Indians Becoming Bad Men Near Toppenish Attack on Policeman
Old Indian policeman Jacob, seeking a white man, was beaten into unconsciousness by five drunken Native men near Toppenish on August 24. Five men William Charley Johnny George Sam George Yakima George and Jim Wallahee were arrested and await trial in the county jail as Agent Jay Lynch vows to press the case. The incident follows white liquor flowing to locals, with Chief George Olney leading the probe. Tomorrow morning is set for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toppenish
Jacob
William Charley
Johnny George
Sam George
Yakima George
Jim Wallahee
George Olney
Jay Lynch
Death of Charles E. Lawrence in Zillah
Charles E. Lawrence died at his parents’ home in Zillah three weeks after accidentally shooting himself in the stomach with a 44 Colt revolver. He was highly regarded for manly qualities, bore his illness with fortitude, and expressed readiness to pass if it were God’s will. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon with many friends attending. Reverend M. J. Carmichael of Mt. spoke at the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Lawrence
L. E. Lawrence
Zillah
Charley
M. J. Carmichael
Natchez Market Promises Fresh Meats and Prompt Delivery
The Natchez Market advertises fresh meats and reliable service with home delivery. Telephone orders welcome if customers cannot visit. View Wash officiated. The remains were interred in Zillah cemetery. Deceased was 20, survived by parents, a brother, and a sister, betrothed to Maud Durham. Funeral for H. D. Baker’s infant daughter held at Selah school house. The 6 month old baby of Walter Chambers died and was buried from Shaw Flint's morgue. The infant of Lawrence Talbert died and was buried in Tahoma cemetery.
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H. D. Baker
Selah
J. J. Tickner
Talbert
Lawrence Talbert
Las Sunday
Tahoma Cemetery
Births and a light humorous quip from readers
A list notes births to A. E. Howard, Dulin, and Charles Wilfong with details of a baby girl and a baby boy. A short joke follows about Newlyweds comparing themselves to a $20 bill and needing a new hut.
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Charles Wilfong
Legal Notices and Notices of Marriage Licenses
Multiple debt and garnishment suits filed including D S Spwinkle vs Stobie and St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co. vs Tyacke. Affidavits for garnishment entered. Other suits include D L Stone & Son vs Ernessee. Marriage licenses issued for several couples. Local ads offer poultry stock for sale and various farm goods. Also a testimonial for Dr King’s New Life Pills and farm products for sale at North Yakima Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Spwinkle
William T. Stobie
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co
W. J. Tyacke
E. F. Snyder
D. L. Stone & Son
A. Ernessee
Ernessee
Dr. King
New Life
W. P. Whitehead
Kennedale
Tex
Yakima
Local notices and ads from Yakima listings
Various notices advertise Coffin Bros prices on buggies and harnesses, Yakima Bottling Works drinks, Dr E P Heliker services, and real estate offerings. Also mentions authorized agent Paul G Kruger for The Dalles nurseries, bid calls for tunnel work on Blue Bell Mining claims, Farm Sales by John Sawbridge, and a sale of a twenty acre ranch south west of the city. Includes clothing clearance, sacks for sale, and fishing for a hack or wagon from Fish Bros. plus jewelry ads and home purchases by National Homeseekers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bell
Summit
Yakima County
Washington
John Sawbridge
Bad Mouxo Co
Sec’y
City
Yakima, Wash
North Third Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence
Wyman & Fraser
Natchez
Moran & Siegel
S. Second Street
Mrs
A. E. Howard
Mrs. Dulin
James Courtwright
Nellie Adams
Charles Bennett
Viola Lucas
H. E. Bradley
Maggie Varco
Bessie Miller
Albert Atchison
Wah Jim
H. E. Ancet
Jersey
Guernsey
D. L. Druse
Nob Hill
North Yakima Mill
N. P
Coffin Bros
E. P. Heliker
Clogg
Carly
Paul G. Kruger
Dalles
Ore
Yakima Bottling Works
Cof‘fin Bros
North Yakima Milling Co
Bugsy
Fish Bros
E. P. Hekker
National Homeseekers' ‘Association
Dutter Building
Goldman's
Seattle
Monte Carlo Coats
Price
Monte Carlo
Kersey
Oxford Cravenette
H. H. Schott
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