County Notes Show Ranch Changes and Local Happenings
Mr Curtis resigns from Gammon ranch and moves off site while the Curtis family vacate and the Matson family move into their former house. The Christian Endeavor society meets at the Newman home with strong attendance to plan future work. Next meeting set for December first Tuesday. A. H. Bair loses a horse to barbed wire and hay producers regain wire. Mrs Nelson at North Yakima Sanatorium. Brown Nursery sold 75 000 trees to Mr Ingalls. 2500 sheep grazing Gammon ranch. Edward Kershaw picks 42 apple boxes selling at 1.25 each. Congregational pastor preaches on The Social Teachings of Jesus. School taught by Mr York and Miss Prior with about 180 pupils registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Gammon Ranch
A. H. Bair
John Nelson
North
Yakima
Brown Nursery Company
Mr. Ingalls
Edward Kershaw
Arket
Porters and families plan travel as lumber haul completes
William Porter returns from a wetland trip to Oregon on Sunday morning. Mr. Long and family expect to leave for Seattle soon. Cascade Lumber finishes log recovery from the river bottom. Mrs. N. E. Richmond and children head to their Columbia homestead on Thursday. Mrs. Adams and daughter accompany Mr. Courtright for a brief absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Porter
Oregon
Mornig
Mr. Long
Seattle
Cascade Lumber Company
N. E. Richmond
Jessie
Harry
Columbia
Adams
Jas. Courtright
Dr Plerea's family medicines touted as safe natural remedies
An advertisement claims A Square Deal assurances with Dr Plorea's medicines. It asserts bottles list ingredients from Nature's laboratory and native medicinal roots from American forests. The copy emphasizes honesty, complete formulas under oath, and potency for cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plerea
Nature
Community Notes From Yakima City and Surroundings
Various short items: visits between Sunnyside residents and guests from Goldendale and Seattle. John Underwood family to move to Horse Heaven country to herd sheep. Duck hunters report 183 ducks near Moses Lake. Hiu Wah Wah Literary Society meets Friday with conundrum supper for school library fund. Christian Endeavor groups hold meetings with new members and social hours. Yakima City mourns the death of Mrs. McIntosh, survived by husband and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
J. Beal
Goldendale
J. I. Butler
John Underwood
Horse Heaven Country
Underwood
Shaefer
Kent
Wash
E. H. Taylor
Sam Caines
Ellensburg
D. C. Caines
Fieldings
Seattle
John Cruise
Alonzo Cook
Robert Smith
Tom Fisher
Moses Lake
Douglass County
Mr. Taylor
Miss Stipp
Wheeler
Mrs. Taylor
Christian Endeavor
E. Carmichael
Yakima City
McIntosh
Local notes on visits and road work in Grandview area
Wim Belma reports Lemay in North Yakima on business. Grandview Mabton and Green Valley residents visit relatives. Moses Young visits Ed in Mabton then heads to Seattle. North Coast railroad ends road bed grading at Grandview. W I Co builds rabbit proof fence around orchard tracts. Hay baling may halt without funds. clay shipped. no wheat bought. Mabton Euclid Mabton road graded. Green Valley roads poor due to Sunnyside drainage ditch. Public concerns over drainage extension to the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Young
Anderson
Seattle
North Coast Railroad
Grandview
W. I. Co
Mabton
Frank Graetz
Euclid- Mabton
Green Valley
Sunnyside
Rodman Family Trip Mentioned In Wapato Notebook
Blanche Rodman who teaches at Wapato spent Sunday at home while Frank and Robert Rodman traveled to the new town of Cliffs for a day trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Rodman
Wapato
Frank
Robert Rodman
Cliffs
Local Farm Trades And Infrastructure Updates
Friday reports Patrick selling 40 head of beef to George Harris while Goldsmith sells a 200 acre farm to Mr Devoe of Minnesota and moves to North Yakima. Eckleman plans acetylene lighting for his new store church and nearby homes. A northbound county road past Holland church has been graded and opened for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Patrick
George Harris
Enrollment grows as Toppenish schools add teacher
Public school enrollment nears 250 with increased attendance since September. Miss Bess Gibson, daughter of Rev C E Gibson, joins the teaching staff, taking 5th grade. Current teachers include H W Sutter, Agnes Willis, Amanda Albert, Ada Crooks, Leila Hawkins, Lydia Fancher, with R B Bryan visiting from Olympia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Gibson
C. E. Gibson
North Yakima
Gibson
H. W. Sutter
Iowa
Sutter
Agnes Willis
University of Washington
Amanda Albert
State Normal
Cheney
Ada Crooks
Bellingham
University of Idaho
Leila Hawkins
Lydia Fancher
R. B. Bryan
Olympia
Lawrence Bryan
Bryan
Sunnyside Paint Shop Moves Into W I Co Building
W C Ball has moved his paint shop into the former W I Co building in Sunnyside. The transfer places the business in a newly occupied location, signaling expansion and continuity for local trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Ball
W"i. Co
Revival meetings and social events fill Sunnyside Saturday
Walter N. Granger visited Sunnyside while a lively I O O F hall meeting drew speakers including W L Jones and Lee A. Johnson. Banquet followed. Others traveled to Spokane and Tacoma for work and visits as church services and society events continued through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter N. Granger
Zillah
Sunnyside
I. O. O. F. Hall
W. L. Jones
North Yakima
Mr. Jacobs
Lee A. Johnson
Jones
S. J. Harrison
Spokane
Paul Taylor
Tacoma
E. B. Jones
R. Samuel Martin
Allan Dow
Local visits and business moves mark Granger week
ALFALFA J M Dunn and R K Tiffany of Granger hosted visitors from Lincoln Neb and Walla Walla while property prospects impressed. Brick manufacturers Johnson Brothers began burning their last brick kilns as demand remains high. Cannery work resumes with Lee W Magill aiding installation. An oyster supper and Odd Fellows banquet highlighted social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Dunn
R. K. Tiffany
J. W. Maxwell
Walla Walla
H. E. Vanderveer
F. F. Bishop
Lincoln
Neb
Granger
W. J. Robertson
Cascade Lumber Yard
North Yakima
Johnson Brothers
Northern Pacific Railroad
Littlebridge
Lee W. Magill
Weber-Russell Co
Magill
Granger and Vicinity
Mentzer Block
Plumber Urges Customer Call to Moxee Hardware Co
In a rush for plumbing help, residents are advised to contact Moxee Hardware Co for Su Tu Wk service. The notice emphasizes quick response and reliable supplies for urgent repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxee Hardware Co
Su-Tu-Wk
For Sale and Wanted Notices in Seattle and Yakima
FOR SALE small block of stock in a shipping coal mine in Roslyn coal field. Address Box 1204 Seattle Wash. 44-2tx WANTED to rent a bay ranch for season of 1908 Forty acres or more desired. Address 114 South Sixth Street. 44-4tx Visit Old Home Will Stewart an old North Yakima boy visiting his parents in the Moxee now practicing law in Milwaukee. He and others in the east are interested in mining properties in British Columbia. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents sold at Case's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslyn
Seattle
Wash
South Sixth Street
Will Stewart
Yakima
Hugh Stewart
Moxee
Stewart
Milwaukee
British Columbia
Hollister
Case’s
Grand Bazaar Opens in Upper Moxee County
Plans for a grand bazaar start Monday November 18 and run through Tuesday night at the new hall. A grand supper is served Sunday the 17th. The event features a country store a fish pond contests for prizes and music by band and orchestra with an invitation to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxee
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Endorsed For Coughs And Colds
Mrs. Joe McGrath of Hutchinson Kansas reports five years of use and praise for Ballard's Horehound Syrup saying it is the most palatable medicine she has used. Sold at D H Fry's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Sage
Ballard
Joe McGrath
E. 1St Street
Hutchinson
Kan
Balard
D. H. Fry
Yakima Valley Transit Line Progress Says Businessman
A local businessman reports rapid progress on the Yakima Valley Transportation route west of the city. He notes three and a half miles laid, two and seven eighths ready for cars, with grading toward Yakima avenue and Sixth avenue. The eighty pound steel and quality equipment suggest a first class street railway, challenging critics to ride the completed portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Yakima Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Street
Nurseries Urge Careful Methods for Healthy Stock
A Northwest nursery advertises honest practices and warns against careless methods. It touts a strong track record, noting Fall sales over 200 percent of the prior year and Spring orders ahead of previous records. It urges customers to buy true to name, disease free trees and calls for more salesmen.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lower Natches
Congregational Church
Jesus
York
Belma
Wim. Lemay
Bessie Cranson
Mildred Cranson
Orpha Dompter
A. W. McKinney
Killian & McKinney
M. E
Walton Skipworth
J. W. Mayes
Toppenish
T. H. Dry
The
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Fielding
S. Courtright
Chas. Newell
E. F. Buhhanan
Commercial Club
M. G. Duncan
Sunnyside Commercial Club
Commercial
Hood River
Richard Balastero
Prosser
J. Hillyer
Settlemeir
A. W. McDonald
Tangent
Percy Wickersham
Reese Brown
City
Ladies Aid Society
G. H. Cadle
Federated Church
John Stevens
Minneapolis
Dr.prices
Grand Bazaar
Northwest
Great Seward
Alaska
Washington Nursery Co
N. J. Dason
N. P. Stock Yards
North Yakima, Wash
E. W. Dooly
Laie
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