The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-10-27


penters are now at work finishing it up
inside.
c. B. Richardson, a Carpenter and
builder from Walla Walla, is here with
the plans to commence erecting banker
l.. +. Johnson's house.
II. NJ. Bartlett and O. l.. Hanson &C
comprnied by John Rudkin of North
Yakima, were duck shooting yesterday
md had the finest kind of sport.
+. B. Laing, fruit inspector for Ben
ton county, is at Prosser inspecting the
Nessly nursery and performing other
work in connection with his office.
Enoch Young and his son-in-law, L.
}. Dimick, and wife, of Two Rivers, are
in town looking at Kennewick lands
and buying material for their house
which they are putting up on their
tract under the Two Rivers ditch.
Mitchell, the man who held up the
Relief well-drillers, was arraigned yes
terday and his hearing was postponed
until Friday. The two inmates of the
house by the bridge were fined SIS each
and ordered to leave town, which they
agreed to do.
A. f. Brown. foreman for Wren &
Greenough, is again in town. He made
business trip to Richland this morn
ing to secure additional teamsters and
outfits for freighting. Indications are
that work will begin in earnest within
ten days on the new railroad.
G. E. Morrison of St. Paul, Mimi,
who has been here visiting his brother
J. H. Morrison, and looking after his
land interests while on his annual va,
cation, started home on No. 4 this eve
ming. He enjoyed his stay here inn
mensely and returns thoroughly rested
and rejuvenated to his work in the
general offices of the Northern Pacific
in his home city.
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
F. W. Heilman of Naperville, Hin
ois, is visiting his cousin G.. F. Brett
haupt.
Insist upon your grocer giving you
Cleveland's Baking Powder" Take no
substitute.
I. R. Bingham of Walla Walla, man
ager of the Pacific States Telephone
company is in town today on business.
Miss Mamie Dry left last night for
Portland where she will take training
course to become professional nurse.
The band was out playing this noon
to advertise the Schubert Symphony
Club concert. The large advance sale
of seat indicates Il crowded house this
evening. No one should miss this
high-class entertainment.
On account of the continued rush of
work in Ashbaugh's tailor shop. all adj
ditional man, L. Hyman, has been Sc
cured. He is skilled workman and
the shop Will continue to turn out the
finest work at reasonable prices.
Stanley Coffin, of Coffin Bros, was
in town yesterday on business and
down looking after matters at the
ranch. He reports that the sheep
have started down the valley aud will
be grazing in Horse Heaven in about
a week Mr.. Coffin returned to Yaki-
ma last night.
Chief Engineer N. D. Miller and Div
ision Engineer N. w. Bethel accom-
panied by the contractors Twohy Bros.
/. +. Wrenn of Wrenn & Greenough,
R. B. Porter of Porter Bros. P Welch,
we're in town last night The party
have just been over the line of survey
for the new Portland road. They ex
pcct to begin throwing dirt in 10 days.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
Miss Mildred Griffith is clerking at
Mrs. Heard's.
MIS-. w ~. w llIldHlS returned last
night from Bellineham.
Lots Of new "Lion Brandt shirts,
latest patterns at Scott & Co.'S.
A gang of Milwaukee surveyors are
encamped just above Richland.
Mr.. Davenport of Sprague is here
looking for business location.
F. A. JeuHe, deputy county surveyor
was in town yesterday on business.
F. P. Mcguire of Colfax is in town
with party of wheat land buyers.
C. W. Story has filed desert claim
on the southeast quarter Of section 80
8 20.
FOR SALE-10O full blood Brown
LeghoIn hens. Columbia Commission
Co.
G. T. Bruner of Guy, WASH, is re-
cent purchaser of tive-acre tract at
Hover.
J. n. Scott is in North Yakima to-day