The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-04-06

Lincoln Dilley returned from a BUSH
ness trip to Tacoma on Saturday
Walter n. Granger and Nelson Rich
were North Yakima passengers on Mon
days west-bound flyer.
J. II. Hathaway and tx sheriff VIM.
Lewis departed for the Okanogan country
overland, via Ellensburg last week.
ID. J Wynkoop leaves on the 10th inst.
for the mines of the Okanogan to repre-
sent a syndicate of Yakima investors.
See the Planet Jr. Universal cultivator
for orchards and hops. The finest tool
out. Yakima Hardware Co., agents.
Some new and beautiful things in the
line of silk shirt waists at The Wonder.
They must be seen to be appreciated. 10
w. |. Lince is experimenting his vari-
GUS farms and will not pay much atten-
ton to office duties as justice of the peace
till fall.
+. w. Dooley, liquor dealer of North
Yakima, brought a car load of horses to
Seattle this week and purchased large
stock Of goods. Trade Register.
Canton Clipper Flows, Harrows and
Discs are made for use. Good honest
goods at honest prices. The Yakima
Hardware Company sell them.
Mrs. h. b. Hassell LETT this morning
for Snohomish where she will spend a
day with Mr.. HasseI who is lecturing at
the Puget Sound Academy this week
Everett Independent.
Mems, youths and children's fine
clothing. We have very much improved
our clothing line and now show the most
elegant spring suits to be found in the
city. Coffin Bros. lift
?. j. Kuhn, living three miles south
east of Cleveland was accidentally killed
last week while blowing with a SIX horse
gang pillow. He was buried in the Cath
Ollie cemetery at Goldendale on Thursday.
Doc Sloan is a born advertiser. His
latest scheme is to put half emptied
bottle labeled "North Yakima Drug
Store" in the camping outfit exhibited
in the window of those other persistent
advertisers. Wallace Coburn Company.
At the United States court Thursday
last the California Safe Deposit Trust
company asked for decree of foreclosure
against the Yakima Investment company.
The claims amount to about $4,000 and
the land to be sold about 10000 acres
with water rights.
w. A. Miller, of the N. II. Richmond
Paper Company was in the city on Fri
day. He reports business in his line as
improving and the sales of his company
were several thousand dollars more for
January and February than in the cores
ponding months last year.
q. M. Allen is putting in hop crop on
his Sunnyside ranch. He has given up
his house next to the Fashion stables
having taken quarters elsewhere in town
for his family. He received, In addition
to $500 in cash for his house and lot from
Mr.. Brooker, five acre ranch on Mob
Hill.
Mrs. Mary Briggs, aged 81, died Thurs
dav and was taken to Goldendale on Sat-
urday for interment. The immediate
cause of her decease was an ailment
brought on by eating canned fruit. She
leaves several grown up children, one of
whom is the wife of Thomas Butler of
Yakima City. w. II. Stump is a son of
the lady.
Mrs. F. f. Benson has been with her
husband at Prosser, where Mr.. Benson
has taken charge of Levi Ankeny's bust
ness interests. Mr.. Ankeny has directed
Mr.. Benson to purchase one hundred
cows for creamery to be established in
connection with his lands under the
Prosser irrgating ditch as soon as Mr..
Benson is ready for the deal.
Fred Lauderdale WAS over from Roslyn
Saturday and Sunday, looking after his
business interests. We are told that
Fred and family are to locate in North
Yakima. The Lauderdales were very
popular here and we are very sorry to
lose them, and most sincerely hope that
they may prosper in anything they I'M
Observation-Disclosures Capital.