Community notes and developments in North Yakima
North Yakima sees a stream of visits and plans from local figures. James Wiley intends to rebuild after a house fire, and Anson White reports orchard and business growth in Richland. Marriage licenses are issued to Scudder Moran and Hawn Strewell, with a dentistry certificate granted to Dahlman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wiley
Ahtanum
North Yakima
Wiley
Anson S. White
Cowiche
H. Perrin
Richland
Perrin
Randolph P. Scudder
Majorie Moran
Arthur W. Hawn
Regina J. Strewell
Grandview
Cough Remedy Promises Cure for Cold and Bronchitis
The advertisement warns of a spring cold turning chronic and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure to expel the cold. It urges avoiding substitutes and lists North Yakima Drug Co. and A. D. Sloan as proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
North Yakima Drug Co
A. D. Sloan
Manan the Remedy Sold by C. W. Camp
A remedy called Manan the Remedy is offered in a tube with a nozzle for direct application to the affected part. The product is guaranteed and priced at 50 cents, sold by C. W. Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
Engagements And Evening Showers Mark Valley Celebrations
In Yakima area society notes announce Miss Alice Remy’s upcoming wedding to Chester L. Miller with a May ceremony at First Methodist. A surprise party at Fairview welcomed her bearing gifts and music. Also announced is Miss Inez Ferris’s engagement to Fred L. Palmer from Toppenish after a clever reading of verses. A kitchen shower for Miss Remy featured lilac decor and a Jack Horner pie containing kitchen articles, with attendees leaving recipe notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakimans
Alice Remy
Edward Remy
Valley
Chester L. Miller
First Methodist Church
Fairview
Miss Ferris
H. M. Ferris
North Seventh Street
Inez Ferris
Fred L. Palmer
Toppenish
Miss Remy
Vinetta Miller
Grace Walker
Miss Miller
Sixth Avenue South
George Gowdy
Miss Walker
Local visits dot Granger and North Yakima notes
Mrs Meloy and her daughter Miss Myra, visiting Granger, returned to the Nile valley last week. Mr Hathway of Montana, who purchased land in the valley, is in town. Mrs Lafe Little visited North Yakima last week. Mrs Lottie Dunkin is staying in North Yakima for a few days. Miss Ruby Little was a North Yakima visitor Wednesday.
Local visit and farming notes from North Yakima
Mr. H. Mills visits with his mother to the Naches power house. Seattle city engineer R. H. Thompson and Pleasant Valley Irrigation's O. B. Young inspect the reservoir. Orchardist Meyer returns to North Yakima after five weeks planting fruit trees in Pleasant Valley. Mr. Butler and son George in town. Harris has recovered from illness and moved here. Slocum spends a few days in North Yakima. Sullivan plants several acres of potatoes. Wandlass finished planting Passage's potatoes Friday. Mrs. Kinney recovers from a severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Mills
Naches
R. H. Thompson
Seattle
O. B. Young
Pleasant Valley Irrigation Company
Meyer
North Yakima
Pleasant Valley
Butler
George
Harris
Mr. Slocum
North
Yakima
Sullivan
Mr. Wandlass
Mr. Passage
Mrs. Kinney
Local Notes on Wapato Residents and Sunday School Plans
Mrs Hannum of Wapato visited Mrs Dickson. Mrs Thompson and daughter Genevieve spent time in North Yakima. The Sunday school convention in Toppenish drew attendees from several families. May 23 the Sunday school meets at 10 and all are urged to attend. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Sawyer and the next meeting is with Myra Simor. The school closed Friday with a woodland picnic and ideal weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Dolph Dahlman
Chariton
North Yakima
W. D. Lince
North Yakima High School
Mattie Oerth
Ernest Wiley
Elsie McCullough
Faye Beam
Bertha Greenhalgh
Oerth
A. B. Cline
L. H. Clogg
New York
Clogg
J. E. Shannon
W. L. Wright
Yakima
Bumping Lake
Federal Reclamation
Swigert
W. R. Stanley
Denver
Baker
Lou Bickford
the Viccinity
W. P. Sawyer
Myra Simor
Farmer kills outlaw in Georgia swamp
In Swaintsboro Georgia on May 8 Harvey Durden shot and killed Allen Bush an outlaw negro who had terrorized the county for two months Bush had been hiding in Fifteen Mile creek swamps and is said to have planned to kill Durden during dinner at his Graymont area farm Durden acted when Bush confronted him near the farmhouse ending the threat and the manhunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swainsboro
Harvey Durden
Allen Bush
Mr. Durden
Graymont
Bush
Fifteen Mile Creek
Durden
Carrie Nation buys herself a farm in Arkansas
Carrie Nation, funded by sale proceeds from souvenir hatchets, has purchased a large tract in Boone County Arkansas. She plans to raise poultry pigs pigeons peas and the Boone county apples and spend her remaining days there. Rumors link former campaign associates to the move and claim the anti-saloon effort is concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Ark
Carrie Nation
Kansas Champion
Boone
Boone County
Transas
Larvey
Arkansas
Bryan
Boons
Nation
Wheat
Kansas
Goo
Peruna Cure Praised By Ministers And Hearts Restored
Rev J G Dukes describes his wife’s dramatic health rebound after using Peruna with color returning to her face and strength returning. A ten year old boy improved similarly after starting Peruna the day his mother did. Mrs T J Ballard reports relief from stomach troubles and catarrhal symptoms and renewed ability to work after trying Peruna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Dukes
Unitarian Church of
Pinetown, N. C
T. J. Ballard
Pryor Creek
Indian Territory
Yakima Indian Girl Finds Place in Ada Woodruff Anderson Novel
A Yakima Indian girl nicknamed Singing Bird is the heroine of Ada Woodruff Anderson’s forthcoming novel set in Washington in the fifties. The story follows Francesca, daughter of a Fort Nisqually commandant, across Puget Sound and the upper Columbia as tension rises between native tribes and white settlers. The plot centers on Pacific Northwest history just after Washington’s formation and features a dramatic Indian attack on Seattle.
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Singing Bird
Washington
Ada Woodruff Anderson
Seattle
Little, Brown & Co
Boston
Pacific Northwest
China
Puget Sound
Upper Columbia
Oregon
Hudson Bay Company
Fort Nisqually
Francesca
Pere la Framboise
Yakimas
Snoqualmie Pass
Cascade Mountains
Seattle Businessman Leads Employee Land Purchase
Frank H. Waterhouse of Seattle and six of his employees arrived in the city. Waterhouse recently bought an extensive tract on the Yakima Reservation from the Yakima Land Company. A corporation was formed for the employer and the investor employees to develop the land into fruit and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Waterhouse
Seattle
Frank H. Waterhouse & Company
Mr. Waterhouse
Yakima Land Company
Will Travel Like Grandfather Did To California
The Loney Langford and Knighton families plan a summer trip to Corning California traveling in an old prairie schooner. Promoter E W Loney, a prominent dairyman in weak health, hopes open air life will help him regain health and stage a dairy venture on arrival. The party comprises relatives seeking a rustic camp style voyage across most of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Loney
C. P. Langford
I. T. Knighton
California
Corning
Mr. Loney
Loney
Yakima Hardware Defeats Marquettes 12 to 8 in Sunday Contest
Yakima Hardware scored a 12 to 8 victory over the Marquettes at the ball park. Burlingame and Gagner formed the battery for Yakima Hardware with Listmann and Jerome catching for the Marquettes. The win marks their sixth game, four in favor. They travel to Selah next Sunday to seek more honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Hardware Company
Marquettes
Ball Park
Burlingame
Selah
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered for Cured Claims
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner the firm will pay 100 dollars for every case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason records the oath on December 6, 1866 in Toledo Ohio. The remedy is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. testimonials offered. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
Rings Little Liver Pills Sold by C. W. Camp
Advert says Rings Little Liver Pills relieve sick headache constipation and ill effects by cleansing the system. No gripes claimed. Price 280. Sold by C. W. Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
North Bank Railroad Promises Growth for Pacific Coast Travel
An advertisement touts a new through service by the Burlington Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads linking the North Bank region with the East. It urges travelers planning eastern trips to compare routes and consult local agents for details on the expanding eastern connectivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Northern Pacific
Great Northern Roads
Northwest
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The
North Coast Railroad
John Ainsworth
W. S. Anley
Zillak
J. W. Durham
Yakima Valley
William M. Price
Lyric Theatre
John van Syckle
North Yakima Valley Railroad
William Ord
A. M. Cornell
O'Neill Grain Company of
Spokane
James Land Company of
Mabton
Huntington Hop Company
BK. Huntington
I'red E. Alter
Charles R. Bierly
Kmagle Valley Land Company
Owen Jones
H. V. Bonniwell
Reuben L. Garrett
Herbert L. Wilson
Linn
Bissell
Rome
Columbia River
Addington
Evangelist Scoville
Church of Christ
Dr. Sevile
J. Rowan
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Gervais
Yakima City
Edward Whitson
Marion Whitson
Bogle
Mary Bogle
Harry B. Riggs
Harry B. Rigg
South Naches Avenue
William A. Bell
George Dunbar
North Second Street
John E. Hinds
Edna Adams
North Sixth Street
D. M. MelInturff
McAllister
A. V. Wilson
Alexander McAllister
Elizabeth McAllister
Barbarar
Charles Ingstrom
M. A. Knuppenberg
Budgell
Albert Budgell
Northey
Nome
Alaska
United Press Association
Worldwide Telegraphic Service
Ferguson
Naches City
Spitzenberg
Beulah Sawyer
Williams
Dunn
McCurdy
David McCurdy
Anna Kapper
Leslie McCurdy
Clyde Cameron
Albert McCurdy
Bertha Dick
Kenneth Wilcox
Parker
Pendergrast
Olson-Royce Co
Farmer
Harvey
Columbia
Herald
A. D
Alaska Exposition
North Bank” Railroad
North Pacific Coast
Burlington, Northern Pacific and
Great Northern
St. Paul
Billings
Montana
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
the Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Portland
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