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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1905
Page
8
Sunnyside residents travel, visit, and relocate with many neighbors hosting guests. Notables include E. J. Young returning from Seattle, J. M. Jaeger visiting, and Mrs. Cora Hoskins back from Prosser. New property purchases, farm rentals, library elections, and a planned Easter church dedication frame a vivid snapshot of community activity.
Selah news notes several small items. Selah N Orth digs a well for G C Mitchell. Will Adams visits cousin W L Dimmick. Mrs James Lancaster recovers from grip. Fred Brooker gains pasture to stock for the season. Spuds being loaded and car scarcity noted. Recent rains benefit crops and seeding. C M A social held at schoolhouse netted good baskets. Mrs Ira King home with sick grandchild in Fruitvale. J H Lancaster markets a team of colts. F J Charboneau buys a new horse to replace a killed one.
Spring arrives as farmers plow, spray and plant while new homes dot the landscape. Ben Cutler moves west of Zillah, others move to Wirsig and Mabton ranches as water promises relief and schools plan a dairying push with lectures and a ghost social.
The Alfalfa ball team traveled to Mabton for a Saturday night game and stayed to play Mabton again on Sunday. Rev. Gager led services at the schoolhouse Sunday morning and evening with strong attendance.
The school board voted to extend the term by one month. Miss N Stranberg and W St. John wed last Wednesday night and will settle in Cle Elum. Birdie Nash died after an operation while visiting Minnesota. Mrs E L Pettitt, wintering with her son on North Moxee, spent days with Mrs F G Orr.
Hector Langevins moved into C Gamachs house opposite the store. Frank Albert leaves for Mabton to start a general merchandise store. Eugene Robillard shifts to a 20 acre ranch. Albert Champoux buys out Frank Albert and the firm becomes Champoux and Son. Zillah residents note travel and local baseball scores 25 to 14 in favor of Zillah.
A sworn statement by W L Steinweg cashier asserts the liabilities section is true to the best belief of the cashier. J A Loupon notary public validates the oath dated March 2, 1905 in North Yakima Washington.
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