Yakima Notes Highlight Trade Moves and Local Happenings
G W Keeton shipped a carload of stock to Seattle this week while A T Russell attended to business on the Sound. Easton Washington’s A C Johnson visited, hail briefly fell with no damage, and spring fruit tree consignments and planting were underway. Pacific Meat Co head W H Daugherty called on Monday as Yakima added a bright drug store sign on the yellow awning. Lewis Morrison's Faust features advance this season. J W Mohr moved from South Dakota to Zillah, purchasing 160 and 40 acre farms and planning to rent one while living on the other. Chas Harris of North Yakima visited, seeking business in Roslyn. he’s a major Yakima shipper. George E Quiett, in Tucson, finds hot dry climate after long journey. Northwest Home Finding Association to meet April 1. adopt homeless children urged. County Sunday school convention drew broad attendance from district schools with a large program. William Hitchcock of Sunnyside met John Pinney of Portland’s American Type Foundry and discussed starting a Sunnyside weekly. C L Brown of New York Cash Store moved into a Third Street cottage and prefers Yakima over Indiana climate. J F Runyon, ex-Yakima, now runs Runyon’s Portland restaurant at 253 Washington Street, enjoying high patronage and inviting locals to visit.
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George E. Quiett
Tucson
Arizona
The
Northwest Home Finding Association
Edward Whitson
William Hitchcock
Sunnyside
John Pinney
American Type Foundry Co
Portland
Pinney
C. L. Brown
New York
Third Street
Mr. Brown
Adams
Indiana
Yakima
New York gash store cases heard in Justice Taggards court
In Justice Taggards court Tuesday morning two men faced drunkenness charges and two more were slated for fighting. One fought an imaginary foe and cut an arm, causing a severed artery from a pane of glass. Bail and fines were noted for others, with details of forfeited bail.
Death of Willard H. Getts in Stillwater Minn
Willard H. Getts a former North Yakima resident dies at age 42 in Stillwater Minnesota on March 21 1901 after years of suffering a stroke. He was born in Waldo Delaware County Ohio September 25 1858 and married Allie Bromley May 23 1888. Survived by his wife and Bromley family as his remains rest with his wife at 424 South Sixth Street Yakima society mourns his loss.
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Yakima
Stillwater
Minn
Phil Ditter
Willard H. Getts
North Yakima
Getts
Mr. Getts
Willard Henry Getts
Waldo
Delaware County
Ohio
Will Sawyer
Allie Bromley
M.H. Bromley
For Sale Nob Hill tracts and Goldendale land listing
For sale two ten acre tracts on Nob Hill and a forty acre tract four miles west of the city with a twenty acre parcel two miles west featuring a good house. Also 280 acres near Goldendale mostly fenced with an orchard of winter apples, two wells, a good house, barn and outbuildings priced at 3500. Inquiries at this office. Also keepsake items and clothing offers from Coffin Bros. and Keene's hardware.
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Nob Hill
City
D. Ldruse
Goldendale
Pioneer Dead Reflects Oregon Trail Pioneer's Long Life
Thomas L. Bounds an old city pioneer died March 27 1901 at 2 50 am aged 76 years 9 months 27 days Funeral at 2 30 pm Wednesday from his residence at Third and Spruce Streets Born Nashville Tennessee June 1 1824 he journeyed to Missouri then crossed the plains to Oregon in 1847 He later joined the 1849 California gold rush and settled in Yakima County in 1875 He helped guard homes during Indian outbreaks served as night watchman and helped establish North Yakima He leaves six children four in the city one in Alaska and one in British Columbia plus several daughters in law and grandchildren plus remarks on ads and a cattle growers meeting flyer and a note on Ex Mayor Redman vaccination soreness.
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Thomas L. Bounds
Third
Spruce Streets
Nashville
Tenn
Missouri
Plains
Oregon
California
Yakima County
Yakima City
North Yakima
Alaska
British Columbia
George Bounds
William Bounds
Mary Martin
Ettie Hibbard
Pearl Griffin
Ida McDaniel
Own Your Home Plan Offers Low Rate Loans
A city lot owner can borrow at a low interest rate to build a home under a plan where debt is paid off gradually, matching monthly rent, with no large lump sum. Equitable Saving and Loan Association has ample capital for home building. Inquiries to L. Steinweg at First National Bank.
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Equitable Saving & Loan Association
L. Steinweg
First National Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. W. Keeton
Seattle
A. T. Russell
A. C. Johnson
Easton, Wash
W.H. Daugherty
Pacific Meat Co
Tacoma
Yakima Avenue
Lewis Morrison
Faust
J. W. Mohr
South Dakota
Zillah
Chas. Harris
Mr. Harris
Roslyn
Cascade
Baptist Church
J. F. Runyon
Runyon
Fred
Mr. Runyon
Washington Street
I. N. Marsh
Riceville
Iowa
Studebaker
Yakima Hardware Co
W. Dorsey
Des Moines
Corrin Bros
Paris Green
A. D. Sloan
Prop
Second Street
E. K. Current
Alluminum
Keene’s
Coffin Bros
Cross & Blackwell
Hawilani
Moore Clothing Company
Yakima Ave
North
Pioneer
James’ Studio
Cattle Grower's Association
City Hall
Niw North Yakima
Hk. B. Marks
Seey
Redman
Jimmy
Lie
Crawfords
Monarchs
Monarch
Jonn Lawbridge
Crockery
Axminster Carpets
Brussels
Velvets
Hassocks
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