The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-06-15
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY.


visitor last week
Judge Morford has departed from the
Sound for Dawson City.
W. w. Smith, recently from Tacoma,
has located at Prosser where he has
opened blacksmith shop.
The Sunnyside picked nine challenged
the Prosser talent for base ball game
last week, which the latter declined.
Congressman Jones left on the Monday
flyer to be present at the Fairbanks ,e-
ception. He will return Friday.
Thomas Brownscom, a graduate OF the
state university at Seattle, is in charge OF
the local news column OF the Republic.
Prosser is to have bank. At present
the business men deal with the North
Yakima and Arlington banks, says the
Record.
Z. W. Dooley returned Sunday from
the Sound after a successful business
venture, having disposed of three car
loads OF horses at profit.
Sebastian LAUDER and wife have had
their judgement against the Northern
Pacific railway company, satisfied in full
for s240, and costs of court.
Jody Bland is preparing to take his
cousin Jobp uopIa.con 10 tbo co,uA
with the hope that the change of climate
may benefit his very poor health.
Ben Eglin with freight wagon and
team, started on Wednesday via. Mes
pelim and Bonaparte for Republic, ex.
pecting to be absent few weeks. Keller
Miner.
W. A. Church, of Yakima City, was in
town this week. Mr.. Church is now with
the railroad surveyors on the north side
OF the Columbia. -Goldenda Agricultu-
rist.
Ex.Register Of the land office, A. f.
Smelling, is temporarily occupying the
place of register Walter Reed, while the
latter is in attendance on the federal
court this week in Seattle.
Mrs. T. II. Shannon has returned from
lengthy trip visiting relatives in the
east and "Tom," the Zillah hop king was
in town Monday to welcome his better
half home again.
Sam Cameron has taken bunch of
muttons to the Republic mines. Col.
Hewlett has received word from his SON
in-law that the fire which destroyed
Republic will not initiate against his
venture.
Mrs. Henry Stone is building brick
addition to her brick residence on Front
street. Contractor Switzer has the work
in charge. 1t will be 2 stories, 30x32 #.
There will be six rooms and all modern
conveniences.
The timber land faker Wood, whose
misdeeds in fraudulently filing timber
lands in Kittitas county and elsewhere,
were detailed some weeks since in The
HERALD is now under arrest in Seattle.
A hearing before the federal grand jury
was in progress on Monday.
The Keller Miner, in the Republic min
ing region of the new country of Ferry, 10
new journalistic venture. 1t is under
the joint management of Lieut. Gov.
Daniels and Seymour H. Bell and bids
fair to be powerful aid to the develop
ment of the new country.
At the closing meeting of the
Womsn's Club on Tuesday, June 6, the
cooperation of the club was asked by
Messrs. Lombard and Otter, of the
Fourth of July committee, to make the
day grand success. The Club appointed
a committee of ladies to comply with the
request.
Mrs. J. B. Allen, wife of Senator Allen
OF Seattle, was the guest of Mrs. Frank
McCandless on Wednesday. Mrs. Allen
is the president of the Red Cross for the
state of Washington and met a number
of the Red Cross ladies on Wednesday at
eleven o'clock.-Ellensburg Localizer.
During the summer instruction will be
given in the following subjects Math-
ematics; arithmetic, algebra. geometry,
trigonometry Latin, Greek French,
English Grammar, Rhetoric, Literature
and Composition. Address, III. V. Bon.
nivell, care OF M. l.. Matterson. 22-2w