Rancher Louis Christianson Dies by Own Hand in Cowyche Valley
Louis Christianson a wealthy rancher from the Cowyche Valley forty miles west of the city shot himself in a field on the boundary between his land and neighbor Strangeway. Coroner Rosser ruled suicide after reviewing Norwegian letters found with the body. Funeral held at Shaw parlors with interment in Tahoma cemetery. He owned 160 acres, led a frugal life, and left labeled possessions for friends.
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Louis Christianson
Cowyche Valley
Christianson
Strangeway
Rosser
H. L. Tucker
Peter Swannon
Tucker
Shaw
Henry
Tahoma
John Russell
Tietan
Russell
Mr. Christianson
United States
Man Dies After Wagon Jump Accident Near Yakima
Arthur Larkins, new arrival in the city, died after slipping beneath wagon wheels during a joke while en route to a sheep ranch in the Moxee. Coroner ruled death not due to fault, body kept for transport.иму
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Arthur Larkins
Moxee
Larkins
Frank
Yakima Furniture Company
Rosser
Helena
Montana
Spokane
Beet Seed Free to Yakima Valley Farmers
Agriculturist P. J. Prein announces receipt of a large beet seed lot suitable for the Yakima valley. Seeds are packaged by size and marked with land area they seed. Ranchers may visit the Beet Sugar Company's office at 101% North Second Street to receive seed free of charge. Further profit information for sugar beet growers will be provided next week.
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P. J. Prein
The
Herald
Yakima Valley
Beet Sugar Company
North Second Street
Cheney Normal Teams Set For Double Armory Showdown
The season ends with a Friday Armory doubleheader. First, Cheney Normal ladies face North Yakima high school, then Cheney Normal boys meet City High School. Fans should arrive early for good seats. a white fox terrier with brown around eyes and ears is missing, reward offered.
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Armory
Cheney Normal School
North Yakima
N. Selah
No Prospect Of Sever Being Built Very Soon
At the regular council meeting all members attended. Petitions granted for moving sidewalk on lot 1 block 8 and for wooden sidewalk on North Seventh Street. Licensing changes approved including Johnson saloon transfer to Rogers and Lee and Hildebrand pool room. Electric light projects approved. An ordinance limiting saloon licenses and a fire department control change were discussed, with actions laid over pending amendments and future votes.
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Yakima Horticultural Union
Lot 1
Block 8
North Second Street
A. Johnson
Rogers & Lee
Hildebrand & Co
South Front Street
A. A. Nicol
Jay Sedgwick
Northern Pacific
Tacoma
Spokane
Ballinger & Duvall
North Seventh Street
Rainier
Third and
Pine
Seattle
West Yakima
Gordon
Lince & Patton
Lowe
Dudley
Thompson
Frank Frost
Leonard Thorp
Supreme Court
Mead
Sexton Carvasso
Presbyterian Services Mark 85th Birthday of Fannie Crosby
The congregation observes the 85th anniversary of hymn writer Fannie J. Crosby with two Sunday services. Morning focus on devotional songs by Crosby. evening on evangelistic work. The pastor leads both services.
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Fannie J. Crosby
Egg Buyers Advertise Cash Prices
Cash paid for eggs by J. F. Phillips & Co. at 22 South Second street. 12-tf.
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J. F. Phillips & Co
South Second Street
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