Local militia completes final yearly rifle proficiency test
Seven members of Co. E completed the regular army course at Moxee rifle range on Sunday. The test, annual and mandatory, included long-range shooting, time fire, slow fire, and distance estimation with a silver medal and extra pay for qualifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxee
National Guard
Curry
Humphrey
Linse
Bolles
E. Sanislo
Corporal Goulet
J. M. Curry
A. Pierce
LL Tolles
H. R. Humprey
W. A. Berg
C. E. Stout
Sunnyside High Fights Hard But Falls to North Yakima
Sunnyside High School lost to North Yakima High School in a Saturday afternoon football game. Sunnyside showed a strong first half with Haaze a thirty yard rusher and Culbertson adding a twenty five yard field goal for four points. The Yakima offense pressed near Sunnyside’s goal at halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside High School
North Yakima High School
Haaze
Culbertson
Y. H. S. Boys
Yakima
Sunnyside Edges Y H S In Scrappy Half Offensive Weight
In the second half Erwin of the home team ran twenty yards and Strausz nearly scored before tripping. Sunnyside quarterback Shorefelt scored for Sunnyside, making the score Y H S four to S H S five. The home team will travel to Ellensburg next Friday with a large crowd supporting the High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin
Strausz
Jeffry
L. H
Miller Q. B
Hill
Baldwin
Shorefelt
Sunnyside
S. H.S
Ellensburg
Boniface Becomes Burdened By Missing Grill Owners
Washington Grill proprietor Atkinson and his wife vanish after domestic trouble. creditors include Rainier Market and Seattle Grocer as $40 range credit appears. A 55 year old former Philippine hospital steward, still in uniform, wanders for support and hopes to reach a Soldiers' Home with funds from veterans in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. C. Atkinson
Washington Grill
Atkinson
Mullins
Rainier
Natches
Los Angeles
B. F. Homer
West Seventh Street
Herald
Grandest Raspberry Extant Cumberland Variety
Describes a new raspberry variety with superb habit, stronger growth and higher yield than Gregg, earlier ripening, large fifteen sixteenths inch fruit, firm, good shipper, and vigorous bushes. Valley grown plants priced 49 dollars per 1000 delivered spring 1907 from Dillard Cooke Lockbox 195 North Yakima Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berland
Gregg
Dillard Cooke
Lockbox 195
North Yakima
Washington
Coroner Declines Inquest Into Sewer Collapse Deaths
Coroner Rasser decides not to hold an inquest into the deaths of Newt Green and Victor Noreen after reviewing evidence. No negligence by Gilligan Company or city is found, with officials citing safe piling and braces and suggesting the collapse arose from likely jack failure or earth movement. The city, Dorrington and others pledge to continue work to finish the sewer safely as Green’s destitute widow receives initial aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasser
Newt Green
Victor Noreen
Gilligan Company
Rosser
Herald
John Crook
Newton Green
Dorrington
Mr. Dorrington
Green
Thieves Enter Home on North Second Street
House burglary reported at 405 North Second Street. Missing clothing and a Sunday dinner from the larder noted. No further details on suspects. lower floor disturbed. value not stated. Also advertised: Col. Bryant a stallion at Palo Alto barns, with pedigree and praises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Allen
North Second Street
Allen
Col. Bryant
Palo Alto
South Second Street
Elton
Egotist
Egaton
Palo Alto Barns
Jas. Ferris
D&wtf
Northern Pacific Car Shortage Strains Growing Traffic
Report notes a major car shortage at Northern Pacific despite a sharp rise in passengers from 2.12 million to 5.92 million and freight from 5.29 million to 15.86 million tons in 1906. The line added 444 new cars but left many engines and cars worn out, with 307 flat cars and 99 stock cars taken out of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
EB Company Ball Set For Early December
The members plan a formal ball around December first with an invitation list in progress. Attendees in uniform societies are asked to wear uniforms and refreshments will be served. If guests do not enjoy the event, it will not be the soldiers’ fault.
New Building Contract Set for Northwest Light & Water Project
The Northwest Light and Water company advances on a $16,000 building project with H E Wiley awarded the contract to construct a two story near fire proof structure. Franken Fire Proofing handles the steel work. The basement is complete and roof expected by December. A new power plant on the Natchez is due June next year and poles are rising along the valley to support the upgraded water and electrical system. The water supply will be purer via a flume and improved piping with higher pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Wiley
Northwest Light & Water Company
Franken
Natchez
YMCA Building Fund Sees $3000 Increase in Week
The Young Men's Christian Association fund has risen by about $3000 since last week as canvassing begins in earnest. A double-barrel thermometer is installed outside headquarters to show both the YM and business men totals, with promises of progress by November 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association Building Fund
D. S. Johnston Co
State College opens season with Blair College win in 11 0
The State College football team defeated Blair Business College of Spokane 11 to 0 in its season opener. Now at Missoula they prepare to meet Montana. Cross country practice draws 20 to 30 men. basketball practice begins with returning players and new enrollees. A novice field meet is planned to stimulate raw athletes and identify spring track talent. A new grandstand seats 500 and includes a dressing room, funded by student efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Blair Business College
Spokane
Missoula
University of Montana
Palouse Hills
Whitman College
University of Idaho
Stu
Campus Adopts New Addition Aimed at Student Pride
A fragment notes plans to add facilities that would make every student feel part of the campus community, stressing inclusion and school spirit as central goals.
Scott's Lumber Yard Notice Missing Funds Stain Roof Alibi
Fragmentary ARE text mentions Scott's Lumber Yard and roof staining issue with cost per thousand fabricating a stain alibi. No clear names, dates, or locations given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carioad
Scott’s Lumber Yard
Contest Notice in Land Office North Yakima 1906
Harry Averill files contest against homestead entry 3620 by Theodore Needham for NW NW and SE NW of section 28 township 13 N range 20 E. Needham accused of not residing or cultivating land and abandoning it over six months. notice to appear November 5, 1906 before the Register and Receiver at North Yakima Land Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
North Yakima
Washington
Harry Averill
Nw& NW
Theodore Needham
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Register
Wash
Zenas
Colwman
Notice to Creditors and Summons in Yakima County
Notice to creditors of Obed Noble deceased and summons by publication in Yakima County. Administratrix Eola A. Berndt funds claims within one year from Oct 17 1906. Also a separate summons to Otto and Gustine Schilling and unknown parties to quiet title on property in section 11, township 12, range 19, described as the west half of the NW quarter of the SW quarter with road strip, in Yakima County Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Yakima County
Susan Maria Noble
Hola A. Berndt
Law Office
Preble, Cull & Davis
North Yakima
Washington
Eola A. Berndt
Preble
Cull & Davis
Sloan Building
Obed Noble
Edla A. Berndt
Preble, Culm & Davis
Sloan
Worth Yakia
Superior Court
Wietliam Schut
Alles Schut
Otto Schilling
Gustins Schilling
Huseband
Gustine Schilling
J. W. Clise
Anna Clise
Akima County
Selah Moxee Canal
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Rocky Mountain
Case
Bonifacee
The
Yakima Herald
Yakitia
South Front Street
South First Street
Yakima Iron Works
Home OF Light and Water CO
State College
North Yakima, Wash
George Donald
L. L. Thorp
J.D. Cornett
Cashien
Frank Bartholey
Cashi
Hazelwood Co, Ltd
Hazelwood
Union K
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