The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1897-09-23
Local
MeIan$e
Court convenes October 4th.


Allen.
Uncle Bill Taylor Of the Selah, is off on
a mining trip about ten miles beyond
Fish lake.
Miss Carrie Young has again been ten
dered the position of teacher in the
Riverside school district.
Those who never saw an Indian war
dance cannot afford to miss the Indian
Jubilee, Sept. 80, Oct. and >.
Miss Jennie Snively left Monday morn.
ing for Tacoma where she will take a
course in the Annie Wright seminary.
w. II. Rowe of Glendale, North Da.
kota, has determined to move to North
Yakima and will locate among us in the
near future.
Mrs. Fred r. Reed has gone to San
Francisco on account of i'll health and is
accompanied by her mother, Mrs ID. f.
Budd of Portland.
q. G. Mitchell, manager of the Dia-
mond Ice Co., of Seattle, is spending Il
few days at North Yakima combining
business with pleasure.
Edgar Gum left for the Agricultural
college at Pullman Tuesday night. He
has the scholarship from this county and
it could not be in better hands.
Indian runners have been dispatched
to bring in all the notable Indians who
are not already here and they will al
be seen at the jubilee Sept. 80, Oct.
Matt Bartholet, jr., is the new little
chaps name, and by and by it will be
Old Matt and Young Matt and Deputy
Matt, jr., and ex-Deputy Charlie. Ev.
erybody is well.
County Superintendent Plumb made
the Prosser schools an official visit last
week and found matters in very nice
shape under the management of Mr. and
Mrs. Asa Schwartze.
G. NJ. Gilman who is the industrial
teacher on the reservation, has been hav.
ing vacation, a part OF which he has
spent in North Yakima, He will report
for duty again next Monday.
Mrs. Yostug and her four children
have made the best record 20 far in the
Schreiner hop yard. Their average is
six boxes per day. Five acres of hops
in this yard yielded 1853 boxes.
Moments are useless if trifed away
and they are dangerously wasted if CON
sumed by delay in cases where One Min
ute Cough Cure would bring immediate
relief. Janeck Bros. Drug Store.
The saloon belonging to f.. W. Dooley
at Zillah was broken into and robbed of
twelve quart bottles of whiskey last week,
and the Indians in that vicinity have
been on glorious tear as a result.
Out of about 100 pickers in the Morr.
son yard, now leased by Campbell Bros,
q. w. Sutton has the best score. Him.
self and wife and two small children
picked three and one half boxes per day
as a regular thing.
l.. j. Moore has received through his
attorney, S. G. Henton, a reward for APP
pretending Geo. Conklin and Guy
Harshman, who were wanted for coun-
terfeiting. 1t will be remembered that
they operated at and about Roslyn.
Yakima leads again. This time it was
Willie Her who took stock of Schotts
shoes to Pasco and shod the town last
Friday and Saturday. On Monday a
Cleveland man landed there on the same
Grand and discovered that he was just
two days too late.
Small precautions often prevent grea
mischiefs. DeWitt's Little Early Rsers
are very small in size, but are most eff
fective in preventing the most serious
forms of liver and stomach troubles.
They cure constipation and headache and
regulate the bowels. Janeck Bros Drug
Store.
David Weddle, who used to live up in
the Cowychee valley and who was sent
over the road some years ago for cattle
stealing, died In the state pententiary a
few DAYS ago. Just before his death be
revealed to the officers the names of some
other residents of this county who have
been engaged in this same line of bust
ness and may soon become entangled in
the tolls of the law unless they look out
and cease their operations.
Herbert Reese WAS down from the
Summit district last week and spent sew
eral days in North Yakima. He has
made up his mind to winter at this place
this winter instead of Buckley which has
been his headquarters heretofore. He
Gays that almost the entire population Of
that district will spend tine coming winter
in North Yakima if the road can he com
pleted around Hanging rock this fall, and
there seems to be every prospect OF &C,
complishing this.
James Longmire. one OF the oldest pic.
neers of Washington, and the proprietor
OF the LoDgmire springs, died on We'd
uesdsy, Sept. 10, at the residence of his
dsughter-in-lsw, Mrs Lou jackson Long.
mire, in Tacoma, lie had been very