The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-08-29
Highest Of all in Leavening powerLatest Govt Report
R3H!A!!! RR s*assz
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

st. Joseph's Academy will reopen on
Monday next.
Mrs. Frank II. Winslow, Of Seattle, is
a guest of the Hotel Yakima.
Miss Sally AIKEN, OF Georgia, is the
guest OF Mrs. II. X. Owens this week.
Mrs. Samuel Storrow returned from
the Sound Wednesday. She is still de-
pendent on crutches.
Rev. G. A. Salyer and wife and ]. l..
stackhouse and wife have returned from
their outing at Soda springs.
j. +. Shannon left for the east wednes-
day for lengthy visit. He took his sur
veying instruments with him.
j. E. Ryan will let the contract this
week for two story brick residence on
the corner OF Walnut street and Natcheez
avenue.
t. X. Fisher aud family and N. N.
Brown and wife returned on Tuesday
from the upper Nstcheez, where they
have been encamped.
County Commissioner Nelson Rich was
North Yakima visitor on Wednesday.
He says his hops are looking exceedingly
we'll and that he will commence picking
next Monday.
The biggest killing Of grouse yet re-
ported this season was made by Joseph
Metzger and Ed Armitage, who bagged
"a in less than two hours while on q re-
cent trip up the Natcheez.
+. w. Parker, the Puget sound agent OF
the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha railway, spent Wednesday in this
city looking after the interests Of his COM
pany in respect to hop shipments.
II you want hop tickets get those
printed at The HERALD office. A num-
bering machine has recently been added
to the equipment Of the job department,
which will be appreciated by patrons, as
ii is the only one in central Washington.
Richard Olney, nephew Of the secre-
tary of state in Cleveland's cabinet, ar
rived in the city Monday from Cherry
Creek, Mass, and will probably make
this his home. He owns 10.acre tract
under the Yakima Canal compsny's ditch,
and ii he can be convinced that market
is at hand for the output Of starch fac
tory and csnnery he will probably engage
in these enterprises.
Hon. Ezra Meeker arrived from Puy-
allup Tuesday evening and spent the
succeeding day in viewing the hop yards
in the Sunnyside district. He says the re-
ports circulated on the sound regarding
the prevalence of vermin and bad condi.
ton of the Yakima yards are greatly ex-
aggerated. He says the yards he visited
were mainly in excellent condition and
promised to yield fine quality of hop.
l.. Cofield and wife, of Minnesota, have
been Yakima visitors this week. Mr..
Cofield stopped off here to see Mr.. George
E. Stacy, of the First National bank, who
was formerly one OF the officials Of Wright
county, Mimi, where Mr.. Cofeld makes
his home and is engaged in the banking
business, Mr.. Co6eld came to this state
on tour of observation and is 30 well
pleased that he thinks it is probable he
will return in the spring and locate.
Pleas Bounds gives this information
regarding the killing of the she black
bear and cub in the Tietan. Mr.. Bounds
found the cub and after he had dispatch
ed him turned to look for Harry Moran.
He saw two figures about the same size
and appearance within six feet Of each
other. One was Moran, the other the
bear. Mr.. Bounds thought they we're
going to have wrestling match but the
nearness of Mr.. Moran to the bear was
of his own seeking as he was carrying
shot gun and close quarters we're neces-
sary to make the shot effective. Bruin
tumbled over dead at the first fire.