Local Notes of County Life and Happenings
Hazel Clark was kicked by a horse last week. L. D. and H. L. Humphrey each lost a horse this week. J. M. Anglin has carpentry work on his house. J. E. Thompson returns from Manitoba with his bride. George Clark is busy in orchards picking peaches ripening quickly. Fay Winner left for Seattle Saturday. Nurserymen prepare to lay by budding knives and display fine Washington trees for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Clark
Messrs. L. D
H. L. Humphrey
J. M. Anglin
J. E. Thompson
Manitoba
George Clark
Fay Winner
Seattle
Washington
Columbia Baptist association meets in Sunnyside Aug
The 13th annual session of the Columbia Baptist association met in Sunnyside from August 24 to 26 with about 30 delegates. Notable attendees from the coast delivered sermons and addresses. The body adopted resolutions praising meeting in a no-saloon town and reaffirmed anti-saloon League collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Baptist Association
Sunnyside
Anti-Saloon League
Ralph Tiffany
Harry Nelson
Blanche Randolph
Ellensbore
Culp
Harvey Young
North Yakima
Edward
Elsie George
J. B. George
E. B. Jones
J. Stewart
Ohio
A. G. Fleming
James Henderson
J. T. Baird
Andrew Fish
Charles Wenner
M. G Duncan
The
Washington Irrigation Company
Joseph Laynon
R. Tiffany
John Sanger
Local Notes From North Yakima Area
Lew Mitchell sick this week. Viral Reynolds and Frankie Richards attend opera with North Yakima party. A Breading adds to ranch home. Mrs Frank Garrett and children visit North Yakima mother Mrs Fred Hansen. Devoije leases ten acres for Adventist agricultural school. Old Natches schoolhouse to be moved for term. Spear family of North Yakima visit Vann household. Orfa Hansen visits North Yakima. Martzen builds cistern on new ranch. Mitchell sells ten acre tract to Mort Vann at 80 dollars per acre. Hill items to discontinue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Mitchell
Viral Reynolds
Frankie Richards
North Yakima
Opera House
A. Breading
Frank Garrett
Fred Hansen
Devoije
The
Natches
Spear
George Vann
Orfa Hansen
North
Yakima
Martzen
Mort Vann
Hillites Pursue Hop Barrels for Health of Purse
After hop picking season many Hillites will hustle hop barrels to boost their finances, focusing on securing work to support household budgets and local economy.
Community Notes From Se attle and Nearby
Rev and Mrs Umstead are in Seattle with their young son receiving eye treatments. Miss Stipp visits at the Carson home. Mrs Nichols Hibler Noble and Roy Rogers travel to Ellensburg for the coming school year. Albert Sherman visits Ray Vivian of Fruitvale. Mary Ballinger returns to Tacoma. The Meyerses’ little daughter is ill with fever. Neighbors surprised Cris McCollough Saturday with a pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umstead
Seattle
Miss Stipp
Carson
Katie Nichols
Edith Hibler
Minnie Noble
Roy Rogers
Ellensburg
Albert Sherman
Ray Vivian
Fruitvale
Mary Ballinger
Tacoma
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Advertises Quick Burns Remedy
Sam Kendall of Phillipsburg Kan says cover it over with Bucklen s Arnica Salve and the Salve will do the rest. Quickest cure for burns boils sores scalds wounds piles eczema salt rheum chapped hands sore feet sore eyes. Only 25c at Case s drug store guaranteed K 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam _ Kendall
Phillipsburg
Kan
Bucklen
Case
Mabton Trustees Elected As Sunnytide Water Meeting Shapes Policy
Mabton stockholders joined Sunnyside Water Users at Sunnyside for a yearly meeting. New trustees elected include S J Harrison E B Williamson and others. Harrison named president and Williamson vice president with funds and signatures to cover running costs. A five cent per acre assessment was approved and back assessments due from signers. A resolution seeks reclamation office changes excluding Washington Irrigation Co veterans, later narrowed to exclude only non patrol staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabton
Wash
Sunnyside Water Users’ Association
Sunnyside
J. Harrison
EB. J. Young
T. W. Howell
Barney Morrison
Riverside
W. M. Barnes
Outlook
John Bedell
Belma
E. B. Williamson
Prosser
S. J. Harrison
E. J. Young
Reclamation
Washington Irrigation Company
Sunnyside Canal
North Yakima
Boosy Indian Steals a Morse at Toppenish
At Toppenish Chris Holm tied a horse before a hardware store to use the phone a drunken Indian untied the horse mounted and rode past the Washington Nursery office six workers ate watermelon Marshal John Lindsay pursued and captured the red man near Williams on the road to Wapato. Seven other drunken Indians jailed for liquor supply at drug stores in violation of law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toppenish
Red Cooly
Chris Holm
Ellensburg
Richey & Gilbert
Washington Nursery Company
John Lindsay
Williams
Wapato
Herbine Liver Remedy Praised by Mrs. Hammond
Mrs Mary E Hammond of Moody Texas reports long liver trouble relief after trying Herbine. She says doctors failed then three bottles cured her and she keeps Herbine handy as a liver medicine. Debk Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Hammond
Moody
Texas
Debk CO
Local farmer eyes denatured alcohol plant in Moxee valley
I E Deeringhoff plans a potato based distillery with 1000 gallon vats, a 20 by 30 foot building, and an artesian well. He expects to use alfalfa meal and schlempe as feed, foresees 50 plants in Yakima valley, and cites Germany as a model for farm based alcohol production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
I. E. Deeringhoff
Moxee Valley
Yakima Valley
Germany
Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Quick Kidney Health
An old ad describes Foley's Kidney Cure as strengthening kidneys to cure heart, stomach, and liver trouble. It guides on simple urine checks, claims rapid relief, and cites Peter Frey of Woodruff, Pa., noting improvement after three bottles. Sold and recommended by North Yakima Drag Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Peter Frey
Woodruff
Waynrsburg
Making of Yeast Bill Delays Details From Interior Dept
The speaker notes distilleries profit from yeast, applied to the Interior Department in Washington for a copy of the bill, but it is with a commission and not yet prepared. He has not received a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Washington
Hyomei cures catarrh by medicated air inhalation
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a thorough cure for catarrh affecting nose throat lungs and even stomach liver and kidneys. It claims the medicine kills catarrhal germs in the air passages and blood, with a $1 complete outfit and 50 cent refills under a money back guarantee from Fred J. Janeck Case's drug store promotes the product and quotes a patriotic line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Janeck
Fred L. Janeck
Arrest over scratched face leads to horse theft charge
Henry Van Burgen was arrested Sunday afternoon on horse stealing charges after a scratched nose matched a thief linked to a missing horse owned by Mrs. John Bell of the Moxee. Deputy Edwards and Officer Willaume coordinated the capture and Van Burgen confessed, saying he rode the horse into the city and released it on Eighth Street. The horse remains unfound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry van Burgen
John Bell
Moxee
Edwards
Willaume
White Bluffs
Columbia River
Bell Ranch
Bell
Grant
Villaume
van Burgen
Eighth Street
Ballard's Snow Liniment Endorsed For Rheumatic Pains
A Hempstead Texas resident T. H. Pointer writes Ballard's Snow Liniment has been used in his household for years and proven an excellent remedy for rheumatic pains. Sold by Colton Fry Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Great Falls
Montana
Cotton-Fry Drug Co
Robert
Lee
T. H. Pointer
Hempstead
Texas
Colton- Fry Drug Co
Mining Conditions Gold Hill Gamps
Herald rep visits Gold Hill mining camp and reviews Coronation Diamond Hitch Elizabeth Fidelity Inca Blue Bell Rob Roy and North Thunder Mountain prospects. Reports rich ore bodies and nearby rail prospects, urging investment and noting Tacoma Seattle interest and potential gold camp growth led by J C McCrimmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Gold Hill
Coronation
J. J. Armstrong
Charles Lull
North
Yakima
Moore’s Creek
Moore's Creek
Diamond Hitch
Silver Mountain
Burke
Elizabeth
Robert Fife
Nagler, Hope
H. C. Wilson
Gold Hill Mountain
Gold Hill Camp
Fidelity Mining Company
Riarson
Hicks
Montana Rock
W. E. Thornton
North Yakima
Granite Peak
Thornton
Washington
Pacific Coast
Jack Campbell
Campbell
Jack
Blue Bell
Union Creek
Thos. Fife
John Sawbridge
Wm. B. Dudley
Renomination of Johnson Highlighted at Minnesota Democratic Rally
The Minnesota Democratic state convention renominated John A. Johnson to succeed himself and discussed him as a potential running mate for Bryan in 1908. The event drew applause for Bryan's involvement despite a few dissenters on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
John A. Johnson
Johnson
Bryan
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Yakima Milling Co
Nob Hill
Ira D. Boutell
Co. E
L. A. Johnson
Lester Coffin
C. W. Taylor
Wallace
Idaho
W. I. Co
FEE
Deeringhoff
Drag Store
Jayne
Hyomei
Bear
Rocky Mountain
Case's
J. C. MacCrimmon
Rob Roy
Elizabeth Lode
C. McIntyre
Mailloux Bros
I. Beaudry
O. Sandberg
A. J. McLean
J. H. Needham
Bob Roy
Thunder Mountain
Ranier Creek
John Clemon
Colin McIntyre
Horace E. Foster
North Coast Railroad
J. C. McCrimmon
Renominate Johnson
Minnesota
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
H-S
Hom Mou
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