Local notices from Goldendale Sentinel items and arrivals
Pithy paragraphs note School district No. 55 organized in Moxee. Residents like T H Manning and A J Handly engage in building and buying property on FE and Second streets. Several families relocate or visit Yakima and Spokane while merchants promote goods and services amid ongoing local events and travel.
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Moxee
Local Bargains Offer Low Prices on Everyday Goods
A list of sale items includes hop pickers gloves at 25 cents, lanterns for ten days, six spools of Best cotton at 25 cents, pearl buttons per dozen at 65 cents, men’s hats to 2 dollars, ladies neck and underwear, buggy whips 10 and 15 cents, ladies corsets 50 cents, Japanese napkins 100 for 20 cents, and Cosmopolitan patterns at 10 cents. The ad markets the best value in the city across multiple departments.
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Do le Se Sendeen
Yon Yonson at Larson Theater Monday Night Show
Thall and Kennedy present Yon Yonson a Swedish dialect comedy at the Larson Theater October 7. Knute Erickson stars as a Swedish emigrant whose rise from lumber camp to wealth and reunion with a sister frames the plot. The cast includes Annie Mack Berlein Beatrice Norman FE Mack Georgie Bryton Belle Gold FE Guy Spangler Harry Maynard Sydney Craven and Charles Hubbard with the Lumberman's Quartette as a special feature.
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Larson Theater
Thall & Kennedy
Yon Yonson
Emmett
Northwest
Erickson
Annie Mack Berlein
Beatrice Norman
FE. J. Mack
Georgie Bryton
Belle Gold
Guy Spangler
Harry Maynard
Sydney Craven
Charles Hubbard
In Old Kentucky to Play at City Theatre Friday Night
Announcement that Jacob Litt's In Old Kentucky will appear in the city on Friday evening October 4 draws theatre crowds. The production remains popular for its faithful blue grass life depiction and novel features like a pickaninny band and a horse race. The original company returns with new scenic equipment for its ninth year. A Wise Woman featuring Marie Lamour from Augustin Daly's company is planned for Larson's Theater. Yon Yonson in Thall Kennedy's production, on October 7, is said to be more realistic than ever.
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Jacob Litt
Old Kentucky
Kentucky
Larson's Theater
Augustin Daly
Marie Lamour
Thall & Kennedy
Deaths J D Noonen 88 Died at St Elizabeths Hospital
J D Noonen aged 88 died of typhoid fever on October 1 1901 at St Elizabeths hospital Tacoma resident. He was moved from Thorp to the hospital after taking ill during an overland trip and buried in Tahoma cemetery. He was well known in the city.
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St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Tahoma Cemetery
Tacoma
Thorp
Death of Mrs Frank Bartholet at Spokane Hospital
Mrs Frank Bartholet died at 5 a m Tuesday October 1 1901 in Spokane from complications after an operation. She had been visiting friends in Spokane and was buried there Wednesday. Mr Bartholet is assistant cashier at Yakima National Bank they had married nine years ago and have one child.
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Frank Bartholet
Spokane
Bartholet
Yakima National Bank
Death of Mrs. T. H. Wilkins in Honolulu
Mrs. Wilkins, who left with her husband for Honolulu to improve health eight months ago, died there from consumption. A letter to Mrs. Spencer near the fair grounds informs of the death a few weeks ago.
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T. H. Wilkins
Spencer
Fair Grounds
Honolulu
Wilkins
Run Down by Hack On Yakima Avenue
Albert Bullock was run down by Lee Taylor's hack along Yakima avenue on Tuesday evening. The buggy wheel was torn off, Bullock and a accompanying lady were thrown to the street. the lady was unharmed while Bullock was unconscious but later recovered to go home. The incident was described as an unavoidable accident with blame hard to determine.
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Yakima Avenue
Albert Bullock
Lee Taylor
Mr. Bullock
Yakima
Local Notices and Advertisements from Yakima Area
Classified items include instruction in voice and piano by Allen B Dow at a Presbyterian church, drillers needed for well work, sale of a harness shop in Prosser, new fall and winter suitings by Marquardt tailor, songs by Prof Morrison sold at Briggs Dam, medical services by Mrs Adair, bee supplies by Pioneer Lumber Co, shoe and hat promotions at Coffin Bros, Wasco bakery address, vacuum fruit jars at Kleis Sinema, talks with Marquardt on new clothing, O K Potato Diggers by Yakima Home Co, and new jackets and ranges at The Wonder.
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Allen B. Dow
Presbyterian Church
Marquardt
Probach
Dr. Adair
Coffin Bros
Pioneer Lumber Co
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Ius
Briggs & Dam
T. H. Manning
FE and
Second Streets
Wenus
South First Street
A. J. Handly
C. E. Cline
Yakimaji
Mrs. C. R. Harris
Hot Springs
J.P. McCafferty
Ohio
A. H. Marquardt
M. Probach
George Stephenson
Parker
A. E. Howard
Mr. Robinson
First Street
Thomas Fraser
H. L. Tucker
Brooke
Seattle
Samuel Storrow
H. H. Allen
Charles Newell
Yakima County
Golden-dale Sentinel
Green Mercantile Co
Laurence Harper
G. A. Bailey
Dawson City
Will
Palouse Country
Woman's Club
Vestal Snyder
Public Library
Henrietta
Stuart Robson
F. H. Plumb
M. M. Safford
Appleton
Wis
H.R. Evans
Evans
Walter F. Reed
L. T. Caster
Caster & Houser
Kansas City
J.C. Wentworth
Elmer E. Heg
This Place
Board of Health
J. H. Shannon
Zillah
C. A. Jensen
Prosser
R. N. Gordon
Cincinnati
Harry Mull
South 2d Street
New York
Old
J.D. Noonen
Warner
Rey
Robert Warner
The
Dalles
Lady
South Second Street
x—McConnell
J. B. Grorce
Sunnyside
J. D. Lape
Prosser, Wash
Prof. Morrison
Wasco
Second Street
Kleis & Sinema’s
O. K
Raglans
Wonder
McCosseun