The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-07
LOCAL nIlEVIrIEs.

All styles Of job printing at the HER
AID Office.
Mrs. Louise Montgomery died at e.
lensburgh, Monday.
ALLEN Weir has sold the Argus, Of
Port Townsend, TO W. r. Newell, Of Walla
waIla.
"A. B. Weed has the choicest washing
machine in the market. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Mart Schichtl talks Of building a
brick on his lots opposite the Guilland
House this year.
For fresh Olympia oysters, go to
Herke's, who is prepared to wait on you
at oil hours, day or night.
AN old man named Zimmerman was
burned to death in his cabin, situate on
the Wenatchie, few days since.
The social hop at the opera house,
Thursday evening, was a very pleasant
affair but not so largely attended as was
expected.
"A recent estimate places the number
Of people in Yakima county at 600.
This, II true, is a wonderful gain over two
yeaD ago.
The new vestibule through coaches
will be put on the Northern Pacific be-
tween st. Paul and Portland, via Tacoma,
about April l.
e. NJ. Reed has presented to W. 2.
York, to be placed in his cabinet Of Curl
osities, Vol. l, No. l, Of the New York
Sun, with date Of 1888.
III you have lost any money lately,
Redfeld will return 1t by selling you
goods 30 remarkably cheap that you will
forget your misfortune.
Go and examine those elegant gold
watches at Redfeld's. They are daisies,
and 90 cheapl Remember, they are war
ranted as represented or no trade.
The ROslyn Coal Co. announces that
mines l and 2 have been closed down for
at least three months. This is likely to
cause a stampede Of the old miners.
Daniel Young died at Goldendale on
January 10. He was one Of the pioneers
Of Washington Territory, and was one Of
the survivors Of the Whitman massacre.
Everybody is treated alike at Red
fields iewelry store. The poor mans
money will buy as much as the rich. II
you don't believe it, call around and in
vestigate.
Yakima Springs mineral water is
among the waters noted on the Northern
Pacific dining car menus. 1t is gaining
quite a reputation abroad and takes well
with the travelling public.
C. B. Hopkins has been made terri
torial agent Of the new monograph which
is expected to do away with stenograph-
efs and to a certain per cent. with novels
and other light literature.
Water was turned, this week, into
the mill race, which has been undergoing
repairs, and the mill has commenced
grinding again. There are 5000 bushels
Of wheat in the mill company's ware
house.
-Messrs Goodwin and Strobacb
have purchased from John p sheriff
OF Tacoma, lot 7, block 30, on Yakima
avenue. The price paid was $1,000. Mr..
Sheriff bought this lot few months ago
for 500.
Miss Ollie Vaughn. TEACHER Of the
Wenas school ia confined 10 ber bona
suffering from n sprained ankle the re.
suit Of being thrown to the ground while
riding behind a team Of horses which
took fright and ran away.
The Seattle po,,. L0,,u;o,nc., sea,,,o
P,,,, Tacoma L>do,r Tacoma GIoL, and
Tacoma N,w, were the dailv paners first
placinV the Yakima Hpp1,n on tbe;, an.
change lists. The compliments are high
ones and duly appreciated.
r., J, Davis. assistant cashier Of the
Merchants, National hank ~ Tacoma and
Willis Boatman. purchased this wpek ~
Bartholet Bros thirty acres ~ land s;,u.
ated on the bench southwest of tho CITY
Inc consideration was t4OOO'
Albert Barthold, while considerably
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