Yakima Transfer company offers 24 hour hack and baggage service
The Yakima Transfer company formed to provide hack and baggage transfer in North Yakima announces 24 hour service with calls to 481. W. L. Steinweg president E. E. Kelso vice president W. H. Patterson secretary treasurer and L. H. Linbarger manager. New hacks and baggage wagons ordered, agents will meet incoming trains for baggage transfer to hotels or residences with NP company approval.
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North
Yakima
L. H. Linbarger
Club Cigar Store
Yakima Avenue
Second Street
Northern Pacific
Secre
Tigers Defeat Blue Caps on Latters Own Grounds
North Yakima team opened the league series in Prosser Sunday afternoon beating the Blue Caps 9 to 2. Turnell's Tigers with Richards in the box avenged their prior defeat, as Goins pitched for Prosser and was hit hard by the Tigers.
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North Yakima
Prosser
Turnell
Tigers
Richards
Yakima
Blue Caps
Goins
Prosser Baseball Game Draws Yakima Fans
A crowd from Yakima attended the Prosser game Saturday night with hopes of a wind affected afternoon. The Tigers played a fine game with Richards well backed and Goins underperforming. Next Sunday the Tigers meet Pasco, who have strengthened their club and expect to challenge.
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Prosser
Upmire
Yakima
Tigers
Richards
Goins
Pasco
Pasco Boys
Prosser Launching Out as Great Seaport Town
Cc W Nessly and J E Merwin bought a 19 foot gasoline launch in Olympia powered by a 4% horsepower engine. Mayor Taylor will ship it to Prosser for an excursion up the river on Saturday with Zeke Thompson and Mayor Taylor sailing launches and Nessly Merwin taking a party. Edward Fournier arrived with another small gasoline launch, boosting Prosser’s growing river fleet ahead of the Queen of Prosser steamboat.
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Cc. W. Nessly
J. E. Merwin
Olympia
Taylor
Prosser
Zeke Thompson
Mayor Taylor
Messrs
Nessly
Merwin
Edward Fournier
Queen of Prosser
Yakima
Local notes from North Yakima and surrounding areas
A compilation of small items from North Yakima and nearby towns including visits by Harry McDonald and O A Fechter, social events at Moxee and Wisconsin hall, a nurse of tidings on Miss Roza Shultz, church guild activities, dancers in Ellensburg, and movers in Yakima. Also ads for real estate, hardware, engine sales, and local business moves with mention of Rev James Dixon visiting and the death of Elliott Swanson from tuberculosis.
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Wisconsin
Roza Shultz
Portland
Oregon
Ladies’ Guild of
The
Episcopal Church
Henry J. Snively
Nob Hill
Ladies of St. Michael's
Guild
the Episcopal Church
Herman Crawford
Ellensburg
O. Miller
Dayton
Miller
Yakima
J. A. Young
Seattle
North Yakima
New York
E. G. Peck
North Fourth Street
Peck
Fruitvale
James M. Dixon
D. D
Nelson J. Dixon
Moxee Valley
Rev. Dixon
New York City
Europe
California
Elliott Swanson
For Sale Five or ten acres in Fruitvale near power house
Classified notes list land for sale by J. T. Rains on Rural Free Delivery route two, with other ads for bindery services at Yakima, building supplies from Scott’s Lumber Yard, and hardware items from Yakima Hardware Co. Also mentions a history book for sale and a Fergus Falls property trade. Includes Studebaker vehicles and new goods at local hardware.
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H. M. Helliesen
Fruitvale
Power House
J. T. Rains
Scott
Fergus Falls
Minn
North
Yakima
Yakima Valley
Studebaker
Yakima Hardware Co
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Boston
BIG
San Francisco
Merit
Staasghites
Ystra
Paris
Peters
Lousbury
Matthewson
Guptill
Grover
Desc
Colt
Vici
Cascade and
Academy
Tary Patterson
Benton
Harry McDonald
Spokane
O. A. Fechter
J. J. Rudkin
Kennewick
Will Cameron
Moxee
Calvin Heiley
Sunnyside
Tacoma
Eighth St
J. M. Perry & CO
North Second Street
Jhorse
Fairbanks-Morse
Clark & Northey
West
Orin Miller
Wheeler & Wilson
Cary’s Grocery Store
Klickftiat
Kittitas
Herald Office
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