Bon Marche Opens in North Yakima Aims for Modern Dry Goods
The Bon Marche, a new dry goods store in North Yakima, opened last week as De Young Reaume & De Young. Partners from Seattle and Grand Rapids plan to run a first class, modern shop with eight bargain tables, cash rail, and a life sized portrait gift with $1 purchases. The store promises liberal inducements and a warm welcome to shoppers especially ladies.
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North Yakima
Bon Marche
Messrs
Reaume
de Young
Seattle
Grand Rapids
Mich
Report of the First National Bank of North Yakima 1905
Report of the bank's condition at North Yakima Washington dated August 25 1905 sworn by cashier W L Steinweg. Notary J A Loupon witnessed the oath on September 1 1905 with directors Carpenter Scudder and Ws B Dubey approving the attestations.
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First National Bank of
North Yakma
Washington
North Yakima
State of Washington
Yakima
W. L. Steinweg
W. L. Steinwag
J. A. Loupon
Wash
Charles Carpenter
Henry B. Scudder
Ws. B
Dubey
Vacation and fair reports lift Yakima community spirits
Rev F L Hayden celebrates renewed strength after a vacation and urges annual breaks for busy professionals. County Auditor Newcomb reports a rewarding trip to the exposition with Yakima exhibits praised, fruit displays strengthened by county-wide contributions, and high hopes for the state fair. Local reader John Buzzel notes excellent crops and fruit quality, while a William Brown anecdote touts Electric Bitters for digestion and vigor. Yakima Tigers avenge a prior defeat byProsser Blue Caps with a 10 to 1 morning win and 6 to 3 in the afternoon.
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Newcomb
Yakima
Tigers
Yakima Baseball Club
Jewett and
Knapp
Halm
Moffatt
Prosser
Taylor
Goins
City Schools Set to Open September 11 at 9 A.M.
Board of District No. 7 confirms fall term begins September 11 at 9 a.m. despite recent dissent. Clerk R. K. Nichols notes April 28, 1905 decision mandated the date, with contracts already made for over fifty teachers.
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R. K. Nichols
Board of Directors
District No. 7
Nichols
Home intruder on Front Street demands coffee
An unknown man forced entry at 311 Front Street in the Hutchinson home morning raid. He asked for coffee, assaulted Mrs. Hutchinson when asked to leave, and escaped with no valuables taken. Police have only a vague description.
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Front Street
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Otis Frye
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U. S
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Nixon Waterman
Chicago
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G. J. Welch
Tekonsha
C.C. Case
Yakima County
Merle Adamson
Minnie Anderson
Frank C. Baker
Alfred Baker
Martha Baker
Annie Crawford
Anna L. Campbell
Ada Chamberlain
L. M. Cox
W. M. Clubow
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Maude Dickson
E. H. Evans
Lydia O. Golinger
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J. Perl Hipman
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Mattie Jiarthaw
Kate
Sloe
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Calicos
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