The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-06-06
PITHY PARAGRAPHS SIZED UP.

Tucker on Front street IL being removed
to make room for new stone structure.
Linn T.. Jones of Oregon City, Ore,
will be the druggist for A. d. Sloan dur
ing his visit in the east. Mr.. Jones has
arrived here and assumed his duties.
II. II. Lombard left here Wednesday
morning for visit to the Sound cities.
Before returning it is likely he will go to
San Francisco and possibly to Alaska for
short visit
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society, which was to have been held on
Wednesday night at the home of Mrs.
Canon, has been postponed till some-
time in July.
Mr. and Mrs. o. S. Ebi and Mrs. A.
J. Coe, father, mother and sister of Mrs.
Robert f. Smith, returned to their
home in Arlington after weeks visit in
this city.
Following are the newly elected off,
GERS of North Yakima Lodge No. SO, X.
of p: L. Hamilton, G. c.; John Curry
V. c.; b. +. Knmler, prelate; f. Jor-
dan, NJ. of W.; F. A. Curry, NJ. at A. !;
A. l.. Aikens, l. c.; c. G. Dulin, 0. G.
Miss Veva Wiley OF this city gradual
ed with high honors at the bingham,
H., college of photography on Friday
last After a few weeks visit with
friends in that state Miss Wiley will re-
turn to North Yakima.
w. II. Quinnett, local contracting
agent of Campbell Bros Consolidated
Shows, was here Monday arranging for
the show to appear here on Saturday,
June %. This is considered one of the
best shows on the road.
]. 7. Davis and wife of Portland have
been in this county for afew days look
ing up a fruit ranch with the view of
making a purchase. They came from
Portland, where he was engaged in bus:-
ness, and is formerly of Nebraska.
A number of citizens met in the court
house on Monday evening with reference
to holding big celebration on July 4th.
1t was decided not to take any steps
toward such celebration, but let the
band boys arrange for the event as they
have planned.
John Michels, proprietor OF the Bartho-
let, now has his large sample rooms ready
for use He has leased the building
formerly occupied by Mr.. Metcalf as a
paint store and has it fitted up in ex-
cellent style for the travelling men to
display their goods in.
DR.. David Lindsay has returned and
reopened his medical dispensary. AS
soon as he arrived in the city he went
before Judge Rudkin and offered bond
of $500 for his appearance in the cases
hanging over him in this county. The
bond was approved and has been filed.
L. S. Marshal Dilley went to Seattle
Wednesday morning with four prisoners
to be tried before the U. S. district
courts for selling liquor to Indians.
They are Ed. Martin, James Lamont,
Darrell Dymond and stanislaw, the In
dian. Marshal Dilley was accompanied
by Officer j. Starrett.
J. c. MacCrimmon has received an
answer from the Northern Pacific with
regard to the contested land question.
The company refused to accept his prop
osition to settle the matter for $1,000,
and made him a counter offer of some
thing like $1,000. Mr.. MacCrimmon re-
fuses to consider this offer, and so the
matter stands.
Seth Warren of Hoquiam passed
through the city on the afternoon train of
last Friday on his way to Spokane as
representative OF the grand lodge OF the
|. o. O. F. OF this state. He stepped off
the train here for a few minutes to get
a Whit OF Yakima's pure air. He said
1t has been raining more than usual
down on the harbor and it was great
relief to get over here where the air is
dry and invigorating. Mr.. Warren
made the remark that he should like
to spend few weeks here this summer
just to see how it eoes once more to live
! in less humid atnosnhere than that