Many residents travel and study at Ellensburg normal
Local notes list numerous residents leaving for Ellensburg to attend the state normal school. Others are away visiting Seattle, Green River Hot Springs, or returning from trips to Tacoma, Port Townsend, and the Sound, with social and work updates interspersed.
White's Cream Vermifuge Promises Health for Children
If you want a healthy, happy child get a bottle of White's Cream Vermifuge. It has a worldwide reputation as the best worm destroyer and improves digestion, strengthens the nervous system, and restores health and vigor in children. Sold by Colton-Fry Drug Co. B-9
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Colton-Fry Drug Co
Dorsey Examines Alkali Reclamation and Bishop Warren Heads Conference
C W Dorsey of the Department of Agriculture visited the Yakima valley to study alkali soil reclamation and demonstrated drainage methods at the Gervais place where alfalfa thrives. He predicted rapid redemption of alkali lands with proper drainage and surface watering. North Yakima hosts the Methodist conference with Bishop Henry W Warren presiding. Warren, a long time board member and author of science and religion books, is noted for contributions to education and astronomy.
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C. W. Dorsey
Bureau of Soils
Department of Agriculture
Dorsey
Gervais Place
Yakima
Henry W. Warren
Denver
North Yakima
Warren
Board of Bishops
General Conference
Cincinnati
Young Bear Found In Orchard By Fruitvale Resident
Monday Morning Sam Alderson reported a young bear in his orchard near Fruitvale two miles from town. He fired several shots after spotting the animal munching fallen fruit, ending the trespasser with a gun. The bear appeared to be a juvenile wandering down from the hills.
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Sam Alderson
Fruitvale
Death of E A Bickford on Yakima Heights
E A Bickford died of consumption Sunday afternoon at his Yakima Heights home. Born 1848 in Glover Vermont, he lived in Maine and Minnesota before settling in Sunnyside six years ago. He married Ella F B Adley in 1872 and had five children. Funeral at 10 am Tuesday at the residence with Rev. Dr Hayden.
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E. A. Bickford
Yakima Heights
Mr. Bickford
Glover
Vermont
Maine
Minnesota
Ella FB. Adley
Bickford
Sunnyside
Busy Washington Nursery Finishes Budding Rush
In Toppenish on September 4 the Washington Nursery company runs 20 000 buds daily with a projected total over half a million buds this season. About 300 000 peaches and 100 000 apricots almonds nectarines plums prune budding on peach stock. The remainder are principal apples and cherries. A crew of about thirty Japanese workers aids the white staff, praised for industry and skill.
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Washington Nursery Company
Principality
Dr King's New Life Pills Endorsement by Pittsfield Attorney
W W Brown, a well known pension attorney of Pittsfield Vermont, urges Dr King s New Life Pills as the best health aid after pensions. He claims they keep his family in splendid health and promote quick relief from headache, constipation and biliousness. Sold at C C Case s drug store.
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W. H. Brown
Pittsfield
Mrs Schott Returns From Everett Racebound Husband
Mrs Fred Schott arrived home Sunday from Everett where she had been with her husband. Mr Schott left Monday for Satem Oregon to enter his horse Topsy in the races with Co R Offmer of the Walla Walla.
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Elizabeth McIlvaney
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Mabel Wright
Portland
Mrs. Cary
Blanche Randolph
Sunnyside
Ellensburg
Nellie Hudson
Moining
Woolsey
S. C
Clara Hudson
Lillian Buckner
Cary
J. B. Dexter
Eda
Roy
Bellingham
G. R. Moorhead
Oregon
Nancy Ellis
Wide Hollow
North Yakima Business College
Billy Stewart
Billy
H. Cahalan
Cahalan & Co
New York
Case’s
H. H. Middleton
Soda Springs
Alta
Maud Russell
Cowiche
Wapato
Lancaster
Laura Savage
W. A. Ingrham
Green River Hot Springs
Ida Sharkey
Port Townsend
Tom Davidson
Tacoma
Seattle
I. J. Chase
American Tobacco Co
St. Agnes
Spokane
F. W. Roach
the Herald
Boise
National Irrigation Congress
A. J. Shaw & Sons
Second Street
Wyman & Fraser
Viola Warner
Clara Berg
Nob Hill
State Normal School
Warner
Will Everett
Mary Jackson
Frank Sinclair
Sea Girl
N. J
Washington
Florence Mains
Billings
Mont
Lee Mains
Fred Schott
Everett
Mr. Schott
Satem
Ore
Topsy
Co. R. Offmer
Walla Walla
Drowns in View of Another Swimmer at Yakima River
Charles Slaser, 21, son of Rev. V L Slaser, drowned while swimming near the slaughter house on the Yakima river. Four friends watched as he sank near shore after attempting to swim across a 100 yard wide stretch. Rescuers recovered the body at 6 45 pm after a search with boats. he had lived in the area about three years and worked as a clerk at the Boston store.
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Court House
J. W. Day
Olive Berry
Central
Lee Murch
St. Paul
Krutz
Rev. Bowles
German Lutheran Church
Chicago
Charles Kinyon
Alma Flournoy
Harry Coons
Seattle
State Board of Equalization
Do. J. Sawbridge
Fergus Falls
Minn
Sound
Fred Thompson
Tacoma
Prosser
A. Clark
J. A. Orchard
Tacoma Avenue
Capitol Addition
Orchard
Auditor's
C. R. Gritter
Orting
Nelson L. Young
Harry EF. Cole
B. W. Lewis
Zeno B. Page, Jr
North Yakima
Cowiche
P. C. Holland and Co. M. Padere
Walla Walla
Rex Miles
Minnie Lott
Charles Slaser
A. J. Shaw & Sons
J. S. Burg
Ethel
Stockton
Cal
Burg
United States
Roosevelt
H. R. Humphrey
Washington National Guard
E. C. Simpson
Connecticut National Guard
Frank Nagler
Mechtel’s
Yakima
Slaughter House
Charles An. Slaser
V. L. Slaser
North Fourth Street
Earl Hutchings
Ernest Peterson
Slaser
Clarence Parker
Harold Jones
Ben
Hutchings
Mr. Bussey
L. L. Bolles
Herald
The Breath of Life and Dr King’s New Discovery Claim
A Port Williams Ohio woman Mrs Ora A Stephens writes that three bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery stopped her two year cough and cured fears of consumption. The ad notes it treats chest and lung troubles with guaranteed druggist approval, priced 50 cents and one dollar with a trial bottle free.
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Ora A. Stephens
Port Williams
Dr. King
G& G Case
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Washington State Fair Assn
Pape
Myrtle Peck
Zimmerman
Geo. W. Passwater
Caddie Lesh
State Normal
Judge Rigg
J. C. Koreski
Green River
H. K. Corrall
New York City
Andred Olson
Edith Hibler
Anna Kohls
Ald Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Minnie Noble
Bell Albine
Senovia Jarnigan
Missouri
Lee Thorington
Dayton
Thomas Norton
Owen Jones
Florence
Harold
Hoaquiam
Pacific Beach
Lake Kachees
J. T. Handsaker
Taft Building
W. L. Bryant
First
E. A. Brown
Fair Grounds
Mr. Brown
J. J. Nelson
Natchez
Lydia Kime
Wolf Kill
College Place
Weed Building
North First Street
A. C. Turner
Yakima Paint and Wall Paper Co
C. T. McCulloy
Poor
Yakima Ave
The
aPhone
Sam Anderson
Pacific Hotel
Turnell
F. Stanley Millichamp’s Bakery & Ice Cream Parlor
East Yakima Ave