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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1901
Page
5
Yakima County farmers urged to prepare exhibits as the State Fair commission accepts plans for a 50 foot grand stand extension to be completed before July 4. Races close entries June 3 with purses of 1000 dollars likely. Premiums will reward small exhibitors with many fruit and vegetable awards.
Yakima River lodge No 1285f of the C M A held a Saturday April 27 banquet for Evergreen lodge No 1805 of Yakima. The visiting group rode from Toppenish to Zillah by committee escort and were guided to Woodmen hall for the event.
After a hearty repast they returned to the hall with seventeen lodge members and enjoyed themselves late. They adjourned and went home, locals with visiting members in tow. After Sunday sights they crossed the river to Toppenish and rode the west bound train. Local members praise Zillah hospitality.
Lester Coffin returns from Lewiston Idaho. Seattle visitors seek health rest. George Finley fined for assault. Alfred Miller and Rebecca Passinor wed at Ellensburg. Council meets first Monday in May. Outsiders contemplate settling Sunnyside. Contractor Bissell injured, uses crutches. David Small dies at Butte. Review of Reviews May issue discusses politics, Cuba, labor, and wars. Local construction and court cases noted. Fire department delays Fourth of July celebration. NP auxiliary trains to run. Kodol and FOLEY remedies advertised. horses for sale.
Excavations on Long Island uncover skeletons stone tools pottery beads and a rolled copper head in shell heaps at Weir Creek Point near Throgs Neck. Raymond Harrington of the American Museum of Natural History notes artifacts indicate ancient craftsmanship and possible contact with Lake Superior tribes.
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