North Yakima News Roundup Includes Local Business and Court Actions
Yakima area items report M. Schorn selling a top buggy to Mrs Staton of Toppenish, court attendance by Whitson and Capt. Kingsbury, and Frank Sinclair filing citizenship papers. Bank directors elect Cornett, mine dredging near Bossburg, and a snow frost affecting fruit. Local unrest includes a ministerial scandal and Epworth League program praise. Also noted are pardons for Jimmy Smith and a yakima forestry reserve dispute and a street incident involving Frank Meacham and an open knife.
Satisfied Snively clears Tuk IKRALD informant on asylum claim
Attorney H J Snively says the informant about confinement of Sam Vincent in an insane asylum was in error. Vincent is healthy and prospering in Stevens county saw mill and timber business. Also notes gifts, injuries, renovations, and local commerce including drug firm turnover and hat sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Snively
Tuk Ikrald
Sam Vincent
Mr. Snively
Vincent
Stevens County
Local notes from Yakima and surrounding area
Mrs. R E Smith returns from Arlington visit. Renters and locals seek table board at Mrs Clay's. M J Healy buys 240 acres in Moxee from J M Thompson and plans to settle here. Mrs Malcolm McLennon improves from pleurisy. Bond sale for a new city school building at premium prices. Yakima bridge fire damages span. detours and repairs follow. Ex Senator John L Wilson arrives, adapts route to Sound. Church building addition discussed. near $1000 raised. Various notices include sales, ads, and local happenings.
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R. Strobach
Strobach
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North Yakima and Vicinity
W. A. Gidding
Whitson
Capt
J. T. Kingsbury
U.S. Court
Walla Walla
Frank Sinclair
Daviison
Dr. Hill
H. H. Allen
Sinclair
Wash Jewell
Nebraska
Jewell
Jack Sinsel
Law
John Sandmeyer
Hattie Clay
Legh R. Freeman
Kellogg & Ford
Tacoma
E. W. Dooly
E. M. Ford
Yakima National Bank
J. D. Cornett
George 8. Taylor
Taylor
Abbie Jordan
Mike Mackison
Bossburg
Mr. Jordan
Mackison
Columbia River
F. K. Hiscock
Scudder
Cameron
Ditmars
Mrs. Vance
Will Cameron
Capt. M. S. Scuudder
Palouse
Yakima
Jimmy Smith
Prosser
Rogers
Smith
Nome
Sheller
Epworth League
Ross
the Maniac
Frank Meacham
Meacham
Coffin Bros
Wilhite
Mulligan
New York
Gad Simrs
A. Johnson
Theodore Steinkey
Minnesota
Will Munsil
Dr. Rosser
Hotel
Messrs. Quiett & Ayres
L. O. Janeck
R. E. Smith
Arlington
M. J. Healy
Klickitat County
Moxee
J. M. Thompson
Malcolm McLennon
T. J. Redfield
Mulhollan & Mulhollan
St. Bernard
Wallace-Coburn Hardware Company
Plumb
Olympia
State Board of Educacation
W. O. Blankenship
Fannie A. Fulton
Women’s Relief Corps
Walter Reed
Ellensburg
Mason, Lewis & Co
Chicago
E. H. Rollins & Sons
Denver
Gilbert
Pasco
Sound
Portland
Methodist Church
J. M. Brown
Mr. Brown
Larson
H. B. Rigg
Larson’s
Opera House
Staton & Garrett’s
First Street
Hotel Bartholet
Owens Adair
Cofftin Bros
Deering
Yakima Hardware ‘Company
Weneer
Washington
North Yakima
Wash
Cary
Yakima Hardware Co
Old Town
J. P. Mayer
Pendo
J. H. Conrad
Harry Roberts
Isador Mondor
Doc’ Braden
Federal Court
Vennie C. Woolery
C. M. Carr
The
Natchez
Chas. C. Woolery
King County
Woolery
R. K. Nichols
Superior Court
W. H. Kershaw
Robert Kershaw
Mr. Nichols
Davidson
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
W. T. Stewart
Upper Natchez Presbyterian Church
Mulli
Taft & Taft
W. J. Roaf
Yakima Hardware Company
Senator Morrill
Charles Campbell
Yakima City
Dr. Taft
Kidis & Bond's
Yakima Avenue
Haith Creek
Mich
Sanitarium
A. E. Kinsey & Co
Rex
Kinsey's
J. J. Macdonald's
Taft & Taft and
Stubblefield
A. D. Sloan
Prop
Stearns
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