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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1905
Page
7
North Yakima and Sunnyside welcomed a stream of visitors including Attorney H H Wende Postmaster George Vetter and George F Brown from Sunnyside. The North Yakima Business College talked up by Vertrees plans growth with 125 enrollments and an added instructor.
Mr and Mrs Jessie Atwood traveled to North Yakima for an afternoon visit. Sheriff Grant of Yakima County spent several days this week on official duties. Miss A Koelner—part of a party from Ellensburg and Yakima—returned this afternoon from the camp at Lake Kachees.
James and Catherine McMahon faced Justice Nichols after a two day preliminary hearing on charges tied to a June 27 theft from Joseph and Mrs Galler's home. The $5800, German letters, and promissory note remain missing. Bonds set at 2500 each. bail posted by a local rancher. Detectives, working under a Gallers contract, seek the money.
The Spokane Interstate fair lists premiums for green fruit exhibits. Top scoring general exhibit wins 150 dollars, then 100 75 and 50 for subsequent places. Best taste and arrangement prizes total 75 50 30 and 20. An additional 250 dollars is split among exhibitors scoring 70 points or more. Entries close September 30.
An advertisement extols beauty from plump cheeks and a pure complexion. It promotes Herbine as a after meal remedy for constipation and digestion with a testimonial from Mrs. Wm. Stroud of Midlothian Texas dated May 31 1901. It notes sales at Janeck's Drug Store and ends with a plug for machine oil from the Yakima Hardware Co.
S. A. Reed of Cisco Texas reports a severe wrist sprain that left the limb useless. After several remedies failed he used Ballard's Snow Liniment and was cured, recommending it to others with sprains. Sold by Janeck's Drug Store.
A Detroit Tribune verse memorializes Mollie Sand who died in an incident described as being rubbered to death after wearing good clothes in Podunk. The poem blends mourning with a grim, accusatory tone.
Dairy cows offered in lots with guarantees. Will rent on shares to suitable parties. Address Hecox and Lavigne, box 186, North Yakima.
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