The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-03-22
Prof. Mcbride has sold his so.acre

Prof. Mcbride has S0d mis- oU'acre
tract in the Mckee valley to H. o..
Blankenship, recently from Alaska. Mr.
Blankenship is gentleman of means
and proposes to improve his new possess
sions. He will sink an artesian well for
water for irrigating purposes. The gem
tleman has travelled extensively in Cal.
itornia and the southwest but has found
no place that impresses him 80 favorably
as North Yakima, and after one more
trip to the Nome country will return TO
Yakima to make his home.
Chairman Hill and Secretary Hough
of the republican county central commit
tee have received word that round trip
rate of one and one-fifth fare has been
secured over the railroads throughout the
state for the benefit of delegates to the
state convention to be held at Ellensburg
on April 9Th. AS is the usual custom
the delegate takes certificate receipt
from the ticket agent, which is counter
signed by the secretary of the state cen
trail committee, emitting the holder to re.
turn ticket for one-fifth fare.
At the annual election of officers held
by North Yakima Lodge No. 3lS, B. P.
o. E., on Tuesday evening last, the fol-
lowing were elected w. h. Hare, ex.
aulted ruler; H. B. Rigg, leading knight;
Will Lemon, loyal knight; M. s. Scud-
der, lecturing knight; Fred Chandler.
secretary; A. l.. Dilley, treasurer; R. j..
Curry, tyler. The installation ceremon-
les OF the newly elected officers will take
place the first meeting night in April.
Frank Williams OF the Upper Natchez
was bound over in the sum of $500 on
Tuesday to the Superior court by Justice
Taggard. Tom Taylor and Orville
Cherry had him arrested on the charge
of appropriating two calves to HE own
use and benefit. The friends of Mr.. Will
lams CLAIM he will clear himself of the
charge next term OF court.
R. E. Smith, successor to Moore Il
Wenner, besides handling popular lines
OF bicycles, will make repairing OF wheels
feature this year. AS everybody
knows, his shop is as we'll equipped as
any in the state, and in the hands of
competent workmen. All work attend
/ ed to promptly. 6tf
The following Yakimans will leave for
I Nome on May 10th on the steamer Chas.
Nelson: John and Arthur Hathaway,
Winfield Scott, Dale Thorpe and Ed
Merwln. 1t is stated that Hub Pratt, A.
/ Popovich and John Scott will also leave
soon for Nome.
DR.. Gordon and Sid Noble have receiv
ed from California number of pairs OF
Belgian hares which they will breed for
pleasure and profit 1t is said by epicu
reans that this particular stock has the
finest flesh and the daintiest flavor OF
any variety known.
Mrs. J. 4. Furman left last week for
Seattle on an extended visit 10 her son.
Mr.. Furman expects to make that city
his headquarters soon, in which event
they will remain permanently.
For Rent-640 acres grazing land on
south fork OF Cowychee. Twenty acres
under cultivation. Address d. L. Druse,
North Yakima. lO.tl
The Guilland Hotel is the only place
/ in town where you can get a good 25c
meal for zoe. 4
Pure bred Cornish Indian Game eggs.
81 % per setting OF 10. Inquire at this
office. II
Give Keene trial for bike repairs.
None better; few cheaper. 10
Kill that pain. Mul's Lightning Pain
Killer 25c. For sale by Taft.
Hides and furs bought at Coffin Bros.
Lead srs ride Stearns. 10