The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-09-14

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Mo. 35'4t
Deputy L. 5. Marshal Dilley returned
rom Spokane Monday. Ed Phoster,
who was fined $50 in the Superior court
for nearly killing another Indian on the
Wenas, did not fare so we'll in the Fed
era court, which fined him 800, and
sentenced him to seven months in Jail
Devlne who went from here, was likewise
punished Corville, an Indian, was
sentenced to eli ght months imprisonment,
and 800 fine.
John A. Kingsbury rode to town on
Monday on his bike, or rather walked
most OF the way, from Prosser. The
plucky young gentleman got here alive,
but vowed that the railroad would be
justified in charging So. from Prosser to
Yakima, and he would gladly pay it
rather than walk and push his wheel
through the sand again.
I ftu
OF horses on the Benton place, on the
Ahtanum six miles west of North Yak
ina. Rye grass, salt grass, and wheat
and barley stubbe and the best of water.
For terms. call on or address, ID. j
Wynkoop, Ahtanum Postoffce. 34-tf
Arthur Coffin has returned from Chi.
cago and brought home a car load of
clothing. He brought a car load OF reg
istsred Cotswold and Shropshire bucks
from Chicago, and car load of ewes
from Montana. He states that the
| lambs from this stock will bring 81 80
net next spring.
For Sale-My entire lot of household
goods, consisting of bed room suites,
chairs, tables, carpets stoves, etc, also
one ver.Johnson bicycle in good repair.
Call at my residence, corner of LIST and d
streets, and see how cheap you can Sc
cure some first class furniture.
w. III. GETS.
The joint silver wedding Of Fred G.
Hall and wife, and Dr. 7. B. Gum and
wife, at the residence of the former
couple tomorrow, promises to be the
most notable social affair of the season.
Seventy invitations have been issued.
Owing to his removal to The Dslles,
| Rev. L. F. Hawk announces his house
hold goods, embracing some choice
| pieces of furniture and stoves, for sale.
Some genuine bargains can be secured il
taken at once.
Those new silk waists at The Wonder
must be seen to he appreciated. They
were received direct from New York and
are the nobbiest and the latest things in
that line ever shown IN Yakima.
John Rudkn, county attorney, left
Sunday for Olympia to be present the fol-
lowing day at the session of the state
board of equalization on county business.
A letter recently received in this city
by a friend, states that G. w. Badger,
formerly of this nlarp was recently mar
ried and is now located at Ogden, Utah
The engagement of Miss Maggie Wall,
late Of Ireland and now of Snoh omish,
and John Barry. of Yakima, is said to
be off by mutual consent.
Postmaster Sperry has purchased two
lots on the north side of Natchez ave-
nue., north, and will proceed at once to
erect coy six room cottage.
Miss Anna Wiley is on the sick list and
as consequence the opening of the pub
lie school at Prosser has been deferred
another week.
Imported and domestic canned and
bottled goods at Otter & Mechtel's,
They have just added choice new in
voice. 35-tf
A. d. Eglin made the first sale OF hops
for the season. He disposed of ne-half
of his crop to A. +. Poole for 1872 cents.
Be sure and price Thomas new line of