Woodcock academy events and community notes
Friday visit to his Kansas homestead follows Shelton family illness. Woodcock academy plans a declamation contest and music recital. Cora Strausz entertained at a church recital with aid from the academy chorus. Della Willy leaves for Sound teaching post. farewell party hosted by Mrs. Wiley. Smallpox patients at Mr Vivian’s improving. no new cases. Basketball challenge from North Yakima eighth grade for April 27. Various local farming and irrigation notes, including shearing, fencing, and a runaway accident hurting Mrs Purdin and baby. no major injuries reported.
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Mr. Shelton
Kansas
Onio nville notes growth and school plan
Mr Groshen moves his family to Onionville this week as spring weather brings moisture and calm winds. New families arrive on the reservation. residents welcome them and hope they settle well. A Simcoe school is proposed with forty children listed by Crook and Jellison. Support for a repaired Simcoe bridge is urged as interest grows.
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Simcoe
Crook
Jellison
Bainter
Yakima
Spring Clothing Push In Sunnyside Stores
A Sunnyside shopping note urges practical economy with men’s suits from 7.60 to 25 and new boys and children’s lines ahead of Easter. The item highlights local merchants Sun nyside retailers like A. K. Buack and The Hub, plus hats and millinery from Mrs A H Lyons, and notes community happenings including real estate activity, building projects, and recent deaths in the area.
Clothing House S H Dills Co Report Abridged News
A local note describes S H Dills Co and associates planting onions and potatoes on hundreds of acres while workers relocate to safer paths for crossing the river. A notable mirage appears as dawn breaks and the Nile school closes term with an audience of songs speeches and farewell remarks.
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Nile School
T. W. Johnston
Edward
John
William
May Stevens
Bessie
Charley Beck
Estella
Mary Markle
Nora
Frank
Archy Lindsy
James Beck
School Section Notes and Local Updates
Mrs. Larson is improving after illness and Mrs. H Saunders grows ill with nervous prostration. John Dorsett loses a valuable cow from alfalfa bloat on Wednesday. Prof. Richardson will move his family to the reservation land this week. Miss Maud Phifer hosted a small party Saturday night. The school section now offers Sunday evening services at the school house. Wanted hides and furs at Coffin Tros with highest prices paid.
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Prof. Richardson
Local notes from North Yakima and vicinity activities
Allen C. Mason of Tacoma and W E Miller of the American Paper Co are in the city. C A Rhodes of Everett was a business caller on Wednesday. R Moore and B J Moore were visitors from Kiowa on Wednesday. Coffin Bros bought a lot on Yakima avenue and may build a business house. Rev James Thompson will address the Anti Saloon League Monday night. D N Keene rented the former M Probach location on the avenue. A new carpenters organization elected a board of trustees and admitted members. The Herain received Sunnyside correspondence to be published next week. The M E Church ladies plan a fair at Mason's opera house on Saturday April 6 with various booths and fancy goods. W M Metcalf store paint and fixtures sold to Michael Schorn who will incorporate them into his wagonmaking and blacksmithing business. Grand Chancellor J D Cornett of the Knights of Pythias returns from a Sound cities tour and notes Everett plans to host the grand lodge in June. High Grade Utah seeds advertisement. Flour Mill Co.
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J. D. Cornett
Knights of Pythias
Keene offers door plates and numbers sale
Coffin Bros advertise door plates and numbers from 10c up at Keene and mention alfalfa, timothy and clover seeds by the car load. The ad notes bargains on shoes at 60c on the dollar from Fair Store stock and lists other local commerce including groceries, dress goods, and services.
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Coffin Bros
Keene’s
Timothy
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Ahtanum
Woodcock Academy
Cora Strausz
Academy
Della Willy
Sound
North Yakima
Wenas
Perry Cleman
James Monroe
Josie Blair
Selah
Merritt Longmire
Sharples
Charles J. Purdin
Mr. Harrison
Thomas Kelly
The
Northern Pacific
John Cleman
Willis Purdin
Edith Purdin
Onionville
Mr. Groshen
Simcoe Bridge
Utah
Brick Maelo
Navin Yakima Mil
Sunnyside
F. H. McCoy
John Cady
W. B. Propst
Mabton Station
George Reese
Grandma Larkins
W. R. Brown
Budlong
Laithlen
Mr. Holloway
Mr. Williams
Mt. Morris, II
Dr. Jones
Mesdames Kline and
Fletcher
A. H. Lyons
K. Buack
Kelso
Caldwell
Jeffries
Greene Mercantile Co
Clothing House
S. H. Dills & CO
Groshen
Messrs. Sheltons
van Horn
Campbel
Dudley
Nile
John Dorsett
North Yakima and Vicinity
Allen C. Mason
Tacoma
City
W. E. Miller
American Paper Co
C. A. Rhodes of
Everett
R. Moore
B. J. Moore
Kiowa
Yakima Avenue
James Thompson
Presbyterian Church
Antisaloon League
Christian Church
N. Keene
M. Probach
Organization of Carpenters
W. M. Metcalf
Michael Schorn
Schorn
Ad. Flour Mill Co
Kohls Shoe
Spokane Junk Shop
First Ave
Spokane
Wash
P. O
Phone
Keene
Inne & Baker
J. M. Murchie
Dr. Adair
Kleis & Sinema
Corky Bros
Rock Island
Lacrosse Bigeies
Guy Rushford
Fawcett Bros
Lowe
North Yakima, Wash
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