Pacific hotel guests and local notices in North Yakima
Multiple Seattle residents registered or visiting the Pacific hotel and Bartholet hotel in North Yakima. Local events include births and illnesses, a fatal scalding in Ellensburg, a dissolved restraining order against Ahtanum Land Co, and several visits by residents and travelers. A land sale at Nob Hill and business changes at a new lunch room are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Halk
Seattle
Pacific Hotel
Cc. J. Fairbanks
A. B. Wilcox
Toppenish
Bartholet Hotel
J. J. Scobie
J. H. Wood
Kennewick
Co. J. Fairbanks
F. A. Lynn
Tacoma
Babbitt
Charles T. Westaby
Harrison A. Irish
Nob Hill
Mary Duff
Misses Gamble
Naches
R. J. Logan
South Eighth Street
Stork
Robert Conover
W. T. Impey
William Tascher
Denver
Chas. Bruenn
North Fourth Street
D. T. Welty
Cambridge
Neb
Wright
Ahtanum Land Company
Joseph Beeks
Wapato
Portland
F. M. Lamborn
Lloyd Garretson
J. Lenox Ward
James Brewer
Olympia
Spokane
Moscow
Idaho
Carl Jungst
Ellensburg
Carl
Jungst
Charles Niles
William Hahn
Naches Valley
Zillah
Hahn
Emil Landre
Waringer & Schlosstein
No. 16
Bivens Bros
County Correspondence Reports Frost and Travel
A heavy frost hit the area last Thursday night. Will Duffy visited the county seat on Wednesday. Miss Rena Marston returned home from Idaho where she had spent the past month.
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Will Duffy
Rena Marston
Idaho
Local merchants and farmers report strong growth and crops
A. C. Coburn expands his store and enjoys rising trade while the government thresher aids Indian grain growers who are in good spirits with fine crops and fair prices. Moses Samps, a leading hop grower, harvests with a full crew and will post impressive quality and quantity behind E. Rumey the drier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Coburn
E. Rumey
Returning settlers and new growth near Cold Creek
Mr. Cuddie praises returning from Dakota while noting rapid valley settlement and a coming new school district. Lumber flows to Cold Creek, a painted schoolhouse shines, and Mrs. Lizzie Conklin returns from the Ahtanum. Coyotes menace chickens. farmers prepare dry-land potatoes for the state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
Sunnyside
Walker
Lizzie Conklin
Ahtanum
Wm. Garrison
Hensel
Fred Barron
Priest Rapids
North Yakima
Local Notes From Fruitvale
Mrs. Marion Stauffer recovers from a short illness. Blake Russell, who shot himself in the mountains, returns home Saturday night. Carl Vertner plans to travel to California Tuesday. J R Lincks and family left September 12 for southern California to spend the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Stauffer
Blake Russell
Carl Vertner
California
J. R. Lincks
Valley crops hit by rain. local notes include teaching plans
Weather has disrupted hops and hay in the valley while community items unfold. Dave Wheeler is on the sick list this week. A church social occurred Saturday night. District 30 starts school the first Monday in October with Miss Lottie Corbin as teacher. Mrs. W L Wright builds a packing shed and anticipates 6000 boxes of apples. James Fraser begins groundwork on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Wheeler
Lottie Corbin
W. L. Wright
James Fraser
The Emporium Sells Service Over Sale
Emerson’s call for personal duty contrasts with social opinion as a clean house and contentment show virtue. The Emporium highlights its store service as a key feature with salespeople aiming to please customers over chasing money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporium
Hats for Men Offer Bulk Stock Leads Local Market
Local retailer touts men hats stock now over double any rival. Special Lot of 400 hats valued 1.50 to 3.50 selling at 1 each, elevating savings for shoppers and underscoring inventory strength.
Fruit crop talks and farm plans in local notes
The column lists residents planning spring plantings and crop work. Peter Eschbach sells hill land to an eastern buyer. Joseph Eschbach and Tom Young report hops and fruit picking activity. Walter Rowe ships fruit and notes fruit as valuable, with hops to follow. Two gas engine rentals sought by Washington Nursery Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Eschbach
W. Wilie
Gold
Joseph Eschbach
Jess Hughes
Oregon
Dreamland Theater Nears Opening With Local Talent
Dreamland theater in Dreamland is nearly finished and slated to open soon. Manager Midgley has hired Miss Mary Oplistil as the singer with Miss Hazel Waite at the piano. The exact song list is unknown due to delayed views, but performances will run three showings nightly and a matinee each afternoon with weekly changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland Theater
Chicago
Midgley
Mary Oplistil
Hazel Waite
North Yakima
Humorists Form New Association In Los Angeles
Twenty five members of the American Press Humorists association form a new group in Los Angeles led by president L A Da. The organization aims to promote wit and light journalism within the press community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
American Press Humorists’ Association
L. A. da
Association Leader Arrives in Los Angeles for Annual Convention
A prominent association leader arrived in Los Angeles to attend the annual convention, meeting with members and outlining goals for the upcoming year. The event gathers officials and delegates from multiple chapters across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley
Association
Los Angeles
Demand for Ferry Hall Rooms Hits Record at State College
Pullman Washington September 18 six hundred applications for Ferry Hall dormitory rooms set a record surpassing last year’s five hundred. Dorm capacity about two hundred with sixty rooms reserved for old students. Private dwellings near campus will house overflow as enrollment nears fourteen hundred. New students include several eastern graduates pursuing masters degrees amid railroad extension news and rapid housing build ups in College Park adding water and sewer extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Wash
The
State College
Ferry Hall
Waller
Nalder
Eelven Hundred
Severa
Spokane & Inland Empire Railroad Company
College Park
Oklahoma Prohibition Likely Passes Vote and Governor
Reports from Oklahoma indicate the prohibition vote has carried and the constitution likely adopted. Haskell, a Democrat, is projected to win the governorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Haskell
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Cc. Nommensen
M. A. Nerberger
Arthur
W. L. Hatch
H. G. Gethart
Dauhter
Miss Mae Fleming
Robert Scott
Yakima Harness Company
S County
Alfalfa
Yakima
Fort Simcoe
Blackrock
Fruitvale
Emerson
Oxford
Tailor Shop
Endale
Thos. Denny
Cle Elum
Lloyd Purdin
Tom Young
Joe Eschbach
Walter Rowe
Washington Nursery Co
Toppenish, Wash
Associated Press
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