Local News Roundup From North Yakima Area
Deputies report on health inspections, travel, lawsuits and deaths. Notables include Henry A. Creek’s death in Albany Oregon, Albert B. Lord visiting Yakima, and Mrs. Nellie Craig’s Illinois visit. Also covered are land deeds, plant progress, Elks travel to Ellensburg, and a Yakima Humane Society annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitch
A. A Nicol
Spokane
North Yakima
YD. Thompson
Emporium
Portland
Bivins
Linn County
Oregon
Albany
Chester Stevenson
Albert B. Lord
Metropolitan Land Company of
Seattle
City
Trees for Well Ripened Stock Draw Customers
An ad touts thoroughly ripened trees, claiming winter hardiness from proper growth. It contrasts with poorly grown stock and asserts the supplier’s expertise, offering grafting, planting, budding, cultivation, and delivery with a dependable guarantee. Readers are urged to request a catalog.
Washington Nursery Co Meve Wanted Across Salesmen Area
Washington Nursery Co of Toppenish Washington seeks a Meve as local agent A J Miller is listed with office and residence phones Main 394 and Main 1147 Salesmen everywhere indicated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toppenish
Wash
A. J. Miller
ManZan Remedy Promoted By C. W. Camp
The ad claims serious results from piles can be avoided with ManZan. It emphasizes using the nozzle on the tube to treat all affected parts, not just surface irritation, and lists C. W. Camp as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
Salvation Army Leaders Tour North Yakima and Chicago
Commissioner Thomas Estill of the Salvation Army and his wife plan a North Yakima address en route to Honolulu. They led a Chicago campaign that boosted army work with brass bands, a 25 000 strong temperance parade, and a War Cry publishing company leadership role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Estill
Salvation Army
Honolulu
ThomasEstill
North Yakima
Estill
Mstill
Chicago
Army
War Cry
Frederick D. Grant
Eva Pooth
Husband's confession ties Islip murder to German wife
A year and a half after a friendless woman was found murdered near Islip L I a found skeleton was identified as Anna Luther by Hamburg police. Tonight her husband Frederick Gebhart confessed to the murder admitting he married her in 1908 and killed her after learning of another wife and child. A letter to the German consul named Otto Mueller led to his disclosure and police dogs traced him to Astoria Illinois where a search found women’s finery marked A L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Islip
L. I
Hamburg
Anna Luther
Frederick Gebhart
Gebhardt
Gebhart
Otto Mueller
Anna Mueller
Florida
Bradley
Denver
Mueller
Germany
Astoria
S. IL
A. L
Red Rock of Success Boosted by New Life Pills
A testimonial from J. A. Harmon of Sizemore West Virginia praises Dr. King's New Life Pills for improving health and energizing brain and body. The pills are sold for 25 cents at Case's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
J. A. Harmon
Sizemore
W. Va
Cc. C
Grandview Notices Highlight Local Moving, Building
Prof Hunsinger visits Grandview en route to North Yakima. L Nickerson leads North Coast grade work near town. Wm Labberton fixes his home. E B Pyle and wife visit L J Estes family. A B Marshalls near move in. Dell Weaver relocates barber shop to new Andrew Waugh building. Cc S Mitchell expands store to house John Peters stock. James Waugh joins Dunbar and Dunbar. Survey crew camps north of town. M A Cisna adds to ranch house two miles SE with Rome Beauty orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Hunsinger
Belma
Grandview
North Yakima
L. Nickerson
North Coast
Wm. Labberton
E. B. Pyle
Bickleton
M. A. Cisna
Hhe
Rome
Local notes on homes and health in the Belma district
Grimes Golden yields a good crop this year. W. W. Millie returns from Rochester for Mrs. Millie’s operation, which was successful. Chadwick renovates his house interior after moving from Minnesota. Oliver Davey trades an eight room North B street house for EB Dawson’s South B street property. Rev. W. L. Killian will preach on The Church and Its Place in The World. E. F. Blaine of Seattle builds on Orchard tract. Lemay locks ranch in Belma district to build a Glenn Merritt residence on D street, and Merritt moves his shop to D street temporary home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Shaw
Victoria
North Yakima
Carroll Graves
Seattle
Florence Patnode
Herman Patnode
South Second Street
James Rutherford
Bartholet
Ethel M. Burns
Yakima
Buffalo
Sixth
Yakima Avenues
Anna B. Heath
Truman H. Heath
A. Lonnquist
Sharp & Irvine Co
Spokane
Yakima Valley Power Co
Geo. Arrowsmith
Julia Hess Miller
Frank Lambourn
East A. Street
Miller
W. M. Watt
North First Street
Yakima Land Company
Watt
Capitol Hill
W. H. Carver
Grand Junction
Colo
John Russell
Nile
Russell
Charles N. Hunt
The
Baptist Church
Hunt
Glendive
Frank Coe
Superior Court
Galler
McMahon
New Trial
Meacham
Wannessey
Stein
Roberts
Dazet
Yakima County
Lutle Ve Sound Trustee Company
State Savings Bank
Hardison
M. B. Phillips
A. L. Cahalan
J. Woodscraft
Ballard
H. J. Jenks
Woodscraft
Prosser
Ben Eglin
Tampico
Oregon
Yakima Bounty Humane Society
Roberts & Udell
State Society
Tacoma
Grimes Golden
W. W. Millie
Rochester
Minn
Millie
Chadwick
Minnesota
Oliver Davey
North B Street
EB. Dawson
South B Street
D Street
Hunters Launch Big Bend Expedition
Thomas Mullens and Jaspar Mikkelson join to begin a big hunt in the Big Bend country. They will drive across seeking any likelihood of game and have set no time limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mullens
Jaspar Mikkelson
Big Bend
Dry Farming Progress Across Northwest States
The article reports on dry farming in Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon with 90 million acres suited to cultivation. North Dakota leaders J H Sheppard and J M Sheppard describe demonstration farms yielding 50 to 100 percent higher per acre, rising land values and expanding railroad lines as evidence of advancing dry land development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest States
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
J. H. Sheppard
The
Agricultural College of
North Dakota
Dakota
J. M. Sheppard
North Dakota Experimental Station
Fargo
N. D
Bay
Also Mentioned on This Page
China
N. Hunt
Bunt
F.C. Whitney
W. Tit. Huxtale
T. B. Cash
Hinman
Nob Hill
Martha M. Houser
Alvey Houser
Marsha M. Clark
Wanato
Cincinnati Mining & Development Company
Ernest Ho Fear
Skagit County
Burlington
Fear
Hurlington
Charles Weigel
Weigel Clothing Company
Ellensburg
A. M. Haynes
B. B. Preble
Kephart
Petoskey, Mich
J. D. Nicholds
Michigan
Wise
W. L. Lemon
J. T. Handsaker
Henry Charlie
Nancy Marshall
Pendleton
J. KB. Streitz
Yakima Valley Bank
A. C. Steinman
Lulu Craig
Correll
Standard Oil Company
Eugene
Ore
C. E. Lum
A. K B. Lyons
Joe Metzger
Root Lusby
County Auditor
Duncan Campbell
Ditter-Bartholet Investment Company
Selah-Moxee Canal Company
Weenum
Alex. Sloan
Republican County Committee
Mr. Sloan
Weenam
John Gourley
S. EE. Aumiller
Fred B. Hussey
Ben Panchot
A. Childers
Valley View
Wide Hollow
Childers
Memphis
Yakima Valley
A. J. Sneltjis
Moxee
Drake
Aid Society
Sneltjis
Paul B. Cooper
Nile Country
J. M. Dunn
Sunnyside
A. H. Marcus
Hanford
John Coney
Lee Moseley
James Kk. Shaw
Riverside
Cal
Daniel Sinclair
North Sixth Street
Orlo Stevens
Treton
Pacific Hotel
Washington Nursery Co
CIY
Long Island
Oppenheimer’s
Yakima Avenue
McCall's Magazine
Carlson-Currier
Washington Investment
Power
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