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Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1900

Page

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Bryan welcome committees form for Bryan visit

An afternoon meeting at city hall organized by Judge Preble and R. Strobach set up nine member committees to greet William J. Bryan on March first. Medill and Snelling named for Democrats, Shaw, Howard, and Lund for Populists, Strobach, Tuesley, and Snyder for Silver Republicans. A letter urged united action to overthrow plutocratic rule. Knights of Pythias marked North Yakima Lodge No. 53’s tenth anniversary with a castle hall program ending in refreshments.

Bryan Judge Preble R. Strobach William J. Bryan J.D. Medill State Democratic Committee Thomas Maloney Spokane Medill N. P. R.y Co Pasco J. G. Boyle Democratic Party Snelling Shaw Howard Lund Strobach Tuesley Snyder Snively George Turner United Action North Yakima Lodge No. 53 Knights of Pythias Castle Hall Cornett H. M. Bartlee Geo. Vance Mesdames Horsley Willis Baker Scow

Mothers' Meeting Draws Fifty Ladies and Gentlemen

About fifty ladies and several men attended the mothers meeting last Saturday March 17. Officers elected a program committee for the next meeting and moved the time to 3 PM on the third Saturday monthly. Mrs A B Dam of the river near Prosser noted a sale will likely be confirmed. Col Bryan plans several speeches across Washington in late March and early April. The Wonder store advertises a large display of ladies ready made garments March 29 30 and 31.

Thompson Stair State Board of Education North Yakima Mesdames Rodman Clark and Rosser Dam Prosser Messrs Denny and Blaine L. B. Risenart

Woman's Union Missionary Meeting Set for Friday

Delegates from local churches met at Mrs. H. M. Bartlett’s residence to organize the women’s missionary meeting at the Christian church on Friday April 27. The program will be announced later. Osteopathy clinic opens with Dr Grace Della Baker in Schlotfeldt block offering drug free treatment from 9 am to 12 pm and 2 to 4 pm. For sale Poland-China boars and sows and Holstein bull offered by H B Scopper North Yakima.

H. M. Bartlett Christian Church Grace Della Baker Schlotfeldt Block Tod P

Dent welcomed back as crowd fills Congregational church

Rev. T. J. Dent drew a very large forenoon audience at the Congregational church and a sizable evening crowd could not gain admission, as locals welcomed him back to the pastorate after his coast visit.

T. J. Dent Congregational Church Mr. Dent Pacific Coast Aberdeen S. D Daily News

New Sunnyside Canal Buyers Visit for Inspection

Movements of capitalists Mesers. Denny and Blaine of Seattle, representing the new purchasers of the Sunnyside canal property, arrived Tuesday and departed the next day to inspect the canal and the proposed Yakima extension.

Denny and Blaine Seattle Sunnyside Canal Yakima

Community News From North Yakima and Vicinity

A roundup of local visits and events includes A E McCready returning from Montana B Hochstader of Tacoma visiting Yakima and plans to photograph a baby at James studio before warm weather. Superintendent Gilbert arrives in private car and will stay until Friday. W C T U meets at Guilland House Tuesday at 2 30 with an engaging program. Immigrant trains pass through North Yakima with many prospective settlers stopping. Ma Scon opens at Mason's opera house Friday and Saturday for a school children event. Bryan visit to Walla Walla with H J Snively likely, hosted by Warden Catron and wife. St Michael's Guild serves a 30 cent lunch Saturday March 31. Miss May Josephine Allen wed in Mona Minnesota. groom Land R Rutherford. they will live in Minneapolis. bride well known locally. Parker hosts debate on government ownership of railways. bi monthly non partisan debates planned. Prof A B Leckenby ships 1200 pounds Turkestan alfalfa seed to sow on Yakima Indian Reservation lands. Seed costs five dollars per pound, sacks valued around six thousand dollars. Experiments planned across central Washington. Ferry's seeds and peas available at A E Kinsey Co.

A. B. Leckenby Department of Agriculture Yakima Ldodian H. M. Gilbert Washington

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Wass Upliil Columbia Hartford Sterling Rob’t B. Smith Black Cat Cale J.d. Macdonald Old Postoffice City Hall The Mothers’ Meeting Col. Bryan Walla Walla Dayton Colfax New Whatcom Tacoma the Wonder Woman's Union Missionary Meeting Poland-China H. B. Scopper Wo Barton's Hardware D. R. Barton South First Street Louis Janeck Opportunity Knocks Wallace-Coburn Hardware Company North Yakima and Vicinity A. E. McCready Montana B. Hochstader James’ Studio Gilbert Guilland House Northern Pacific Mason’s Opera House H. J. Snively Mr. Bryan John B. Catron Ladies of St. Michael’s Guild May Josephine Allen Judge Allen Mona Minn Land R Rutherford Minneapolis Parker Marble Dunn
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