The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-07-20
Miles Cannon reports of conditions, etc.

wheat crop prospects IN the hOrse nea-
ven country are not so bad as has been
reported. The fali.sown wheat replow ed
10 the spring is all right. The wheat
Gown in the spring, however, is ecorched
somewhat. The Sunnyside country is all
right and one can ride through it and not
find anybody complaining. The Dunk
ards are prospecting and forty families
are expected this fall from the east.
u. Macdonald begs to announce that
all of his fine shirt-wsists are now at
greatly reduced prices, as follows: Csc
qualities now SOC; our S5c, 95c and Sl.0O
qualities now zoe; our 81 % qualities now
Csc; $3.50 qualities now $l.29, These
waists are the latest and most stylish
garments the markets have produced this
season and those who secure one are for
tunate.
NJ. Schichtl has received notice that
patent has been allowed him on his wagon
tongue supporter. This invention is a
wire spring for holding up wagon tongues.
and Mr.. Schichtl saws he has good thing
in 1t. He has put a number of them
about the country, but will now begin the
manufacture of them on large scale.
Receiver Joseph S. Allen of the So my.
side canal states that the Dunkards at
Sunnvsde are to have twenty acres set
aside for their church property by order
of court, Elder D. B. Ely, trustee. A
Car load of Dunkards is expected to ar
rive from the east next month and
another car load in September.
The trial of the appeal of Prof. Mcbride
before county superintendent Plumb, was
called yesterday at the latter's Office in
the court house. Prof. McBride's attor-
neys, Messrs Jones and Guthrie not be-
ing ready, the case was continued till
next Thursday, when amended state
ments will be filed.
Before going to the mountains secure
your necessaries at Wallace Co burn
Hardware Co.'S. A large assortment of
camp outfits, fishing tackle, guns and
ammunition that is good and will not
disappoint you after you get there. 81
The Masons had an enjoyable social
Saturday night. The business part of
the session was devoted to comforting the
third degree upon Deputy Sheriff Lum.
The festivities concluded with refresh
ments. The lodge will not meet again
until September.
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. 24tf
The Mikado is doing rushing bust
ness these days. Beside serving ice
cream and warm weather drinks the
Mikado is furnishing the ice dsinties for
nearly all the parties being given.
Plenty OF money to loan at 7 per cent
per annum. payable-interest and prin-
ciple- monthly. T. W. Griffin, at First
National Bank, North Y akima.
Miss Etha Henderson was awarded a
scholarship in Whitman college this week,
and will enter the Freshman class in that
school this year.
Rev. George Wallace. large property
owner here, residing at Boulder, Colo,
has reached Tacoma on his way to North
Yakima next week.
j. c. McEachren and John Morford
have returned from Easton with the
teams sold by Mulkey to Morford, as de-
tailed elsewhere.
Money saved is money Garner. Nothing
truer. Save money by buying your
hardware right for cash at D. r. Barton's
Second street. 24-tf
Alex. Miller's elegant residence is near
ing completion under the skillful man
agement of w. w. FELTON,, the welI.known
architect.
The st. Paul & Tacoma Lunbe COM
pany are about to open one of the largest
lumber yards in the county at Mabton.
A. F. Dorms, of Carmi. H., has been
taking stock at Malloy's cigar store with
a view of purchasing an interest.
Ringling's circus tent was wrecked by