The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-03-04
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

The Spokesman-Review agency has
been removed to Is Yakima avenue. d.
w. lift, agent.
The stock for the new lumber yard
being opened by Robt. Scott near the
"Y" is beginning to arrive.
Wanted.-All kinds OF secondhand
goods; will pay highest possible prices.
D. b. Fox, % South Second street.
The boys OF the grammar school will
give a unique entertainment in Wood
man hall next Friday night, March 6.
DIR. B. L. Baker came over Thursday
to dispose of his property in this city.
He returned to his home in Everett by
way of Walla Walla.
Mrs. Belle Gervais, who has been in
disposed with rheumatism the entire
winter, has been removed to the hospital
for treatment.
Let us deliver at your home or office
the Spokesman Review, Spokane Even
ing Chronicle, or any magazine or peri
odical you may wish.
For SALE-Good 7-room house, well
finished, and lot in city; 20-acre tract,
good soil, with 7-rocm house. Inquire
at this office. 9-tf
The Northern Pacific will add to their
three miles of side track in this city
sufficient railing to take care of 500 more
cars this season.
Mrs. Herbert Stone of Sunnyside re-
turned home Friday afternoon, having
spent week visiting with her father
in-law, A. F. Stone, in this city.
The spring term OF the kindergarten
opened Monday, March >. For further
particulars inquire at the kindergarten,
lO6 North Third street, or to Miss Alice
Scudder.
The fellow who raised a disturbance
in the opera house last week and who
gave the officers chase before being |
captured, was fined 500 and costs by the
justice of peace.
Lester Holt, son OF the old pioneer,
Frank Holt of Toppenish, is accused of
stealing a team OF horses and endeavor-
ing to dispose of them in Goldendale,
where he was arrested.
A. W. Macdonald and family, recently
of Salem, Ore, have taken up property |
at Toppenish and building a house.
They will make that place their perma-
nent home.
Representative Robert Dunn came
over from Olympia Friday night and
met the citizens of this county in gen.
eral assembly Saturday afternoon to dis
cuss the irrigation bill project.
Miss Grace Douglass, who teaches
school at Mission, Wash, came over
last week to attend the funeral of her
father, Joshua Douglass of Sunnyside.
She returned Friday to resume her
duties again.
For Sale at Bargain.-Lease on l60
acres OF fine school land seven miles
east OF Zillah; under Sunnyside canal.
Address A. H. Jones, Box IS, North |
Yakima. SGT
Sleighs were running in this city and
valley from the Sth of November to 18th |
of February, good sleighing at that.
Count it up for yourself. That's the
longest IS days we have so far heard Of
-Ellensburg Dawn.
The Order OF Washington held very
pleasant social in |. O. O, f. hall last |
Wednesday evening, at which there
were present about 100 guests. An
appropriate program was rendered to an
appreciative audience, after which re-
freshments were served
On account of sickness and death | |
will sell cheap my piano, sewing ma
chine, incubator, lady's bicycle, stoves,
carpets, 100 quarts canned fruit; every
thing is new. Property for rent or sale.
Last brick house on West Cherry street.
A. c. Bollenbach. Off
Wanted.-An energetic gentleman as
manager for office to be opened in this
city for large manufacturing concern.
Salary, 800 per month, extra commits
siOns and expenses. $500 cash security
required. Best Of references. Address
Manager, /. O juN 2l24, San Francisco, !
/ California at