Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-02

W. c, Baker is spending the day at
kiona.
Marshal Campbell has donntd
star and is now n marshal in fact as
well AS name
Miss Opal Dunlap came in from
Horse Heaven today and spent the
day visiting with friends.
Chas. Conway and wife came'in from
the hills this morning and spent the
day in town shopping and visiting
with friends.
II. Geintenbein and Jas. Ryers, two
prominent Pascoites were over here to.
day doing some trading and noting
progress in our growth.
j. c. Jones, our new harness maker
is having n nice sign painted to hang
up in front of his place Of business.
Mr., Fuller is the artist.
j. G, Anderson, was over from Pasco
Monday and told the boys what great
things they expect to do over there
when the big ditch is built.
Mrs, Baily and family, of Spokane,
arrived in the city this morning
They will be joined by Mr.. Baily who
is ACCOMPANYING his stock and house
hold goods
Fred Cresswell today received new
Pride of Washington threshing mach
inc which he is taking to the hills for
the purpose Of assisting in threshing
out the big wheat crop that was raised
out there this year.
The primary classes of the NJ. L.
Sabbath school will give pie sale in
the window of Lamb 4 Co.'S. store,
next door to post office, on Saturday
Sept. 8. Don't forget the date and
buy your Sunday pie.
A. G. Beech, of Atlantic, and A. O.
Swan, of Creston, Iowa are here to-
day looking over the. prospects of the
valley and will no doubt purchase
some land and BECOME citizens of the
best country ia the Union.
Charley Nicoson one of the good fell
lows that is making the Horse Heaven
country famous, was in today making
some purchases and telling us how it
happened that lie and his neighbors
raised such good crops this season.
II. A. Bier - A man has only got
to go away from Kennewick and
spend day to realize what good
town we have here l was in Ritzvile
Sunday and the way the wind and
dust blew up there WAS terror. Ken.
newick is good enough for me.
The KennewiclI Courier has chang
ed hands, Will J. Shaughnessy of
Minnesota being the new editor: Mr..
Shaugnessy evidently knows a good
thing when he sees it and tine people of
Kennewick will soon appreciate the
changes in the Courier which are sure
to follow the transfer.-Prosser Bulle.
ton.
Chas. Purdy was over from Pasco
today and told us that the ferry be-
tween here and Pasco was sure go
and that it would be but u short time
time before the people would have a
boat to cross the river on. This is one
of the crying needs of the times and all
will welcome the ferry.
We were in error yesterday in stat
ing that IL. A. Hover had purchased
the Trilby and would run it between
here and his Riverside ranch. He has
ouly bought out the interests of one
or two of the shareholders in order to
become interested in the boat and it
will remain here in town. A boat
house is being erected on the river near
Mr.. Pierce's house.
The fellow engaged in getting. out
catalogues for rural routes will proba-
bly be around soon. He calls upon mer-
chants to get an ad. for his catalogue,
claiming that hisrural patrons will boy
colt those who refuse to advertise in
the catalogue. Of course he gets the ad'
and then he sells the list of rural routes
to the departmet house to use in work.
ing up mail order business. It's slick
trick. -Sunnyside Sun.
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