The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-06-07

| The election of director and clerk of
the North Yakima school district, to
succeed Rev. Bartlett and Clerk Dam,
will be held on Saturday. Rev. Bartlett
and Mr.. Dam will again be candidates.
The only other name that has been men.
toned IN this connection is that OF P. Y.
Hickman, for school director. Mr..
Hickman lie citizen OF intelligence and
education, a heavy taxpayer and is fur.
ther directly interested in the welfare of
the schools on account OF one OF his chit
dren being pupil.
Two parties of U. s. geological sur
veyors. numbering fifteen men, arrived
here during the past week. Que of the
parties is in charge of A. +. Merlin and
the other is headed by A. H. Sylvester.
They expect to be in the field all summer
and have made extensive purchases of
outfits. The provision. hardware and
saddlery men have been especially bene-
fitted in the Quitting. They started on
the field work Tuesday, beginning on the
lower Natchez.
The front of Coffin Bros new ware
house is completed and attractively
painted. The front OF the Yakima
| Hardware Co.'S warehouse has also been
made bright with paint and lettering.
With the Mill Company's big brick
warehouse. which is now approaching
completion, the west side along the track
is assuming decidedly business-like
appearance.
The advertisement OF the sale of DR..
Hare's standard bred horses, which will
take place in this city on the 18th, 14th,
18th and 10th insts., appears in another
column. This is the last opportunity
Yakima buyers will have to secure driv-
ing animals of this choice stock and the
opportunity should be improved, as the
balance of the band will be taken east.
The Ladies' Missionary society of the
Methodist church held missionary tea
| on the lawn at the church last evening.
Ice cream. cake and straw berries were
served and the time was enjoyably
passed by quite number OF citizens.
Miss Macarthur, of Castleton, North
Dakota, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Macarthur for some time past
left on Saturday last for Seattle where
she will visit her three brothers who are
residents of that city.
Mrs. Wilfred Riel was struck on the
head Sunday by falling piece OF timber
and is suffering from slight hemorrhage
OF the brain. DR.. Wells, who was sum.
moned, states that her condition is much
improved.
Fred Rolen returned to California this
week. He has disposed of all of his
property here and Yakima will probably
know him no more.
Miss Elizabeth H. Hoover, OF Tacoma,
friend of Miss Julia Davis, of the
Western Union, is Yakima visitor this
week.
Bert Cox, pharmacist from Spokane,
arrived here few days ago and has
taken a position in the drug store OF w.
j. Roaf.
For Sale-A pure.bred JERSEY bull,
eighteen months old. A bargain. Call
and see him at j. r. Schwartze 8, Mob
Hill.
Hay Forks, Sings, Hay Carriers, Rope
and all the other necessaries for the hay
field at the Yakima Hardware Co.'s
Found-A buckskin gold dust sack
marked Erred Bourcie." Call and pay
for this ad. and take sack.
Anacortes Roll Cod Fish are the gen.
uine all cod. No hake. You can see
them Kinsey's. 20.3t
The best machine oils at the Yakima
Hardware Co.