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Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1905

Page

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James J. Hill Visits North Yakima For State Fair

A distinguished railroad party led by James J. Hill arrived by special train to tour North Yakima and the state fair grounds. Hill praised local fruit and soil while meeting executives from the Great Northern Northern Pacific and other financial interests. The visitors expressed surprise at Yakima’s potential and left with a lasting impression.

James J. Hill Great Northern Elliott Northern Pacific Mr. Hill State Fair Grounds Mr.Hill Mr. Elliott L. W. Hill Geo. F. Baker First National Bank of New York Samuel Tnorn George C. Clark Clark, Dodge & Co New York Grant B. Schley Moore & Schley The Payne Whitney Amos F. French Manhattan Trust Co August Kissell William B. Dean St. Paul Trisher Baker Jonathan Thorne Gardner M. Lane Boston J. M. Hannaford

Senators Piles and Ankeny to Visit North Yakima

Two United States senators Piles and Ankeny will visit North Yakima next Saturday evening. Congressmen Humphrey and Cushman may also attend. Cushman doubts he can come while Humphrey has not replied. The visit, part of a state tour to hear business leaders, will end with a Commercial Club banquet at the Hotel Yakima.

North Yakima United States Senate Messrs Piles and Ankeny Humphrey Cushman Piles Yakima Commercial Club Senators

Great Indian Gathering in Yakima Next Week

Citizens anticipate a National Indian convention at the state fairgrounds with encampments and tribal representation from west of the Mississippi. Capt Eneas and Yakima leaders push for a large, national event blending entertainment and cultural exchanges amid changing traditions.

Yakima Fair Ground Eneas Washington Mississippi River

Noted political visitors tour state fair grounds

Prominent Northern Pacific figures and local notables greet guests as the special train arrives. George Donald leads a party through the fair showing fruit displays, stock and machinery while Felton secures courthouse contracts and furs go on sale at Barnes Patton. The piece also previews Native American dances and a grand parade at the upcoming fair.

Northern Pacific C. M. Levey D. Miller A. E. Palmer Henry Blakeley Western A. Beamer George Donald Fair Grounds Hill Mr. Hill Ellett Indian Department Desert

Native Pageant and Trials With Noted Chiefs on Parade

A daily event draws visitors to a spectacle featuring fast ring races, a mile dash for a £1000 purse, whipper in races, foot and horseback buck and squaw contests, and various feats of horsemanship and strength. Notable chiefs from distant regions and local officials are listed, with several arrests and prison sentences reported, including Frank Walsh and George Champion who pled guilty to robbery and forgery respectively, receiving two years in prison.

Enens William le Ver-Fash Lancaster Spencer Charles Olney Blick Wesley Charles Wesley Elick Teio Weyellup Mininock Jack Rabbit Flathead Mont Standing Bear Fort Belknap Red Cloud Grand Ronde Joseph Jar Colville Wash Chap Lot Peter Mox Mox Lapwah Idaho Hoseses Mox Mox Palouse No Shirt Pendleton George Leschi Puyallup John Highton Columbia Frank Walsh South First Street Fred Scott Moore Clothing Company George Champion Toppenish Rigg

The Catholic Fair Opens With Meals Music and Displays

The Catholic church ladies host a fair through Saturday with noon and evening meals daily except Friday. Highlights include chicken dinners, home made candy, dolls and needlework. Music and amusements per night in the relocated Fawcett hardware building on South First street. Admission free. Hats for ladies and children advertised by Barnes Patton at 315 Yakima Avenue.

Barnes & Patton Yakima Avenue Fawcett Hardware Store Mullin First Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

First National Bank North Yakima, Wash United States W. M. Ladd Chas. Carpenter WL. Steinweg A. B. Cline F. J. Tickner Rantlers” Hotel Frank L. Crampton Pavl COR. Union 4Th Ave Seattle New P. I. Elk Treaster Aatiers C. C. Case Yakima Alley National Convention of Representatives of State Fairgrounds State Felton W. W. Felton Robert Scott Thomas Russell John Nash Jall Moxee Hardware Company D. R. Barton Ironbrew Yakima Mineral Springs CO East End Chestnut St Barnes &Patton
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