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Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1907

Page

10

Local notes with marriages visits and business from Ellensburg

Sun day visitors include J E Ryan and C S Berger while Roy S Peer returns to Monroe. A license issued to Ewald Nordling and Carne Stingle. Sunnyside beat Prosser 7 to 5. Local editor Pacius visits Mabton. McComb urges Wapato incorporation. New barber shop planned at the Washington hotel around May 23.

John Rudkin Sound Ewald E. Nordling Carne Stingle George Barber Portland Lodge of Redmen Grand Lodge Sunnyside George Chambers Brown Avenue Miss Waddell Seattle Pacius Mabton Chronicle R. McComb Wapato Independent W. D. Lucas St. Paul Parker & Jordan Tensorial Washington Hotel

William M Wilson to Open Tacoma North Yakima Branch

William M Wilson president of the William M Wilson company plans a North Yakima branch to handle real estate and investments. He will spend ten to twelve days monthly there and keep the office open constantly, aiming to attract eastern Washington money to Tacoma investments.

William M. Wilson North Yakima Tacoma Ledger Washington Seattle

Repair Leak on Selah Ditch In Upper Naches Valley

The leak in the Selah ditch last Friday afternoon has been repaired and the ditch is now in good condition. It occurred at the west end of the tunnel on the McWhorter ranch and overflowed the Wapatex ditch. Water was turned off in both ditches to repair it, causing little property damage beyond the ditch itself. Ranchers nearby said earlier detection prevented potential major damage.

Selah McWhorter Naches Wapatex Selah Development Company

City considers buying four street sprinklers

A business petition may lead the city to purchase four sprinklers and take over street spraying. Councilman Armbruster proposes two units north of Yakima avenue between Fourth and Sixth, operating at night, with two daytime units in the business district. He argues four wagons are needed due to breakdowns. Merchants support city operation and plan to push resolutions through the council.

States Armbruster Yakima Avenue Fourth Street Sixth Avenue

Fruitvale Chicken Thief Strikes Again

A. T. Richardson of Fruitvale finds about fifty prized hens missing from his hen house on Tuesday morning. Only one rooster and a grandmother hen remain to hint at the method. Residents warn a repeat theft may occur soon.

A. T. Richardson Fruitvale

Must Vote Special School Tax Levy In All Districts

Under the 1907 amended code any special school tax requires an election. Directors cannot impose more than a three mill levy without voter approval. The attorney general urges full code construction, not partial. Also noted are plans to hold train conventions with Christian Endeavor delegates in July.

Code of Public Instruction Attorney General Seattle Christian Endeavor Walter F. Meier Spokane Christian Endeavor Union Mr. Meier North Yakima Union

Byron townsite attracts Prosser and LeGrande investors

Mr. C. W. Nessley of Prosser and Mr. A. A. Gust of LeGrande Oregon visited the city on business for the new Byron townsite. Both men expressed strong enthusiasm and departed for Seattle to confer with other company owners.

C. W. Nessley Prosser A. A. Gust LeGrande, Ore Byron Seattle

Train Conventions Advance Plan For Christian Endeavor Trip

A bold proposal aims to organize a Christian Endeavor excursion with a distinctive approach. The plan envisions a travel framework combining rail travel with religious youth activities, seeking broad participation.

Business Men to Subscribe for Natches River Park

Local businessmen in Natches City have been asked to fund an amusement park on the Natches river. The project already has enough money to proceed, with heavy support from the North Yakima & Valley railroad. The park will include a dancing pavilion, a leveled ball ground, cozy corners, green lawns, shade, and fishing opportunities, to be enjoyed on Sunday excursions from Yakima.

Natches City Natches River North Yakima & Valley Railroad Yakima

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Coffin Brothers J. E. Ryan Ellensburg Cc. S. Berger Wapato Roy S. Peer Monroe H. H. Lombard North Tacoma Realty and Investment Firm VICE Selan Ditch Fruitvale Chicken Thief Herald Soda Bale Yakima Mineral Springs CO Macdonald’s New York West Madras Express Ladies’ Union Burson Certsia Uta S South Second Street
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