Yakima Herald North Yakima 1905 October 18
Local edition of the Yakima Herald from North Yakima dated Wednesday October 18, 1905. The page presents brief notices and community items typical of a regional newspaper of the era.
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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1905
Page
13
Yakima Indians mad at North Yakima over fair convention
Lancaster Spencer, a Toppenish area Indian leader, claims misrepresentation by North Yakima citizens stalled a large state fair gathering planned for Indians from the Northwest. He alleges promises of $1000 for horse races and food gifts were not delivered, prompting plans to shift trade and events to Toppenish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fair Grounds
Northwest
Lancaster Spencer
Toppenish
North Yakima
Mr. Spencer
Fair Grounds
Yakima
Hill
Dr. Hill
State Fair Board
City to Build Drainage System Wins Bond Vote
North Yakima residents approved a sewer bond measure for a drainage system by a solid majority in a low turnout. The third ward showed some opposition, but overall: For bonds 565, Against bonds 112, total votes 296 For sewer system and 114 against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Majoriy i
Advertisers called to state their notices October eighteenth
Long list of names and individuals tied to a notice requiring payment of one cent per item. Mentions Atherton and many residents, with revenue and ad terms. Includes a London woman surgeon quip and local ads for fares, bronchitis cure, and wanted lost items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
G. W. Allen
Wm. C. Actison
James Arnold
George Anderson
Anna Bridgeman
E. E Barnes
Robert Burke
Frank E. Beal
E. N. Brain
Johnny Brown
Anna Burnham
Theodore Briss
M. A. Briggs
Joseph Condon
H. J. Carpenter
Ervin Curtis
Clint Cornell
William Coons
I. W. Cramer
Melissa Conners
E. P. Dunbar
John Dorn
Jennie Dobson
M. Daniels
David Edmunds
Celia Edmunds
Daisy Fessier
T. Fallon
Margaret Foster
M. A Ford
F. J. Felds
J. W. Greer
Goble
C. Arthur Gardner
George Grant
Alexander Hicks
Della Hubbell
A. E. Hunt
Ben. Hoffman
John Harding
Addie Hammon
Beacher Hanson
Frank L. Hendershot
Parrin Hill
Jennie R
J. Taylor
M. D. Walker
Mary
Wilfont
J. P. Weber
Clinton Whiting
Ed. Warren
Jessie Wood
Harold Williams
Matron Wilson
James Westoner
Will Warren
K. W. M. Wilcox
F. E. Wigle
Nellie Walter
John H. Worrell
Minnie W. L. Lemon
P. M
Through Sleeper Service Adds Scenic Rio Grande Route
The Denver and Rio Grande offers through sleeping car service with a Portland to Denver via Salt Lake schedule. A Pullman Standard sleeper runs Portland 8 15 p m arriving Salt Lake 8 45 next morning and Denver 4 20 p m following day, with seven hours Salt Lake stopover to enjoy the Capitol and daylight scenery. Reservations and booklets available from W C McBride, Portland. Also contains a Final Proof Notice for Louis K Brooks desert land claim in North Yakima Washington with a November 18 1905 filing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver & Rio Grande
Portland
Denver
Salt Lake
United States Land Office
North Yakima
Wash
Louis K. Brooks
Washington
Theo Apman
Mas McNamara
Cceee E.irkle
Botts
North Yaki- Det
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