The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-04-19
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

Frank Horsley returned from bust
ness trip to Portland On Monday.
Kleis & Bond handle all kinds of feed,
hay, -four and bran at lowest prices.
A.. D. Sloan spent Easter with his
brother in Roslyn, returning Tuesday.
Jas. Wright claims he was offered
thirteen cents for his wool few days
ago,
Lester Coffin left on Monday for Lewis
ton, Idaho, where he is engaged in bus
mess.
A. L. Slemmons came down from FL
lensburg Saturday and spent Easter
with his family.
Attorney Fred Parker, VIM. Hackett
and Mr.. Schwartze were Walla Walla
visitors this week.
Geo. Lewis Cover, jr., of Tacoma,
spent several days during the past week
with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Peck arrived from
Tacoma on Saturday and after spending
couple Of days on his ranch Mr.. Peck
returned to the Sound.
Mr.. Stoner, proprietor OF the evapora-
tor, left for Seattle on Tuesday. He
says that the shipment of train load of
Palouse potatoes to Seattle has broken
the market
Dell Hiscock and DR.. W. H. Hare leave
this morning for brief visit to Elens
burg, where they will perfect arrange
ments for the Elks' social session which
is soon to be held in that city.
Geo. Hunter, who was severely cut in
the abdomen, while butchering on Thurs
day of last week, is getting along nicely
and DR.. Hill thinks he will be able to be
around in few days.
Jas. Wright made wager with Char.
ley Porter Tuesday that may be OF in
terest to sheep men. The bet, although
a small one, was to the effect that Porter
would sell his lambs for $500 per head.
or less, before Christmas. If he receives
more than this figure he is to wear
new hat.
For Sale-One Of the best Royal Sill
yer" platers. An honest. honorable,
pleasant, legitimate, and exceedingly
profitable business for men and women.
AS am going into other business l offer
it for sale. For further particulars call
one door north ofthe Prosser residence on
First street. First come, first served.
14tf JOHN A. PIERCE.
Joseph Stevenson has settled his finan-
cial difficulties out of court and now car
ries receipt in full for all of his old in
debtedness. The bankruptcy proceed.
ings have been abandoned. Mr.. Steven
son is receiving the congratulations OF
bis friends over the satisfactory termin-
alton of his troubles, which we're brought
on by his goodness of heart in endorsing
for those who failed to meet their obi
cations.
j. c. Carter and E. A. Barton, OF Boze-
man, Montana, arrived here last week
and are registered at the Bartholet. Both
are mining men. and Mr.. Carter, who lie
an expert mineralogist, has been here for
the past two seasons inspecting properties
in the Gold HILL Fish Lake, Mt. Stewart
and Cle-Elum districts. He is said to
represent heavy capitalists who will prob
ably conclude their negotiations this
season.
Bogus Henderson. who has always
been considered vaquero OF daring
type and much ability, was brought to
the city on Tuesday suffering from se-
we're cut OF his left leg. He was break
ing horses for f. w. Dooly. on the lat
ter's ranch near Prosser, when tne ami
NAL he was riding took the bit in his
mouth and ran along bar bed wire fence.
The barbs acted like the teeth OF a saw
cutting through the flesh and into the
bone at the knee. Henderson was
brought up on the local freight and is
now being treated at st. Elizabeth s
hospital.