Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-02

~ W. owens made trip to North
Yakima this week.
Mrs VIM. Smaley was in town to-
day doing some shopping.
Mr., and Mrs. V. L. Brown Of Walla
Nalla are visiting ut the home of
W. IL. Collins.
For your winter supply of potatoes
ana other vegetables see w. II, Col.
Inns, Garden Tracts.
Anyone wishing first class job of
well digging, j. E. Newbry and l.. ].
Prior, kennewick. 14ltf.
VIM. Blattler, of Wardner, Idaho is
the gentlemen who is erecting the new
barber shop on First street.
Lost-A log chain between the bank
and my place in the Garden Tracts.
Finder please leave ut this Office. II
ID. Sweet.
j, N. Scott, the enterprising clothing
merchant of Kennewick, was in the
! >,
Tuesday.-Yakima Herald.
MILLINERY-I offer the remainder
of my millinery at, and below cost in
order to close it all out and show YOU
everything new another season,
Found A Bay geldlng, with bride
bit brand. Owner may have same by
calling at Hover's Riverside ranch and
proving property and paying charges.
Ladies wool ard cashmere hose from
Csc to soc. Underwear from Acc to
Sl.00. Ladies' union suits Toe. Misses
and childrens union suits from 25 to
Goo. Mrs. NJ. Heard.
P. G. Books family arrived from
Iowa this week and will occupy G. o.
Anderson's residence in the east end of
town till Mr.. Book can get his house
on his land down the valley.
II. A. Bier has had privit telephone
line run from his store to his residence.
This will he a great convenience and
will possibly form the nucleus of a
local telephone system.
Knitted Goods: - Umbrella pattern
Facinators at 73c. Square Facinators
49c, Golf Gloves, all wool, 35c, Wool
Mittens, Csc and Soc, Ladies' and Mems
Cashmere Hose. Csc and SOC. Fred B.
Kreidler.
Mr.. Halvorson has his new meat
market about ready for the stock. The
workmen are engaged today in dress
ing up the meat blocks which are
made OF the trunk of a tree found float
ing in the Columbia river. Thep mea-
sure over three feet in diameter and of
good solid wood. Mr.. Halvorson expects
to ready for buainess next week,
Fuller & Roesch are prepared to do
all kinds of picture framing. Bring
in your work before holiday rush. Call
and see samples of mouldings and
workmanship.
II. S. Anon has donated site in
Amon's Addition to the Norwegian
Luthern Congregation upon which to
erect a church building. money for the
new church has acout all beeu SUBJ
scribed and it is expected that work
will be begun in the cource of the next
week. This will make four church
buildings four this city, which speaks
volumes for the morality ofits citizens.
The young men of the city have or
gauized o foot ball team and have sol
irited the business men for funds With
which to purchase an outfit. They
have been very successful in the finan-
cial end of the matter and expect to be
in position to entertain challenges in
n short time Several of the boys are
expert foot ball players and will no
doubt make name for themselves
when they appear on the gridiron.
We understand meeting was held
here this week for the purpose OF Or
paniziug IL brass band, Which was well
attended. We heartily endorse this
move us brass band is one OF the
most useful organizations young
town can have. Kennewick is large
enough to support a good band and
will do it. We have seen the need oil
band on numerous occasions during
the part summer and fall.
Kennewick has just secured valu-
able citizen in the person of E. X. Dali
ev. of West Virginia. Mr.. Daley, in
company with his two nephews, W.
w. Davis and II. l.. Daley, came mere
about a week ago and after look ne
over the valley carefully, they each IN