The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-06-29

The Supreme Court has affirmed judg
ment in the case of Harry A. Steele, a
minor, and Mrs. A. o. Steele, his guar
dian ad Item respondents, vs.. Northern
Pacific Railway Company. appellants.
This action was brought to recover
damages for young Steele, who, in cross
ing public street in North Yakima, was
struck by one of the defendants cars
and severely injured. The Superior
Court Of Yakima county rendered yer.
diet in favor of the plaintiff for 81 $40.
from which decision the appeal was
made.
J. q. Dickson, organizer for the Mod
ern Woodmen, returned from a visit to
the supreme camp at Kansas City on
| Friday last. Mr.. Dickson also visited in
Minnesota, and was in Minneapolis at
the time of the New Richmond cyclone.
He saws there have been an unusual
number of electrical storms in the east
this spring, which prove terror to those
who have lived in Washington, where
such disturbances are unknown. Yak
ina looked fairer than eve- upon his re-
turn, he said.
Ervie Bounds returned Friday evening
from Tacoma, where he has been attend
ing school the past year. He came from
the Sound over the mountains on bis
| bicycle, making the trip in two days, a
record that has never been made before.
He also participated in the bicycle races
one for one-mile dash-a handsome
gold medal being the prize.
At meeting of the State Fair Com
mission held in Yakima last week the
work of compiling the premium list was
completed. 1t will be placed in the
hands of the printer at once and will
soon be ready for distribution. Every
thing indicates good fair this year.
The Good Templars held an ice cream
social at their hall in the Allen block on
Monday evening, large number partic.
ipating in the event. The order is in a
tlourishing condition, over sixty mem
bers now being on it's roster.
A bright meteor was observed in the
sky southeast of town about o'clock on
Friday evening. The phenomenon
lighted up the east for an instant until
one could have read newspaper had
the fash continued.
The Modern Woodmen held a very
pleasant ice cream and strawberry social
at their hall in the Allen block on Fri.
day evening last. A musical and liter
AIRY program was rendered and general
sociabiIity prevailed.
Moore & Grout, the patentees and
manufacturers of "Sure Shot Solution"
report large demand for their popular
tire repair preparation. 1t is now being
listed by all the big cycle supply houses
on the coast.
Spot Cash beats all other competition
can be verifid to those desiring anything
in the hardware line if they will give me
a call. D. R. Barton. Second street,
North Yakima. 24-tf
Clyde Warner took in the show at
Yakima on Monday. He says that fifty
persons accompanied him to that city,
all for the same purpose, we presume, to
see the elephant. -Ellensburg Dawn.
Outside orders for Sweet Sodss and
Soda Pop for 4th of July business should
be in not later than Monday, July 3yd.
Yakima Bottling Works. 24-lt
j. B. Currents cosy new home in the
eastern part OF the city is now completed
and will soon be occupied by his family,
h. F. Halliday is confined to his home
on the west side of the track with Sc
we're attack of lung fever
FoUND-A black fur oyercoat. Owner
can have same by addressing Mrs. Mary
kruse, North Yakima. 8
The new five minute" breakfast must
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