The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-01
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Ev. nsx vaxuns and fo.r rev nsx.
receipts Il Newport the past week
Indnstyssl scenes are il arder every dAS
Ia KeIDc. Even on Sunday boats come
Up the river ana too RATS OF logs 10
Portland
ana the opening Of the wool season viii
probably scatter q little money through
Cuban county. Oregon
There II 10 acres OF wheat sown On
dln9es iarm. east Of os1a%sa. hat /. Ioos
ing particularly we'll As far an heard
from the fan wheat 10 IN fne condition
Fail grain ri Stevenson is locking fne
with the exception o. few pieces shas
we're sewn too late to get . good start
last fail. and were killed or badly darn
aged by the frost Fruit has suffered
from the same cause.
A large number of farmers and other
weIl-to-do citizens Of Amigo, Wis. are
making arrangements 10 come 20 What
com county the coming autumn. s. r.
Muiln has bean posting them with local
Hterasure-and they like II
Fish Commissioner Little expects to es-
tahlish several experimental oyster sta
tt01s in various parts OF the Sound with
the 81 So appropriated for the purpose BY
the last legislature. He believes tne oys-
ter business viii become a great Puget
sound Industry.
A party OF Aomcseekers from Almera-
Kan. including three families and two
heads OF faHaiic&- arrived n Whascoyn
county recently, The newcomers are Old
friends OF J. Holmes. OK Hohingswortn.
and viii be his guests until they md suit
able locations tor permanent reside nee
So many Wisconsin people are fiiing into
Asotin county that they will soon hold
the balance Of power. says the Asotin
County Sentinel. and be able 10 control
the affairs OF the county. But We are
not sorry: Tor they seem 70 be con-
geSiaI and enterprslnE class OF people.
The Paicuse country has cereals to beat
the world. fruit unsurpassed. STOCK rails
ing IN patches. a beet sugar factory in
certain prospect. and FAX on the way.
waste material and Popuiism viii never
again raise its head.-Garfeld Enterprise
II 10 hard 10 estimate the value OF the
rains which have visited R4izviile during
the week. Monday night ram TELL from
O'Clock until early morn, and the
ground was soaked for several inches.
The chances for at least 4 million dol
lars In cold cash TO be dumped into Ritz
ceedingiy good. says the local paper.
c. H. MeNeliaad and family. of Butter
vile. Ind. arrived in chehalis last Mon
day And VIII make Washington their
home M McNeslard is ZIMMERMAN
He expects TO rem; house In Csehalis
and Will spend q few weeks looking over
the country He will not go into bust
ness at once Later he viii buy a saw
business
Among our present accessions OF new
population !, is noted that the large ma
jo-ity are tiliers OF the soil. These men
are more far-sighted than a great many
who remove 10 a new country expecting
10 become wealthy by lot booming. and
in reality Washington In getting about the
best class of Enumeration she has ever
had. There ID competence 10 be gain
ed in agriculture in Washington. II is
prosaic but far more Certain than many
other lines OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. News.
Lucian Bernard. Of Grand Rapids. Wis.
IL among the new arrivals. He % ex-
peeted to report his opinion Of Asoiin 10
his friends liz Grand RAPIDS. who are
contemplating a Western emigration TINS
spring. Mr.. Bernard was neard 10 ex-
press himself being delighted with our
climate as well as oar business opporiu.
mites, says the Asotin County Sentinel,
ard II he acquaints himself thoroughly
with our natural advantages and induce
msn,s for development VIC doubt not that
his report will be the means OK the ioca-
ton of more Badgers" in our midst.
Col. E. H. Morrison has now go acres
of ground ready for beets AT Waveriy.
E.ght teams are at work near Wasexiy
preparing the sosl for the other l.s1 acres
Ar- Morrison expects To put into beets.
The colonel has worked long for this
enterprise. and now that /: Is an assured
FACT Re does not propose 10 stop. but
viii do al IL his power TO help Il along
10 success. Let others follow his exam
bsN sss ei1AArt c&sA-s MI s0us slHSH n8S
worked hard IN the interest Of the peo-
pie here, AZ well as for himself. and he
should have The good wishes OF every one
In this vicinity.
The no1d gates OF the popuious East
are opened. and Washington is absorbing
the tidal wave like a sponge Friday even
Ing train load 81 Immigrants from Ms
souri, passed through Garfield en- route 10
Oregon over the .. r. h. N. and the next
train north bound. due here At nearly
the same time. had eleven coaches OF
Passengers and their baggage, bound sor
the Paiouse and Spokane countries "A
large number Of these aIighted =, Gar
field and there was lively scfamhie
among the hotel ren-nos 10 secure iodg-
ers. but TO find place TO stow them
away There is plenty OF room In the fer
tile Paiouse region for many more homes
OF plenty.-Garne}d Enterprise