The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-02-15

d. +. Lesh returned from Seattle on
Saturday.
Revenue collector Nichols was in Gold
endale last week
T. F. McCaustland of Yakima made
Elensburg flying trip last week.
General manager Bush of the Roslyn
coal mines visited Yakima recently on
business.
Judge Henton writes to his wife that
he will return home from Dawson City
next summer.
John Edwards of the Mckee has been
appointed guard in the state penitentiary
at Walla Walla.
Miss Bessie McPhee of the Natchez has
been appointed teacher in the state re-
form school at Centralia.
SGe0S-Highest grades of Utah AL
FALFA, CLOVER and TIMOTHY now for sale
at NORTH YAKIMA MILL Coz SToBE.
Claud Tetherow arrested here by sher-
if Tucker was held at Ellensburg to the
Superior court in the sum OF $500 for as.
sault.
Lee Purdin of Ellensburg, well known
here, whose illness was announced last
week, has resumed his position in the
county treasury there.
James Berry OF North Yakima is doing
composition work on the Localizer-hav-
ing taken he place of J. T. Harsell.-
Ellensburg Dawn.
Miss Kate Mckinney. of North Yak
ina, who was graduated from the Ellens-
burg course OF the Normal January 20.
has returned to take the advanced course.
-Localizer.
Charles E. Cline who was here recent
ly organizing direct legislation clubs has
been engaged by the populist committee
of Spokane to canvas that county in the
interests of direct legislation.
L. G. McKinstry of Detroit, Mimi, ar
rived in North Yakima Sunday morning
and will remain three or four weeks visit
ing the family OF G. p. Wilcox. Mr..
McKinstry is brother OF Mrs. Wilcox.
Rev. u. F. Hawk returned last night
from Portland, where he had been to visit
his little boy, who was operated on at ST.
Vincent hospital last week. Mr.. Hawk
feels much encouraged over the child and
thinks he will fully recover.-The Dalles
Times Mouutaineer.
A. l.. Flint of the North Yakima Fur
nture Co., returned Saturday evening
from Seattle, where he has been receiv-
ing instructions in the undertaken bus
mess. The firm is looking for their
stock every day and expect to be ready
for business in that line at an early date.
| The yakima" is the name OF new
gold-washing machine being manufac-
tured by the Yakima Gold Washer Co.. +,
d. j Wynkoop. manager. 1t is espec-
tally adapted for beach mining, possess
ing many strong features, especially as
to strength, simplicity and low price.
! The bicycle'repair shops OF John Saw
bridge have been opened for business for
this season with Henry Shuk in charge.
Mr.. Shuk has had many years exper-
fence in bicycle repairing hich enables
him to do work well and expedtiously.
No matter what the difficulty may be Mr.
! Shnk can solve it. 5
ID. L. Crowder sends THE HERALD a
photo freak from Belot, Kansas. Three
monster ears OF corn that look like Puget
Sound fir logs are mounted on a wagon
leaving the inference that Kansas is long
on corn. Mr.. Crowder says that "a collec-
ton OF same are being sent to Washington,
d. G. care OF agricultural department.
The suit of Bert Morgan against
Fechter & Poole was tried before Justice
Taggard and jury OF four on Friday last.
Morgan sued for about $50 for wages due
weighing hay by the ton at the ware
house. The jury composed of Messrs.
Redfield, Spain, Jordon and Rowe gave
the plaintiff $50. I. NJ Kruz for plain
tiff and Judge Rudkiu for defendant. An
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