Local News Highlights From North Yakima Area
North Yakima reports visits by W G McGaugh and family to J A Leach, irrigation expert calls local system ideal. G W Riedman of Spokane arrives to lead Western Accident Health Insurance office. licenses issued for hunting and marriage. Various residents travel, visit, and conduct court filings. Paving advances on North Third street. local officials discuss ballot recounts and legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. McGaugh
Los Angeles
J. A. Leach
South Second Street
Mr. Leach
Yakima Valley
North Yakima
G. W. Riedman
Spokane
Western Accident & Health Insurance Company
North Coast Limited
Seattle
Pfice
Capitol Hill
The
Ladies’ Aid of the Christian Church
Thurshay
C. J. Hinman
J. A. Miller
Chaney
Cowiche
Holmes
Charles Douglass
Dufur
Ore
J F. Markhan
North Sixth Avenue
Willis Mercer
Prosser
Oscar R. Strand
Nellie M. Forrest
Morton M. Brown
la Ucréta L. Lent
Pajere
Superior Cour
Rachel Aijlemand
Seihier
Walla Wallama County
Joe 4A Rowe
Neife Mo
Mor
Ah Freesin
Zieh
Mr. Forrest
Warren Erwin
John Weize
DD. O. Merrill
Tuesdao
Salston
Chehalis
Lauddayr
T. R. Thomason
Wenatchee
Lowe
Liendleton
Yakima Tigers Narrowly Lose To Toppenish In Close Affair
Yakima’s Tiger lineup, bolstered by several players, nearly toppled Toppenish at their field but fell 6 to 5 in a spirited contest. Nelson Gains Olson and Cavanaugh led the batteries while Kohls, Allison and Struble hit for power. Kruse of Toppenish made a circus catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiger
Nelson
Gains
Olson
Cavanaugh
Yakima
Ben Kohls
Mixed Tigers
Allison
Struble
Kruse
Butte
Russ Hall
Rustlers Caught in Cattle Theft Ring Confession Reported
Robert Miles confessed to stealing cattle from Yakima Benton and Klickitat county ranchers and attempting to sell them to local butchers. Officers Laker Grant and Liggett organized a fake sale to trap the pair, who were found heavily armed at the cattle yards and jailed for further investigation. George Harland is believed to be involved in the gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laker
Grant and
Liggett
Robert Miles
George Harland
Yakima
Benton
Klickitat County
Miles
George Casey
Milligan
Perry
Northwest Light & Water expands Yakima valley access
George W. Arrowsmith appointed superintendent for the Yakima valley as Northwest Light & Water plans to supply light and water to towns along the lower Yakima valley down to Kennewick. The company orders $50,000 worth of wire and will add machinery to develop water power on the Columbia river and the Naches with stations at Kennewick and near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Light & Water Company
Lower
Yakima Valley
George W. Arrowsmith
Light Company
Kennewick
Yakima Valley Transportation Company
Columbia River
Naches
Advertised Letters at North Yakima Post Office 1908
Uncalled letters listed at the North Yakima Washington post office as of September 12 1908 include Altrock Fred Barker Mrs M A Burlingame Miss Mable Burington Lloyd Barton Miss Irene Craig Mr A Campbell Mrs Sally Ann Canghan Mrs Winifred Campbell Mr Me Conrad Horse Co Clemens T E Dosey Mr H A Day Arthur C Dice P Evans Mrs Tillie Everette Miss Elizabeth Flander Wm Graf George Hopkins L A Hathaway A 2 Howard Mrs D BE Harshbnger A J Harris Mr James Harris Mr J D Harrison Nate Hauxwell Ed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Wash
Altrock
Fred Barker
M. A. Burlingame
Mable Burington
Lloyd Barton
Irene Craig
A. Campbell
Sally Ann Canghan
Winifred Campbell
Me. Conrad Horse Co. Clemens
T. E. Dosey
H. A. Day
Arthur C
List of names and notices from Oregon Detective Bureau
One cent due on each letter advertised. W. L. Lemon, P. M. lists numerous individuals including J. W. Hilbon J. W. Jones George W. Jackson James Jackson R. W. Kale Jay Kinney Mrs. Lowe J. Lewis H. G. Lee William Lyndon Chas Lambert M. L. Moreland J. A. Mackondale J. Morgan May Morrell H. H. MacLaren G. N. Martin E. B. Orezon Detective Service Patterson J. L. Powelson Miss E M Ryan Mrs. Laura Ross Mrs. Malala Robinson C. B. Swertzer Harry R. Short Ari Scheiber Rube Supt Oregon Detective Bureau Saredon G 8S T. Scott Dora Simon Bertha Siver Thos Sharp Dolly Strang D. H. Trautman Frank Thomas Mast. R. Varney Edith Williams John Walker Col. Sam Woodburn Matilda Will W. M. Ash Wilbur J. F. Venus Lumber Mill Co. Wilson Pres. of Eagles Aerie 289.
Hop Picking Starts at Mead Ranch Amid Attendance Dip
County notes report hop picking began on the Mead ranch Thursday with about 150 workers employed. Other growers expect to start this week as school opens with Mr. Fisher as principal and Miss Eschbach as assistant. Many students absent due to orchard duty. Visitors include Mrs. Joseph Keiser of Seattle visiting daughter Mrs. George Grist. Mrs. Allen of Upper Nadies visits granddaughter Mrs. Spencer Jacobs, who is ill. Mr. and Mrs. William Button of Toledo, Illinois arrive to see Geo. Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bryan of Toppenish stay with Geo. Jacobs family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gest
Charles Gerber
Capitol Hill
Charles Kenneth Gerber
North Third Street
J. E. Boyle
Naches Valley
Andrew Gray Boyd
Josa H. Boyd
Sunnyside
Alex MecCredy
Wapato
McCredie
Cline
Joseph Steiner
Ellensburg
Alice Nneman
Easton
Naches
Sheriff Crowley
L. L. Tetman
Waitsburg
McAulay
Prescott
Mead Ranch
Fisher
Eschbach
Joseph Keiser
Seattle
George Grist
Allen
Upper Nadies
Spencer Jacobs
William Button
Toledo
Ill
Geo, Jacobs
Lawrence Bryan
Toppenish
North Yakima Markets Yakima Tubers in Sound Markets
Yakima potatoes appeared in sound markets Monday with a price of 23 per ton and described as of unusual quality. Hay shipments are rising, and the hay market is improving. Flour rose five cents on Yakima Best and Dutch Mill with several small retail market changes noted.
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Yakima
Alfalfa Residents Note Visits and Travel
Col Sam Walker of Continental Life Insurance has been in Alfalfa for a month before leaving for Granger. Mrs E G Fleming and family returned home after visiting relatives in Missouri and Ohio. Various locals including H G Gelhart, Mrs H S Hatch, Mrs O L Meyers, Tyrell and son from Toppenish, Wapato youths, Leo Meyer, Mrs C A Sharp, Geo Mathis, G A Ide, Wilbur Durham, and the Allen couple are listed with recent travel or visits to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Walker
Continental Life Insurance Company
Granger
E. G. Fleming
Missouri
Ohio
E. G
H. G. Gelhart
North Yakima
H.S. Hatch
Sotus
Leo Meyer
Satus
C. A. Sharp
Community notes from Seattle area and local business updates
Co. E Thorp of the Seattle chamber of commerce visits Joseph K Reed and family for a few days. H S Budgell builds a new residence south of the John W Kern place after moving from Chicago. Mrs O Kitt on the sick list. Camp's Westside Drug Store offers exclusive agency Security Stock Remedies. open all night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. E. Thorp
Chamber of Commerce of
Seattle
Jos. K. Reed and Family
Budgell
John W. Kern
Chicago
O. Kitt
Camp
Westside
Indian committs death by own action at Fort Simcoe
Indian Poyatt, grieving over his mother losing her land and $500, shot himself in a fence corner near the Samson camp. He had visited the tent to bid farewell to Samson and his wife before taking his own life. Deputy Sheriff Ligget and Acting Coroner Doust proceed to Fort Simcoe to investigate. burial planned at the Fort Simcoe cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poyatt
Samson
Ligget
Doust
Fort Simcoe
Minister Scores Sunday Sermon at Tacoma Assembly
After a Sunday sermon the Lord's Supper was observed with Rev. E. T. Ford of Tacoma and Rev. J. E. Smith of Everett presiding aided by a list of Tacoma Seattle and city clergy. Laymen from across the country attend including former Minneapolis mayor David P. Jones and football coach Oliver F. Cutts. Sydney Strong headlines as a leading clergyman addressing the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Ford
Tacoma
J. E. Smith
Everett
Downs
Eells
McAllister and Sizer
Seattle
J. F. Richardson
David P. Jones
Minneapolis
Oliver F. Cutts
University of Washington
Orchard planting guarantee offered by Ernest A Brown
To those planting orchards this season I will plant and guarantee a full stand to start growth for about the same price paid ordinarily. Trees will be thoroughly inspected and pruned before setting. Telephone 4791. P O Box 875.
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Telephone
Demand New System for Naches Valley Telephone
Stockholders meet Tuesday afternoon to consider splitting the Naches and Wowiche systems at Rowe's Hill. The plan would add a new system at about $5000, improving service as the current lines cannot handle business. Residents are divided on the proposal as they seek better phone access.
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Naches Valley
Rowe's Hill
Naches
Wowiche
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Proves A Sure-Enough Knocker
J. C. Goodwin of Reidsville North Carolina praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a sure-enough knocker for ulcers. He recalls a severe leg ulcer last summer that healed without a scar after rounds of the salve. It is guaranteed for piles sores and burns and sold for 25 cents at C. C. Case’s drug store.
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J. C. Goodwin
Reidsville
N. C
C. C. Case
Thieves Break Into Thacker and Smith Shop
Thieves entered by forcing the office window at Thacker and Smith on Monday night and ransacked the shop. They took a rubber stamp and ink pad, opened the cash drawer, and recovered keys to the safe but did not steal money. Police are investigating the case.
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Thacker & Smith
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North Yakima Milling Company
R. R
Floyd Hatfield
Seatle
John Preston
A. Catrin
Chestnut Street
Preston
Calvin
CC. H. Greenberg
Lorimer-Gallagher Company
R. E. Hull
Mary
Jean Cameron
Sound
Jacobson
Clear Lake
J. A. Clark
Fourth Avenue North
Harry Mabry
State of Ohio
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Hail
W. A. & H. J. Co. Baseball
Klickit
New Territory
Dice
Siver
Thos, Sharp
Dolly Strang
D. H. Trautman
Frank Thomas
Mast
R. Varney
Edith Williams
John
W. L. Lemon
P. M
North
Washington
PETG
Henan
Hay
Timothy
Crawfords
Cantelopes
O. L. Meyers
Mr. Tyrell and Son
Etail Markets
Wisconsin
Spomnoius
Icsssssees
Ceepestit Hess
Bermudas
Fruitvale
Sydney Strong
United States
T.e
Northwest
Ernest A. Brown
P. O
Present Telephone Co
Thacker & Smith's
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