State Fair open signals bold attractions and plans
Dr. T. B. Gunn travels to Salem to attend the Oregon State Fair opening and arrange pure blood cattle entries. Horses for sweepsake races travel from Salem to Portland Spokane Lewiston and Boise ending the North Pacific Fair circuit in late October. The grounds expand with stalls and livestock exhibits doubling previous years while a patent pump exhibit by W. B. Kibler debuts at the old well. A citizens committee reviews lodging capacity as attendance is expected to rise and hotel rates may double. Amateur Band contest entries arrive from Ellensburg Roslyn Kent Prosser with others pending for October 1 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Gunn
State Fair Commission
Salem
Oregon
Dr. Gunn
Portland
Spokane
Lewiston
Boise
W. B. Kibler
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week
Albert French and Susie George, Adam Gilms and Gena Anderson, P. C. Perry and May Watkin received marriage licenses in the latest local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert French
Susie George Adam Gilms
Gena Anderson
P. C. Perry
May Watkin
New Cases Involving Debt Suits And Appeals
Winfred Cowles sues Joe Brown appealing from justice of peace court. St Paul and Tacoma Lumber Co sues Bert E Parton for 126 dollars 59 cents debt. D 8 Sprinkle sues Leroy Tustin and William Bean for debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfred Cowles
Joe Brown
Justice of Peace Court
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co
Bert E. Parton
Sprinkle
Leroy Tustin
William Bean
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Riverside News
Mrs. Ira P Englehart and children return from Seattle for a week. Abbie Jordan arrives home after months away. Mrs L V Janeck visits from Everett. Mrs Harry Murchie returns from the shore. Dr Gunn leaves for Salem fair to enter speed horses. F C Hall resigns Yakima Hardware for Yakima Valley Bank. Real estate ad offers 2 acres in Salem with garden and house. Pearl Shurtz advertises learning addition north of mill. County commissioner W L Dimmick arrives with family to spend winter, spring move planned to new ranch. Briggs & Dam hire a rustler from Zanesville as piano seller Louis G Thomas. Orlando Beck ships fruit to Tacoma for St Louis world’s fair. Dr Adair returns from Long Beach. offices at 2¢ North Second street pending Sloan building. A L Hixon home on South Front street suffers lamp fire. neighbors extinguish. Mrs Jackson of North Yakima visits son Frank S Jackson at Hotel Vanderbilt. Edward Fournier decorates new home for C L Collins. Mr and Mrs Andrew Nelson of Yakima visit. Miss Dorothy Walker of North Yakima visits Mrs L F Brune. Dr Baker of Everett in town. Harry Coombs visits from Hoquiam. Band instructor F X Nagler to train boys. open-air concert planned at post office corner. Prosser Telephone Co completes line to Euclid settlement. await Sunnyside connections. G MacL Richards, veterinarian, at Sloan's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Jackson
North Yakima
Frank S. Jackson
Vanderbilt
Edward Fournier
C. L. _Collins
Andrew Nelson
Yakima
Dorothy Walker
L. F. Brune
Ellensburg Capital
F. X. Nagler
Prosser Telephone Co
Euclid
Sunnyside
Sunnnyside Company
Prosser Record
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teddy
Norfolk
WIZ
Cgloteiing CO
Lanterman
Amateur Band Association
Ellensburg
Roslyn
Kent
Prosser
the Watcher Market
Moran & Siegel
Second Street Telephone
North Yakima and Vicinity
Ira P. Englehart
Seattle
Coffin Bros
Abbie Jordan
Harry Murchie
Fred Chandler
Georgie Cary
F. C. Hall
Yakima Hardware Co
Yakima Valley Bank
Pearl Shurtz
Mill
W. L. Dimmick
Briggs & Dam
Zanesville
Ohio
Ore
Louis G. Thomas
Orlando Beck
Tacoma
St. Louis
Beck
Dr. Adair
Long Beach
Colonel
North
Second Street
Fechter & Janeck
Sloan
Yakima Avenue
First Street
A. L. Hixon
South Front Street
Harry Coombs
Hoquiam
G. Macl. Richards
Sloan’s Drug Store
EL Sessions
E. L. Sessions
S. Second St
Yakima County
U. S
Fawcett Bros
Lowe
Frank X. Nagler
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