Local notices and social happenings in Yakima area
Aberdeen businessman A B Reinboth and W S Offner of Walla Walla visit Yakima on weeklong affairs. A marriage license issued to Samuel E Swanson and Nettie Simpson. Elder D B Eby and wife from Sunnyside guests here. Mr and Mrs T W Moore of Los Angeles welcome a son. Wm Badger and James Caravan in Horse Heaven district for house work. Mrs J A Smith returns to Gillam county Oregon. Hawley family and sister head to Kiowa for a week. Levery held for trial on larceny after alleged pocketbook and watch theft from Jacob Jacobson. Coffin Bros. and Green Mercantile advertise top buggy and china sale. Degree of Honor organizer to establish lodge Sept 30 with ~40 petitions. North Yakima visitors attend Federated church dedication. Dr Elmer E Heg assists in hospital case. Mrs Reider opens dressmaking rooms south side. St Clair Steel Ranges and Cooks Justin cars advertised at Yakima Home Co. Arendt to Spokane for business.
Fisher Family Arrives from Bedford Indiana Plans New Home
J. FE. Fisher, brother of T. R. Fisher, arrived Friday with his family from Bedford Indiana and will locate permanently. He plans to buy lots and build a home. Mrs. A. B. McDermid and children Donald and Bernice spent Sydney of last week with Mrs. J. L. Stackhouse at Zillah.
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J. FE. Fisher
T. R. Fisher
Bedford
Indiana
Mr. Fisher
A. B. McDermid
Donald and
Bernice
Sydney
J. L. Stackhouse
Zillah
Offers to Writers by Washington Irrigation Company
The Sunnyside canal owner invites written articles about the Sunnyside country for three prizes. First prize $50 for overall Sunnyside article, second prize $30 for a district piece, third prize $20 for a farm article. Send manuscripts to Zillah by December 1. judged by a Pullman Agricultural College professor. prizes awarded by Christmas.
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Washington Irrigation Company
Sunnyside Canal
Sunnyside
Zillah
Parker Bottom
Outlook
Euclid
Agricultural College
Pullman
Reduced prices to fair and new Yakima plans
Dr. T B Gunn secretary announces lower admission tickets and half price passenger hauling for the State Fair. Yakima commuters will benefit with hacks at 25 cents round trip and banners carriers at 15 cents. Tacoma Seattle excursion $3.50 includes two admissions. Family tickets $2.50 daily. Camping space, lodging, and forenoon livestock exhibitions set to attract visitors and encourage extended stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Gunn
Yakima
Northwest
Tacoma
Seattle
Lost Bay Mare Reward Offer
Bay mare with white facial stripe, branded on left stifle. $10 reward for return or information leading to recovery. Contact Eury Hovser at 109 North Ahtanum Avenue, North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eury Hovser
Ahtanum Ave
North
Yakima
For Sale by Coffin Bros Bucks and Thoroughbreds
Auction notice lists bucks and thoroughbreds for sale by Coffin Bros with catalog reference 37-4t. Sold animals include coarse or fine stock and grades as available. Auction terms not specified.
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Coffin Bros
New Fall and Winter Suits at Marquardt Tailor Stand
Marquardt, the new tailor at Probach's old stand, has received fresh fall and winter cloths. Latest styles in goods and cut are offered at low prices with a 36 inch option noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquardt
Probach
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Yakima Herald
City News
A.B. Reinboth
Aberdeen
W.S. Offner
Walla Wwalla
Samuel E. Swanson
Nettie Simpson
D. B. Eby
T. W. Moore
Los Angeles
Wm. Badger
James Caravan
Horse Heaven Wheat District
Mr. Weber
J. A. Smith
R. H. Armsworthy
Gillam County
Ore
Herbert Hawley
J. L. Kinzee
Kiowa
Yakima County
Ballard Register
Thomas Levery
J. C. MacCrimmon
Jacob Jacobson
Levery
Jacobson
Turner
Green Mercantile Company
H&rald
J. W. Young
North Yakima
E. J
Mary
Federated Church
Sunnyside Sun
Elmer E. Heg
R. N. Gorlen
Dr. Heg
Gordon’s
St. Clair Steel
Justin
S. Arendt
Spokane
DR. C. H. Bugbee
Yakima Ave
N. Second Street
Gunn
E. F. Benson
Ijn
Catholic Church
AGC
Rug Department
Smyrnas
Axminsters
Body Brussels
Wiltons
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