vandermark
Richie
Sunnyside
A. K. Buack
East Sunnyside March Promotes Ideal Homes and Arbor Day
East Sunnyside enjoys improving social ties and temperance ideals as residents plan to plant trees for Arbor Day on April 10. The community anticipates a flourishing orchard with many fruit trees and a pairing of bees and poultry, while Mr. Hildebrand completes a residence on Telephone Street and Mr. Argent advances local development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Hildebrand
Argent
Homes Rise Fast in East Sunnyside Community
P I Lichty builds a fine East Sunnyside residence as housing expands. Hoag plans ten more acres of alfalfa this spring. Stanton, formerly of Oklahoma, buys forty acres near Summit Heights. Mrs Lichty hosts dinner for Green, Dexter, and Lannin. Dexter plans Seattle summer before returning. Endeavor group discusses temperance on March 10 led by Dr. Harvey. Correspondent visits Petrie family enjoying a pretty new house and thriving farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. I. Lichty
East Sunnyside
Hoag
Stanton
Oklahoma
Summit Heights
Lichty
Andrew Green
Dexter
Lannin
House of Robbins burned near Toppenish with narrow escape
The Robbins residence four miles east of Toppenish was destroyed by fire in the early hours of Tuesday. Household goods and keepsakes were lost, and Oscar Robbins narrowly escaped being cremated in his room after returning from Chemawa, Oregon. The family has wide sympathy and an estimated loss of two thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Robbins
Toppenish
Oscar
Chemawa
Ore
Notable Visitors and Local Notices From North Yakima
North Yakima and vicinity reports include James Greene returning from Seattle, H. E. Perrin visiting from Sunnyside, and Grand Chancellor J. D. Cornett on a state tour. Rev N Evans transfers to Fairhaven and torches of local business, along with land cruising by A K Wade and state land work. Emma L Armitage dies of stomach cancer. funeral at Tahoma. Cline goes to Hot Springs for rheumatism. Horse Heaven land sale to The Dalles buyer. N P lands agents Kelso & Foster. Fresh groceries offered by Kleis & Sinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelso & Foster
N. P. Railroad
Joseph T. Petts
Dalles
Herato
Oregon
Marriage of A C Bollenbach and Miss Kate Stanley
A C Bollenbach proprietor of the Guilland hotel marries Miss Kate Stanley of Minneapolis quietly at 3 30 p m Friday March 15 1901 Rev P B Jackson officiates The bride comes with her brother Henry who will make the city their home The groom arrived in January to run the Guilland house for a year or two The Red Cross fountain fund receives 33 12 with 1 62 in boxes and 31 50 on the books at the Star Clothing House on Yakima avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Bollenbach
Guilland Hotel
Kate Stanley
Minneapolis
Red Cross
Star Clothing House
Yakima Avenue
State
Red Cross Society
North Yakima
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ahtanum
Mrs. Place
Spokane
8. B. Varan
The
Academy
Massachusetts
B. L. Baker
Will Hoyt
Wenus
Miss Ida
Marie Capps
Messrs
C.J. Purdin
Harry Zirkie
Venus
Mrs. Loyd Purdin
Mrs. Miller Purdin
Perry Clemans
Will McNeil
Benchville
Utah
Timothy
Novih Yakima Mil Co
SAR Clothing House
Yakima City
Laura Jacobson
J. A. Jacobson
A. W. Schwartze Prin
North Yakima and Vicinity
James Greene
H. E. Perrin
J. D. Cornett
K. P
Torchon Lac
H. H. Schott & Co
I. W. Kayser
Missouri
California
Emma L. Armitage
J. W. Armitage
West Side
Ahtanum Avenue
Tahoma Cemetery
Fred Cline
First National Bank
Hot Springs
A. Kk. Wade
Montesano
Washington
Kleis & Sinema
Heratd
Sloan
Roslyn
First Street
Frazer Pollock
Ditter Bros
W. B. Dudley
Lulu Mead
Dakotas
W. A. Krutz
Pendleton, Ore
W. J. Steinweg
Chaney
Goldendale
Coffin Bros
Phoenix A
Ad. of Flour Mill Co
Second Street
E.K
North
Greene Mercantile Co
Keene’s
Nob Hill
City
D. L. Druse
Jnne & Baker
J. M. Murchie
Dr. Adair
Cottin Bros
Bissell
Yellow Drug Store
Kohls Shoe Company
Schott Shoe Co
Rock Island
Lacrosse Bigeies
Carriages
Atal Wagos A
Rushford
Fawcett Bros
Lowe Block
North Yakima, Wash
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