The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-09-28
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The public is notified that the library
uNom> ar NOW open fer the use ot all
who desire 10 avail themselves ot tue
opportunity 10 read " refer 10 the
hooks
Nj. l. Macy, who recently removed
fn'm r'pwnish 10 this city, has pur-
chased the property a, Ne lis South
f,r>, street, and expects 10 make his
home here III The future
Mr.. Perry VI Wr,iall and Miss Nouo
+, traNnc, both ot whom arc trom III.
lab, wcrc united III marriage last Mon.
day morning az the Hotel Yakima par,
Ions. Rev, J, ! rtkucr oiNtiatiuy.
James Nr&a, has purchased band
ot ,tNN sheep III Oregon. paying -
head tor them. Ii Is gvucr,ly consider.
al that sheep AZ - a head arc 4 go,A
investment The hand purchased by Mr
Wright Will hc w,u,rred in she lower
Yakima >a,lc,
Nautcj a, ,hc home Of ,he brides
pArcn,>, Mt AMI Mrs ! {. Aucubauyh.
by RcN. j. J uthucr ou SUNDAY. >rp.
,cmtc' =, 1904, rjbcr, L. l.cuius,ou
ANA Miss r,i,,h II Nlcuhaugh both the
,'N'raNns PARTIES ar1 residents 81 this
ntN, wacrc ,Acy have many friends who
a'c extending congratulations ana so,i
wishes The happy couple arc prcla,ng
t' make ;tC,y future houc httc
\. w. Wchhry who sold his ranch near
Ncrc last spring ami has >pcn, the SUM
mcr in ttc lowe, country j. In town this
week.. ami Will rcma,u uu,H after the
fair ut has been mo,, I'd The ,i.n, sims,
leaving hcrc III thc Vicinity Of sunny
side. ami while no j. tarorahl, ,upvc>>cl
with thar rapidly developing section.
ne Is more ,hau ever in love with the
portion oi the county AROUND North YAK.
INA, and doubtless will avail hiu>clt Of
tar ms, opportunity 10 hccomc propcr.
~ owner here again
There i absolutely nothing new in the
Way II hop transactions. pn,>rt,tS or
pfltV> s'ucr last week, There is M indi.
cation OF probability ii a falling oir Of
priyV> indeed, an increase is mon, 10 H.,
expected. one may hear rumo,> ot hish.
'r buds, hut il Is reliably stated upon
SoHd authority that 10 sales Of hons
have been made in Yakima for more
) than s6'. cents, and = cents would be
, considered pretty strong bona tjlc bid
Prom all the yanl> tomc reports of
crops fully MP 10 the expectations OF
"a" growers, aud the total crpp Of the
valley will be greater than the conSer.
Natlvo estimates made at the time that
picking began. With the favorable wea.
Their picking has progressed rapidly.
4 number of Indians living on the res.
crNa,iou have stated thar invitations
had been received by the eaiets and
prominent men among the Nakimas
urging them TO attend grand fea.,
and VAR dance 10 10 held some time il,
'siooer az lewiston Ida. in honor a,
the great chief Joseph, who died las,
week Hardly had the news Of the death
o Joseph reached tue Ncs Prrecs ON
Their reservation before letters and mes
: s'ngcrs were dispatched in all directions
calling every Indian within hundreds Of
mules of Lewiston 10 gather Ter GRAND
feast and war dance in memory Of their
departed leader and to select his sue,,es.
scr Five thousand Indians are expected
90 arrive az Lewiston during the next
two or three weeks. az which time the
ceremony will commence These Indians
viii not only be Neg rcrocs. hut invita-.
iions have been sent 10 the Spokane,
Occur d'Alenes. Rlaekheoes. Yakimas,
flatheads and Umatillas. II will un.
douetediy be the largest gathering Of
red men seen since the war times Of
the early days. II Is stated that quite
large number will 70 from this valley.