The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-11-03

y. IL. COlllnS returned from Walla
Nalla last night. The commission com
pany has been shipping some garden
products to Butte, Mont.
Otto Hansen of this place has been
awarded a grading contract by the
North Coast Railway, says the Repub-
lie. The work to be done is in the
Iietan canyon and is largely rock work.
Mr.. Hayes, chief of the locating crew
OF engineers, is now preparing a map
OF the survey showing the names of the
property owners through whose land
the right of way is desired. 1t will
soon be forwarded to the right of way
department.
+. A. Jeune, deputy county surveyor,
who was doing some work here in the
valley, was called to Prosser by the
commissioners to prepare road map
OF the county. He expects to return
in few days.
Geo. Finley is considering contract
for furnishing teams for two surveying
outfits who will work up the Columbia
to Rock Island. They desired to con-
tract the services of transfers for four
months. Their destination would indi-
cate that they are Great Northern men.
w. y. Jenkins and wife expect to
leave the latter part of the week for
Glasgow, Scotland. They will be gone
for some time and perhaps remain there
permanently. Mr.. jenkins says if his
affairs permit his returning to the
States he will come direct to the Yak
ina valley.
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Kennewick Studio open Wednesday
and Saturday only.
1t is the highest in 'eavening power:
Cleveland's Baking Powder.
Rev. J. H. Wood is putting up a
house on his tract up the valley.
S. E. Walker is circulating a petition
for wagon road from Kennewick to
Umatilla Landing, about % miles.
Only rounded spoonfuls of Cleveland's
Baking Powder are required, no heap
ing spoonfuls like the ordinary baking
powders.
H. A. Hover returned last night
from Spokane where he has been ar
ranging for advertising and appoint
ing agents for Hover property.
Miss Ella Bonewitz is again acting
as waitress at the Hampshire House
after vacation of several weeks with
relatives in the Blue Mountains.
A. j. Barham returned from his ranch
in the Nez Perez country yesterday.
He reports the country as thriving, al
though crops this year were only mod
erately good.
C. B. CULLEN made this office pleas
ant call to-day and put up the "dough"
for the Courier. He reports the seed
ing completed on his place south of the
old Kelso ranch.
The signatures of fifteen Identified
members in regular standing have been
secured to to petition the examining
lodge for organization of Masonic
lodge in Kennewick.
r. B. Walker of Colfax is in town
closing up the deal for the Jenkins
place. He purchased some of the
household goods, and expects to get
settled in short time.
q Word received from w. w. Davis
of Garfield asking if lumber can be
hauled to Hover bis fine new home he
agrees to erect within 80 days. He
will down in a few days.
&. NJ Putnam, surveyor from
Walla Walla, was in town last night
on his way to Hover where he will
make further surveys on the town plot
of that rapidly growing place.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church will hold their fair
at Dircksen's Hall, Saturday. Dec. 8.
A part of the proceeds will be given to
the cemetery improvement fund.
F. E. Featherstone is up purchasing
supplies for the railroad camp. He re-
ports the arrival of new grading out
fit from Indiana to work on railroad
work for some company besides the
North Bank road
Pain may go by the name of rheu-
matis1n, neuralgia, lumbago, pleursy.
No matter what name the pains are
called, HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea will drive them away. IS cents,
Tea or Tablets, Columbia Pharmacy.
George Finley IS at Prosser on road
business to-day.
r. H. Anderson sells and recon-
mends "Clevelands Baking Powder.
C, A. Cochran has moved his Office