Commercial Club Convention Appeals to Northwest Delegates
Spokane hosts the Pacific Northwest convention of commercial clubs September 25 and 26 during the Interstate fair. Railroads offer half fare round trips from Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana to encourage attendance. Delegates should notify secretary R C Rohrabacher as soon as chosen.
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Spokane
Wash
Northern Pacific
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Pacific Northwest
Irrigation Congress
Boise
R. C. Rohrabacher
Tieton Hall Opens With Festive Decor and Prime Floor
A new hall on North First street, built by A. B. Weed, opened last night in Yakima. Decorated with green and red tissue festoons and bells, it features a 75 by 100 foot maple floor, movable music platform, and a banquet alcove separated by curtains. Wrights Orchestra provided the music with a phonograph for rests. The hall is praised as the finest floor ever laid in Yakima and designed for ideal gatherings.
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Tieton Hall
A. B. Weed
North First Street
Wright
Yakima
Bullet Kills Two Coyotes Near Kiona
Peter Watson reports a calm encounter while camping near Kiona when two coyotes approached but did not notice him. He fired the bullet, killing both animals in their tracks as wind and distance favored him.
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Kiona
Peter Watson
Prairie Schooner
Carnival Attractions Draw Big Nightly Crowds
A Nelson B C carnival report notes growing nightly crowds for acts including Black Art illusions in the Temple of Art and the Red Dome performances. Maxi mo the high diving dog and baby incubator exhibits by Drs. Couney and Schenkein drew wide attention as spectators praised the professional quality and dramatic demonstrations.
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Simi Letta
Nat Reis
Nelson
B. C
Mr. Reis
Chicago
Spokane
Parker
Reis
Maximo
M. A. Couney
S. Schenkein
Hard Lot in Police Court under Judge Doust
A rowdy group faced Judge Doust after a Tuesday morn session. Arnold pleaded for leniency on birthday celebrations and Berry attacked officers before grounding out with a $30 fine. The first Japanese man arrested for drunkenness appeared and was fined $10.
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Arnold
Dick Berry
Kelley
Berry
Fruitgrowers Note on Sprays and Improved Berry Crates
High grade Paris Green and lead spraying materials available at the Horticultural Union warehouse. Also offered improved berry crates with folding hal locks cherry boxes both common and selects. Manager E. E. Samson announces sale.
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Horticultural Union Warehouse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commercial Club
Canadian Pacific Railway
United States
Alberta
Northwest
East
United Action
Europe
United States Cavalry
N. P. Pratt Laboratory
Atlanta
Yakima Mineral Springs Co
Chestnut Street
THE
First National Bank
W. M. Ladd
Charles Carpenter
U. S
W. L. Steinweg
A. B. Cline
Asst
F. J. Tickner
A. J. Shaw & Sons
North Second Street
Bators
Red Dome
Wanda
Trent-Raynor Company
Hardware and Seed Dealers
S. First St
Justice Doust
Atl
Judge Doust
E. E. Samson
Wyman & Fraser
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