Notable Yakima News By The Week
Mrs. L B Hinehart returns from Seattle three weeks away. J M Perry travels to Sound for commission business. Kinney family visits Maine from Fruitvale. Mr and Mrs B D Southern back in Seattle after a visit with Mrs Southern’s sister. June 28 designated for North Yakima Ellensburg and Roslyn at the Lewis and Clark exposition. Frank Archambeault sells his stand to D S Siegrist. Miss Maud Gerber to supervise. D W Ifft, ex bakery owner, now Seattle Daily News ad department head. H H Schott reports strong east prospects after trip to Minneapolis St Paul. B F Hansen of Fernie B C backing Jim Burrows in boxing. claims never lost a dollar on coal mine. D Sinclair heads county commission to Olympia to urge early work on Gold Hill and Cowlitz Pass highways. Last legislature funded these highways. Ernest F Hanson and son Lewis arrive from Manila to visit S J Cameron, en route to Washington D C. Hanson, tied to government printing and engraving, returns to report. stop at Helena on way.
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L. B. Hinehart
Seattle
J. M. Perry
the Sound
Kinney
Fruitvale
Maine
B. D. Southern
Ellensburg
Roslyn
Frank Archambeault
D. S. Siegrist
Maud Gerber
D. W. Ifft
Seattle Daily News
H. H. Schott
Minneapolis
St. Paul
B. F. Hansen
Fernie
B. C
Curley-Burrows
Jim Burrows
D. Sinclair
Board of County Commissioners
North Yakima Visitors, Weddings, and Local Deals
North Yakima based visitors populate Ellensburg to attend parties and trade notes. Notables include hop buyer J H Lynch and beet sugar promoter P J Prein. A quiet wedding unites M G Mains and Maud Colbert in North Yakima with brief wedding trip plans.
North Yakima prepares for Linthicum road contract vote
In North Yakima a special board meeting is set to let the Linthicum road construction contract. Community notes report visits, business changes, and local events across Yakima County including Hartung Hardware sale, Yakima Abstracter plans, and town developments.
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North Yakima
E. L. Boardman
Prosser
Library Training Department at University of Washington
The University of Washington summer school will create a Library Training Department to raise northwest library standards and spark interest in library organization. Directed by the state librarian with Seattle Public and University libraries staff, it opens June 1.
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University of Washington
Northwest
Seattle
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Columbus Buggy Co
Michigan Eggy Co
Mitchell & Lewis Co
Robinson Mfg. Co
Rex Buggy Co
Wyman & Fraser
North Second Street
THE
Yakima Herald
Yakima Herald Publishing Co
Yakima
Wash
City News
Malleable Iron Range Company
Beaver Dam
Wis
St. Leouls, Me
H. B. Scudder & CO
R. Scott
Fruit Commission
Yakima County
J. H. Lynch
John Clerf
P. J. Prein
Urbane Diteman
Gertrude Schoeraffe
Ellensburg State Normal
Marla Diteman
Maria Diteman
Anna Bartholet
Cora Greenhow
Messrs
Abe Kriedel
J. J. Michel
John Satterwhite
Charley Bartholet
Harold Henton
Dick Hauser
D. M. Angus
E. W. R. Taylor
Kemp & Kayes
Huntington & Co
Fournier
W. L. Steinweg
First National Bank of
Sunnyside
A. H. Lyons
J. L. Stackhouse
O. J. Steward
W. H. Cline
E. J. Young
Elza Dean
Amos Bush
Maud
Walter Chambers
Coffin Bros
Toppenish
Anna Ross
Zillah
Parker
Sunnyside Sun
Lemon
Millard Boyd
Messrs. Thompson and
Rand
Thompson Music Co
I. H. Dills
Star Clothing Co
Portland
N. Hartung
Fawcett Bros
Hartung Hardware and Implement Co
Hartung
Yakima Valley
J. F. Phillips & Co
T. L. Martin
John D. Cornett
Normal
Jean Cornett
Elaine Hinman
Cora Hill
J. C. McCrimmon
Pasco
Pasco Express
Vermont
New York
New England
West
Yakima Avenue
T. A. Davis
the Herald
Fannie Waite
Miller Block
H. W. Hoffman
Seventh Street
Young Red
Meadowbrook Farm
Sloan Block
Murchie & Patton
Wilson
Yakima Hotel
Coffin Bros. A
North
E. N. Carpenter
Bridge Avenue
Spokane
T. W. Berry
Power House
J. T. Hains
J. A. Adams
Summit View
QEO
Transactea General
Foreign and Domestic Exchange
Keene
Washington
Eastman Kodaks
Films and
Aristo Papers
Hopewine
First St
Avenue
Yakima Lumber
Cascade Lumber Co
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