Local Notables Move Through Yakima Valley
D A Fox visited Zillah on Wednesday while Dan Goodman moved from Kiowa to the city last Saturday. Eliza Remnant travels to Spokane for Deaconess home care as others attend operettas and church events.
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Dan Goodman
Kiowa
Eliza Remnant
Spokane
Deaconess Home
P. Birmingham
Bearmouth
Mont
Allen B. Sweney
Fourth Street
Mr. Birmingham
Rocky Mountain Country
Northwest
Montana
County Treasurer Reports Higher Receipts in 1901 Quarter
County Treasurer W. B. Dudley completes quarterly report ending March 31 1901 filed with county auditor. Total receipts 87 536 23 disbursements 53 993 11 leaving a balance 34 543 12. Receipts up 22 275 49 from 1900 quarter. expenditures down 3 104 27. Northern Pacific delays in tax returns noted. Itemized receipts and expenditures to follow.
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W. B. Dudley
Northern Pacific Railway
Ae Railroad and Bridge Fund
C. A. Anderson
North Yakima
Eeaes
Wool and Sheep Notes Highlight Western Wool Trade
Markets show mixed sentiment as prices dip yet eastern sales gain 3 cents per pound for scoured wool. Invitations sent to 15 top buyers for May 15 sales in the city. North Yakima grows as a major wool center with ships from Connell due to sorting and baling facilities. Coffin Bros warerooms hold 1400 bales, signaling the scale of the industry. A special $1.50 per hundred rate to Boston favors westward shipments. Mutton sheep fetch $3 per head with low Chicago prices. Three million pounds of last year’s wool clip reportedly in The Dalles warehouses. Seeds offered by Kleis and Sinema.
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North
Yakima
Connell
Boston
Rockies
Dalles
Chicago
Coffin Bros
Girls Never Pay Bets at Racecourse Says Chicago Chronicle
A Chicago Chronicle study notes men rarely win bets with women at Washington park race course. Gloves are staked and men admit they are swindled if they lose, while women bargain as a fun game with no real payment expected.
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Washington Park Race Course
Chicago Chronicle
Lucy Jackman
Jackson Park
Lucy
Age of Mother Earth and underground moves noted
The Chicago Times-Herald reports a professor tracing Earth's age through Mother Earth’s supposed feminine failing and concealment. The Pittsburgh Times notes a shift, predicting cities will seek to burrow underground as the next general move.
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Indiana
Chicago Times-Herald
Pittsburgh Times
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Zillah
Lester Coffin
Idaho
A. L. Aiken
Illinois
A. L. Dam
Sunnyside
DeMoss
Mason’s Opera House
W.N. Granger
Zillahota
Tacoma
A. M. Badger
Yale
Iowa
Mr. Badger
Wm. Badger
Coe
Larson’s
Wilson
M. E. Church
John Hanks
Ellensburg
Robert Warner
The
Congregational Church
Northwestern Homefunding Association
Edward Whitson
Samuel Chappell
John Boyson
Edward Jameson
California
Columbia
Grant
Des Chutes
Oregon
Klamath Lake
St. Michaels Guild
Clara Graham
Mable Slaser
Rebecca
Gretchen Crawford
Ruth
Mary Erwin
Rachel
Reuben
Burton Lum
Will’ Hoyt
Ben Eschbach
Timothy
Ahtanum
O’brien
T. Darrow
D. D. Hathaway
Ed O'Leary
Joe Cramer
Jim Creighton
Elks’ Lodge
Pasco News
John Cameron
New Kamilche
Sunnydale
Wenus Valley
J. H. Gano
Walla Walla
United States Court
Lyric Bards of America
Epworth League
A. Sapper of
Machias, Wash
Claude Briggs
Keene
St. Michael’s Guild
Paris Green
A. D. Slo
Ucyc
Kleis & Sinema’s
Moore
W& Wm
Lumbard & Horsley Furniture Company
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