The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-06-08
DR.. Green has gone 10 Spokane.

DR.. Green has gone 10 Spokane.
Born, May 30, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
STAG mouse, q son.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Volica OF the Seah, died on Wednesday.
W. C. Smith, of Sunnvside was in
town on Monday. paying THE HERALD
q pleasant and substantial call.
Mems Four-in-hand Neckties, regular
price 25c and 35c. tor l5c. special, at J.
j. Macdonald's, South First st. II
Alex. u. Sloan is in Roslyn today,
where he was summoned to attend the
funeral of a relative.
A. Herke has cont racted to deliver to
Horst & Lachmund $4,000 pounds of fu-
ture hops at IL cents.
Mems Fine Bslbriggsn Underwear for
45c; mems Extra Fine Lisle Thread Un-
derwear 75c, at j. J. Macdonald's Mems
Furnishing Store. 81
Miss Marie Druse has returned home
from her lengthy stay in Goldendale.
She goes back July LIST to assist in the
institute after which she will resume her
art class in the academy.
w. E. Bond has purchased the -four
and feed business on First street, from
Preston Stephens. Mr.. Bond is a pro.
gressive young business man, who re-
Gently came here from Michigan.
The Northern Pacific is offering greatly
reduced rates to people from nelghboring
towns who wish to attend Ringing Bros.
circns at North Yakima June 10. See
your local agent for further particulars. 2t
Jos. Stephenson returned this week
from his annual horse roundup, which
covered about three weeks. Uncle Joe
seems to stand the fatigue incidental to
such work as well as he did in the early
days.
w. II. Hare will offer for sale on June
10th, at North Yakima, about 100 head
OF one, two and three-year-od colts and
brood mares. Here is an excellent OPP
portunlty to secure good stock from the
famous Stinson band.
Mesdsmes Horsley, WEIGH and Bell,
and Misses Dent and Lombard consti-
tuted fishing party up the Cowychee
today. The fish markets will probably
lose the patronage of the families repre-
sented for the remainder of the season.
-Four people have been fined s. each
by Police Magistrate Taggsrd for riding
bikes upon the sidewalks. The author
tiles are determined to stop the nuisance.
The ordinance appeared to be dead let
ter. but it's enforcement is having a salu.
tary influence before any serious dam
age results.
Alfred Dent expects to have special
music as an attraction at The Mikado
on Monday evening, and has also invited
as guests for the occasion the high school
graduating class of 100, together with
their teachers. His attractive parlors
seem to be very popular and are receiv-
ing most liberal patronage from the
public.
Samuel X. McCaw left Tuesday night
for Ross Fork, Idaho, to accept a posi-
ton at Fort Hall Indian agency as issu-
ing clerk. His wife will for the present
retain her position at Fort Simcoe Mr..
McCaw is a shining example of what a
young Indian may make OF himself by
education, thrift and industry. There is
assured promotion and distinction await
ing this young man who is endeavoring
to uplift and be Of benefit TO his race.
Yakima is to have another steam
laundry. On Saturday last X. d. Read
purchased from w. /. Lince the lot and
building on the corner of a and First
streets, where he proposes to put in a
frst-class steam plant. He has already
ordered his machinery from Chicago,
which he says will be up-!o-date in every
particular, and will enable him to turn
out superior class of work. Mr.. Read
intends making some Improvements on
the building, enlsrging and fitting it up
with conveniences especially adapted to