The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-10-11
LOCAL items GALORE
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The Herald's Many Readers.
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HOME TALES ENTERTAINMENT TOLD

ID. +. Lesh is ia Seattle this week.
L. V. Janeck and Fred Janeck returned
from Portland this morning.
Miss Allen, daughter OF II. II. Alien,
returned from Seattle Thursday.
F. ID. Hiscock returned from visit to
Tacoma on Wednesday morning.
Judge S. G. Henton visited Tacoma
this week on U. ). commissioner BUSH
ness.
A Yakima avenue entrance to the
upper stories Of the Lewis ngle building
is being built.
G. b. Morris and family have removed
from Missouri to this county AMI will
make their home here.
NJ. NJ. Harris arrived on Monday from
Portland for visit with his brothers OF
the | y L company.
s. S. Purdy, night operator at the de-
pot, returned from Montana on Wednes-
day, fully recovered in health.
Deputy Marshal Catron, X. A. Hume
and J. II. Bradford were arrivals home
on the train from the west Tuesday.
Rev. Clarke Davis will lecture at the
opera house on the 18th, 18th and 10Th OF
this month on the subject OF ten perance
The St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber COM
psny's dry kiln, located at Tacoma, with
a capacity of 100000 feet, burned one
day this week.
The Yakima Association OF Congrega-
tional churches holds its seml-annual
meeting with the Natchez Congregational
church on Wednesday and Thursday of
next week. An interesting program will
be carried out.
The HERALD's premium award on page
one gives the Yakima Hop company the
first premium for hops. This is an error.
John Stone received first prize on his
Selah Valley crop, the Yakima Hop COM
pany taking second.
Two horses belonging to 2. A. Bounds
were taken from his stable one night dur
ing the past week but were afterwards
found in the country. The same night u
buggy and set of harness were stolen
from the barn OF Mr.. Lemon.
Register Smelling, Of the land office has
returned from trip to Walla Walla and
Dayton. He says Yakima is in much
better condition IN business light than
either OF those places and that in con-
parison the Yakima farmers are in clover.
The annual meeting of the Eastern
Washington Christian churches is being
held this week, and a great number OF
visitors are in the city. In connection
with this assemblage the Y. p. ). c. f.
is also holding it's annual convention.
Much work is being accomplished.
Congressman Wilson during his recent
visit TO Yakima stated that the So, 900
for which the Weuatchee fisheries. were
sold will soon be ready for distribution
among the Yakima Indians. This money
will all be expended here and will con-
tribute to the general improvement OF the
local financial condition
A republican club was organized at the
court house on Saturday last with j. NJ.
Newman, president; John Reed and DIR.
z. Frank, vice-presidents; +. A. Brown,
secretary, and Col. j. A. Taggard, treas
urer. John Reed says he will resign.
Perhaps the vacancy will be filed by the
appointment of Mr.. Ira p. Englehart.
The republican state central committee
has assigned S. C. Hyde to speak at
North Yakima Oct. 10th, and John b.
Allen on Oct. 30th. Neither Doolttle
nor Attorney General Jones will favor a
Yakima audience unless mishap in the
train service forces them to lay over.
Attorney w. l.. Jones will also go on the
stump for the state central committee.
On Monday night Fred Parker took a
shot at wouid.be robber of his chicken
coop, and on Tuesday night his nephew,
Mr.. Freeman, followed his uncle's ex-
ample upon man who tried to enter the
house as early as $50 in the evening.
There is no clew to the bold bad man,
yet Mr.. Freeman thinks he winged"
him as he went over the side fence.
There is report current in Tacoma
that the time schedule Of the Northern
Pacific will be changed next week or
shortly after SO that the train from the
west will arrive several hours earlier in
the morning. aud the train from the east
will arrive about six O'Clock in the after
noon. Agent Humphrey says that he
has received no advices to that effect but
expects that change will shortly be
made.
7. q. Redmon, wife, two sons aud a
daughter will leave next week for their
old home in Craig. Mo. They are much
attached TO Yakima but have been unable
to sell their property in Missouri and Mr.
Redmon is averse TO living on rented land
and has not the means to buy unless he
can dispose OF his holding in the East, in
which event he will return here and in
vest in an improved farm.
The first we'll Of the Pacific Land and
Artisan Well company, on the Mckee.
which was trimmed out to diameter of 8
inches, has recently been plugged and n
two inch nozzle inserted This had the
effect OF sending continuous stream of
water into the air to heighth OF between
40 and 80 feet, which, on clear DAYS, can
be seen from this city. Messrs. Bune &
CLARK intend to put T in the pipe and
use one OF the streams for furnishing
power in boring three additional wells
which are expected to irrigate 5000 acres
OF land.
Potato sacks, 6rst class, can now he
had AZ tina Mort h Xakiu,a EIo.x Ag;tI %