Local Notes Highlight Weddings and Farming News
County resident Mr. Deitz plans a Seattle visit then moves to St Louis. Charley Purdin and Ida Capps wed at a Christian church parsonage. A 35-person charivari greeted the couple. Apple picking thrives as Venus orchardists sell boxes at one dollar delivered to North Yakima.
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Venus
Offner
Walla Walla
Yakima
Charley Purdin
Ida Capps
Christian Chorch
North Yakima
Trade goods price list for wool garments and hose
A local seller outlines prices for light and heavy wool garments and fleece lined options. Heavy fleece lined coats priced at 50c to 75c, best fleece lined at 1.25 to 2.25, wool at 50c to 1.25 per garment, boys wool hose 35c, with a prompt to try before buying.
Local News and Prospects from The Star
The Star reports S H Dills & Co planning inland investment and residence in Prentice cottage. J R Walthew of Zillah visits Sunny Side, unsure about winter return. Episcopal church to open next Sunday with interchurch invitation. Rev. James Cheal to Tacoma for A V Hayden and Stella Applegate wedding, returns Saturday. Brethren revival ends with two new members. Elder Secrist to Centralia. L P Vandemark enters real estate, praised as longtime settler. Coffin Bros drive 3000 sheep through town. stampede averted by Stowe Allen and Manuel Sylvia.
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James Cheal
Tacoma
A. V. Hayden
Stella Applegate
The
Brethren Church
Secrist
Centralia
Coffin Bros
Messrs
Stowe, Allen
Manuel Sylvia
White steer with black spots found near Old Milroy
A white steer with black spots, about 3 years old and weighing around 1,300 pounds, arrived at the old Milroy place. Owner must prove property, pay charges, and claim by calling 422 LaMrBert Benoit, one mile west of town.
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LaMrBert Benoit
Old
Milroy Place
Woman doctors and local business listings in Prosser ad
Mrs Dr Adair offers women and children care with confinement and surgical services from her office above Coffin Bros store. Also an opportunity to buy a harness shop business in Prosser Washington with good selling reasons. Ice cream advertisement claims superiority over Hazelwood with parlor bakery dining hall.
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Dr. Adair
Coffin Bros
L. D. Lape
Prosser
Wash
Sunnyside Fair Showcases District Exhibits and Talent
The Sunnyside fair at the I.O.O.F. hall drew large crowds with standout displays from Joseph Lannin J B Sheller Thomas Clark and George C Hardman among others The event featured prize winners in fruit vegetables butter and an extensive art and craft program Cultural exhibits included curios from H T Hambly and B S Brown from Outlook while Emma Collier won the baby show first prize and Miss Halloway was second The Federated church program featured Hon John L Wilson and Miles Cannon with addresses.
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Sunnyside
1. O. O. F. Hall
Joseph Lannin
J. B. Sheller
Thomas Clark
George C. Hardman
J W. Turner
H. M. Lichty
H. D
Washington
Islands
Card
Walker
Armacost
Harrison
Hub Mercantile Company
J. B. George
A. H. Lyons
Boyle
Hadly
Little Emma Collier
Outlook
Miss Halloway
Federated Church
Harvey
Lannin
John L. Wilson
Spokane
Miles Cannon
North Yakima
Prosser Notes and regional developments in early schedules
Prosser residents welcome new arrivals and projects as W H Vessey plan to settle in Prosser, Robert Morgan aids local church and school, and J Pindle journeys east after threshing a strong Bickleton crop. Rattlesnake settlers survey land, N Cullen weds Kate Campbell, and wheat flows into Mabton while major grain warehouses fill.
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W. H. Vessey
Pendleton
Oregon
Prosser
Robert Morgan
North Yakima
Mr. Morgan
J. Pindle
Bickleton
Herse
Iowa
E. Moore
Goldendale
Moore
Mabton Station
8. P. Flower
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co
Vessey, McRae & Finn
N. Cullen
Kate Campbell
E. H. Rubicum
Mr. Cullen
Newlywed Couple to Reside in Prosser Cottage
The Prosser Record extends best wishes to Miss Campbell and her spouse, married recently, who will live in a cottage bought from the bride's father in Prosser after October 27. Miss Campbell is noted as an estimable young lady well liked by all who knew her.
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City
Mabton
Campbell
Prosser
Thorp-Hawkins Duo Wed At Home In Fruitvale
Miss Margaret Thorp daughter of Mr and Mrs L L Thorp of Fruitvale married Willis Hawkins at her home Sunday October 27 1901 at 630 pm Rev J H Wood of the M E church officiated in the presence of a few invited friends.
Teachers Examination Set for November Dates in North Yakima
The regular quarterly teachers examination will be held at the court house in North Yakima on November 14 15 and 16. Paper pens ink and pencils provided. Each applicant pays a one dollar examination fee. Exams begin each morning at 9 oclock. S A Dickey County Superintendent.
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Court House
North Yakima
S. A. Dickey
For Sale 640 Acres Wheat Land in Horse Heaven Belt
640 acre wheat land in the central part of the Horse Heaven wheat belt is for sale. For further information contact L. D. Lape, Prosser, Washington. 28-t. Also wanted cash paid for men clothing at 112 South 2d Street. 38-t
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Horse Heaven
L. D. Lape
Prosser
Wash
South 2d Street
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promoted in Malaria District
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a better remedy than sarsaparilla for residents of the malaria district. The copy emphasizes health benefits and targets local consumers.
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Malaria
Grove
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