The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-09-26
PITHY PARAGRAPHS SIZED UP.

flFH1 PARAGRAPHS SIZED UP.
For Rent-Furnished room with or
without board. Apply at No. Q $ 9TH st.
For Sale-Ladies saddle horse-weipht
about 1000 pounds. Call at Reads
Steam Laundry. 3S-tf
divorce was granted this week in
the case OF William Lee, jr.. vs.. Francis
T.. Lee.
Mrs. G. W. Cary and daughter, Miss
Georgia. have returned from Portland,
where the latter had been sick.
You can get the new style carbon
photographs, just introducedin the east,
at James studio, Weed block. 3S-lt
Lost-Ladies black cheviot coat with
black silk lining, between base ball
ground and city. Finder leave at HER
AID ONCE. 38-lt
NJ. r. kirkpatrick and NJ. L. Rutan
of Seattle are in the city spending their
vacation. They will remain until after
the state fair next week.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week to Isaac +. Tappen and Mrs. Chris
tina Ross and Rutherford +. Porter and
Jennie NJ. Hamon of this county.
Mrs. Vida Carpenter has reopened
dressmaking rooms in the Caldwell block
over THE HERALD office, and invites all
ladies in need of first-class dressmaking
to give her call. 37-tf
MIR. and Mrs. h. Carr of Hoouiam
have returned to North Yakima to re-
main. They have rented the Hubbard
ranch on Mob Hill. Mrs. Carr was
formerly Miss Blanche Smith.
The Quaker doctors will continue to
do business in North Yakima. These
eminent specialists may be consulted on
all nervous and chronic diseases at Hotel
Yakima every day free of charge be-
tween the hours of 10 a. m. and IL M,
Sundays excepted. 81
The United States deputies have
rounded up eight "boot-leggers" since
last Friday. During the next week they
will be kept busy pulling in the men
who furnish liquor to Indians. It would
not be bad idea to get after the man
who sells alcohol to the "boot-legger.
Three white men had fight with
some Indians just north of the city on
Wednesday and the white men were
pulled up before the police Justice and
fined IS each. After they were released
they were taken in hand by the l.. S.
Marshal on the charge of selling liquor
to Indians.
S. Bergevin, Of the Mckee, while in.
the city one day last week shot COYOTE
near the hospital. He was in that
neighborhood late in the afternoon and
noticed the bold animal about to make
sneak on convenient poultry yard
lie came up town, borrowed rifle and
returned to the spot to find the animal
still there. One shot laid it out.
;. w. Wall of Tacoma stopped off here
last Saturday to see his old friend CITY
Marshal Boyle. The two worked to-
gether years ago on the Tacoma Ledger.
Mr.. Wall is an old newspaper man and
Is now making arrangement to start an
evening daily in the "City of Destiny"
He left here and went east to purchase
an outfit for his new office and expects
to get started some time in October.
We catch smiles. Why not let us
catch yours or that of the little folks?
We will try to please you in all styles
OF photographs. We give free with each
dozen 80 cent pictures, one large breach
button with your own photo on it. For
$3.50 we will make you one l6x2O en-
larged portrait, better than agents
charge S. for. James studio, stone en-
trance, Weed block. 3S-1t
There is great scarcity of lodge
rooms in the city at present, and as
consequence four local lodges are with
out regular place of meeting. These
four lodges contain 425 members who
live in and about North Yakima. At its
last meeting the Royal Tribe OF Joseph
adjourned temporarily till a regular
meeting place could be secured which
will not be until some of the new build
ings now under way are completed. The
halls now used for this purpose are in
service every night in the week by the
lodges, hence there is very little show
for any OF them securing place vet
awhile