The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-11-26
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY
All kinds of Foot balls at the Elite.

Wednesday lot lew DAYS goose shoot
ing.
The price of wood has been raised
from IS to $3.50 cord. Coal remains
the same.
A new crossing has been laid on
Second street at the alley in the first
block south from Yakima avenue.
II. G. Wilson has moved his confec-
tionery store from Front street to the
Sigmund building on Second street.
r. w. Allen is breaking ground on
his North Second street lot for fine
cottage which he will occupy as soon as
completed.
A bicycle is at the police station
awaiting an owner. 1t was taken from
hobo who had stolen it from some one
in thi, city.
Taken up at Yakima Cityat Wheeler's
dairy, Jersey COW, no brand or ear marks
visible, both horns damaged. Owner can
get same by calling. 37-1t
D. A. Hanna of the Chicago Dry
Goods Store took his family and went
to Roslyn last Friday. He expects soon
to open branch store at that place.
United States Marshal Dilley went
down to the reservation last Thursday
and arrested three Indians charged with
taking whisky onto the reservation and
furnishing it to other Indians.
B. F. Barge is having another fine
large dwelling house built on North 4th
street. The house now about completed
will be occupied by H. B. Spencer, the
Western Union telegraph operator.
Arthur Coffin is building cottage
to cost about $500 on his lots adjoining
the Congregational church property.
The cottage is intended for Christmas
present to Mr.. Coffin's daughter, Mrs.
Forrest Wenner.
p. J. Buwalda is making arrangements
to lay out in acre tracts his ten-acre
piece Of land adjoining the city on the
north. He will have the ground all lev
eled and put in good condition before
placing the land on the market
Wanted-Dec. LIST, a neat six or seven
room house in good locality, with modern
conveniences prefer corner or large lot.
A permanent tenant. A references.
Address VIM. Roles, Ellensburg, Wash.
Thomas Graney sold through Liggett
x Lince last week his residence prop
erty on North Second street. j. j. To-
bin of klickitat county is the purchaser,
the consideration being $3.50. Mr.. To-
bin will make this city his future home.
Berton Lum and Will Hoyte, under
the chaperonage OF Miss May OF the
High school, went to Ellensburg last
Friday evening to take part in a normal
| literary club entertainment. Mr.. Lum
gave recitation and Mr.. Hoyte sang a
solo.
The excavation for the new Odd Fellow
building has been completed and work
on the foundation will be begun as soon
as possible. 1t is the plan to build the
foundation this fall and then commence
on the superstructure as soon as spring
opens.
n. S. Norton came home from Ritz
vile last Thursday, at which place he
had been for two weeks organizing a
new lodge OF the Modern Brotherhood
of America He secured twenty-five
members. Mr.. Norton organized lodge
OF 100 members in this city recently.
|. IL. Ross and wife returned this
week from Yakima county, where they
have been visiting for the past two
weeks with Mrs Ross sister, Mrs.
Arthur Hale, formerly OF this city
Miles ID. Nelson returned from Yakima
last week and will spend few months
visiting with his parents in this city
Goldendale Sentinel.
George Bosdet and J ID. Medill have
formed a copartnership and will engage
in the real estate business. They will
have their office in the front part of the
room used by Mr.. Medill for the Demo-
crat office. The whole interior has been
reprinted and papered ana neat rail-
ing will enclose the sanctum sanctorum
or holy OF holies where the seeker after
Yakima property will find surcease OF
his yearning.
| A letter received last week from " III