North Yakima News Briefs Include Temple Contract and Local Happenings
Mrs J H Woodside returns from Seattle on No 6. Masonic Temple contracts awarded to Northwest Bridge Works of Portland and Corbett & Raymond of North Yakima with completion by September 1, 1911 on East Yakima Ave. A Ladies Aid meeting set for Wednesday 2:30 at Mrs H P James. Various local visits, appointments, and civic matters pass through the city as schools, crime notes, and infrastructure updates unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Woodside
Seattle
Northwest Bridge Works
Portland
Corbett & Raymond
North Yakima
East Yakima Avenue
Fourth Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Congregational Church
H. P. James
North Seventh Street
Myrta V. Whitney
Prosser
Wiser F. Blough
Arthur L. Avery
Charles
Biddle
Sunnyside
Paul G. Kruger
Barney
North Yakima Lodge No. 58
S. of P
Tity
Ross
Smith
New York
Frank X. Nager
Tiobert
Parker
Victor Brundgrem
Salvation Army
J. J. Newcomb
Ninth Avenue South
Capitol Hill
First Methodist Church
Alex McCredie
Wapato
Paul Kruger
Joseph Metzger
Sound
J. B. Ernsdorff
C. J. Lynch
Port Townsend
W. D. Welsh
Ellensburg
Lincoln Dilley
the Glade
Harris
North Fourth Street
Foreign Missionary Society
John Nywening
Miller Building
Toppenish
Grandview
Wilson J. Dapps
Ruby D. Cove
Outlook
J. J. Lynch
Joseph Rachel
Henry Thols
Frank Thola
County Auditor
Clark
Ahtanum
George H. Clark
J. E. Bacon
Granger Land & Investment Company
E. B. Jones
E. N. Meloy
M. E. Meloy
Granger
Charles Swigart
Ethel Barry
Colored Club
Ed. Conway
Venus Dam
H. H. Pope
Pope
C. Udell
Burton O. Lum
Congress in Conservation Fight Targets Tawney and Rivers
The speech defends federal role in drainage and inland waterways, highlights national forests and rural life reform, and urges strong federal control of water power. It praises conservation, notes the need for a Country Life Institute, and warns against state-only control while urging cooperation with Canada and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Minnesota
White Mountain
Forest Service
Naches Avenue Lighting Plan Approved By City Council
The council voted 6400 to improve Naches avenue into a premier lighted residential street with ten blocks to be lit by cluster lights on iron poles. The payment will be in ten yearly installments, aided by Attorney Ira P Englehart and Councilman Smith, with no opposition. Fire hydrants plan for 30 units was scaled back to 15 initially due to budget, though increasing hydrants may occur via future debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floral Association
Ernest
Ira P. Englehart
Naches Avenue
Attorney Englehart
Englehart
Dow
Brooker
Man of Tron Nerve and strong body praised
Advertisement extols Dr King s New Life Pills as regulators for keen brain and strong body. Mentions 25cc at Clark s Pharmacy and links health to well functioning stomach liver kidneys and bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Clark's Pharmacy
Ahtanum Notes On Travel Trade and Town Plans
Ahtanum residents report Mrs Bannister's visit to New York City and plans to California for winter. Ranchers harvest fine fruit and grain while car service boosts Apple shipping and town convenience. Roy D Bailey leaves for Seattle on business tied to Ahtanum town site. Public school renovations begin with Miss Miller as principal and Miss Et ta Mosier as assistant. Water works project starts for the new town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannister
New York City
Florence Hutchinson
the Sound
California
Ahtanum
Roy D. Bailey
Seattle
Miss Miller
South Dakota
Etta J. Mosier
Springboro
Penn
Miss White
Umstead
Shanna Felts
Umsteads
Depot plans discussed by rail officials and contractors
Chief Engineer F. L. Pitman of the North Coast railroad and contractor Peter Eschbaugh reviewed a two story depot blueprint with end wings. Upstairs would house railroad offices. Calhoun Denny Ewing of North Yakima photographed local sites for bulletin display ads. Charles Crawford involved in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alexander
Mabton
Blaisdell
Z. F E. Scott
Crab Creek Lumber Co
F. J. Whitney
Spokane
E. M. Freeman
Jesse Mattison
F. L. Cooper
P. F. Parker
North Coast Railroad
Parker
A.A. Foreman
F. L. Pitman
Peter Eschbaugh
Pitman
Calhoun, Denny & Ewing
North Yakima
Charles Crawford
Local Bank Examiner Finds Institution In Good Shape
Saturday the state bank examiner found our local bank in first class condition. Otis Orchards resident Mrs. R. E. Donahue visits her mother Mrs. T. Scott and sister Miss Ruby Ralph McAlpin who is repainting and installing new fixtures. Northern Pacific carpenters lay sidewalks near the depot and improve the M. E. church area. School preparations proceed for the new term starting Tuesday with teachers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank
R. E. Donahue
Otis Orchards
Wash
T. Scott
Ruby Ralph McAlpin
Northern Pacific Railroad
M. E
J. M
W. C. Warren
C. O. Kelso
Badger
Prosser visitors and local depot personnel changes
Mrs. Ketchum of Prosser visits, kin in town include Mrs. W. A. Kelso and M. and H. Ketchum. Fred Max resigns from the depot. Fred Crawford succeeds him in the post.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Blood Tonic Ad
An old shopping notice promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the most effective blood tonic for thirty years. It claims purity and health benefits, selling at 35 cents as tea or tablets, advertised by D Hyery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
D, Hyery
Safe Medicine for Children
Mrs. F. Marti of St. Joe Michigan credits Foley's Honey and Tar with saving her little boy from a severe bronchial illness. She states the cough and choking spells disappeared and the child recovered quickly after using the product. Sold by North Yakima Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Marti
St. Joe
Mich
Foley
North
Dowler Addresses Union Members on Labor Day
P. W. Dowler of Tacoma spoke at Sumach park defending the boycott used by labor and urging support for Direct Legislation measures. He argued apprenticeship guards fair practice and labor should set when a craftsman is ready to work. Labor leaders praised the holiday parade, picnic, and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Direct Legislation League
D. H. McNulty
P. W. Dowler
Tacoma
Sumach Park
Spectacle at parade grounds features themed floats
The parade showcased diverse floats including an electrician's display of a complete telephone system, both inside and out. A brewer’s wagon carried drinkers in varied national costumes, while other professions joined the festive procession.
Excellent Pears From Naches Orchard Visit
Herbert H. Wilcox returned to the city from a Naches fishing trip with J. EB Fitch and M. E. Peacock. They reported Krober's ranch, ten miles up the Naches river, hosts a pear and apple orchard in fine shape with no spraying this year. The fruit is worm free and trees are bug free, as if repeatedly sprayed. The irrigated orchard uses springs on the property. Pears brought back include some exceptionally large and well colored specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Harrah
Wm. Corpron
Jas. Bever
Bellingham
Bever
Jennie Webster
Parker
North Yakima
Robert Morgan
Baker City
Portland
Oregon
Warren
KE. J. Haasze
Parker Heights
Haasze & Irish
Wm. Trish
Richey & Gilbert Company
J. F. Trish
Fergus Falls
Minn
Nina Trish
Fairview
Jall Gorham
St. P Teller
First National Bank
Northwest Fuel Company
Ss. M. Burpee
Morris
Minnesota
Naches
Herbert H. Wilcox
J. EB. Fitch
M. E. Peacock
Krober
Naches City
Wilcox
Neighbor Help inquirys Story of Helpers
A neighbor asks about each person’s activity. Bill helps Man dy, Mandy assists Mother, and Mother takes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, offered for sale by D. H. Fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Mandy
Hollister
D. H. Fry
No More Wooden Crossings Planned in North Yakima
North Yakima will replace all wooden ditch crossings with cement ones. Chairman Peas of the street and ditch committee said cement crossings cost only about ten percent more to build and would require far less maintenance than the wooden structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Peas
Liver Correctant Promise Purges Complexion
Advertisement claims yellow skin pimples and facial blemishes vanish by treating a torpid liver. HER BINE is advertised as a powerful liver correctant that purifies the system and stimulates vital organs to vigor. Price 50c. Sold by D. H. Fry at 10 Yakima Avenue and W. Camp, West Side Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Fry
Yakima Avenue
W. Camp
West Side
Change of Boundaries Between Washington Land Districts
President orders detachment of Yakima Indian Reservation area from Vancouver and Walla Walla districts to North Yakima district effective October 1, 1910. Vancouver and Walla Walla land offices to cease related business after September 30, 1910. Fred Dennett signs the order in Washington DC July 15, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Vancouver
Walla Walla
North Yakima
Vancouver and
Washington
City of Washington
District of Columbia
A. D
Fred Dennett
General Land Office
Hearing on Final Account and Distribution for Ditter Estate
In Yakima County Washington the court schedules a hearing on the final account and report of Phil A Ditter administrator of the Henry Ditter and Katherine Ditter estates. The hearing is set for September 17 1910 at 1 30 p m at the North Yakima court house with notices to be published weekly in the Yakima Herald and posted in three public places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima County
State of Washington
Henry Ditter
Katherine Ditter
Phil A. Ditter
North
Yakima
Washington
North Yakima
Superior Court
A. W. Barre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pasco
Anna Witmer
Mattison
Phoebe Work
Kiona
H. D. Ryrie
Sarah Hartman
Zillah
Sev
Kettle Falls
J, Paecius
G. W. Brooks
Calhoun, Denny & Ewing Co
Congressman Tawney
Roosevelt
Country Life Institute
Country Life Commission
Mississippi Valley
Middle West
Sir Horace Plunkett
Wyoming
Ireland
America
Hungary
Budapest
Museum of Country Life
Federal Bureau of Health
Tional
National Conservation Commission
White House
Congress
Commission
Public Lands Commission
Iself
Civil Service
National Ceservation Congress
Canada
Mexico
Central
South America
Atlantic
Benton City
Dowler
Labor
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