The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-21

for a few days visit !. Miles Can
non was down from North Yakima
Sunday to check up the business of
the st. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Com
pany. i. DR.. J. H. Ritenour and wife
of North Yakima spent Sunday in
the city as the guest of their daugh-
ter. Mrs. M. D. Baker. coming down
to help celebrate that lady's birth
day.-Prosser Bulletin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Donovan
and children returned to Yakima
Friday, after spending couple of
weeks in Tacoma with Mr.. DOno-
vans parents. Mr.. Donovan also
visited the Portland fair during his
vacation, and expressed himself as
highly pleased with it.-Tacoma
Ledger.
The school board mas received the
resignation of one of the teachers,
Miss Carnahan. who has secured
position in North Yakima. =. The
North Yakima baseball club has
dark horse in the shape of an un-
known pitcher. He is being grOOmed
carefully and they expect to do
things to the Prosser team Sunday.
=. 1t will be giant struggle Sun
day when Yakima and Prosser cross
bats at the local ground. Joe Hahn,
"our joe" is to pitch for the home
aggregation. and the capacity Of the
bleachers and grandstand will be
tested to it's utmost. >. After three
or four attempts and adverse de-
cisions, North Yakima has finally de-
cided. after seeing signs of a big
excursion to Prosser. to have a
Fourth of July celebration all by
itself. Too bad they couldn't come
down and help get Benton county
smoothly launched.-Prosser Rec
ord.
DR.. Geo. Sloan was up from North
Yakima this week on business, -.
Word comes from THE Gallaher
mines that a 16-foot ledge of rich
cinnabar ore has been uncovered on
the Quicksilver chain. 1t is still i'm
possible to get to the mines with
team. The property is covered with
about foot and half of snow and
slush p. Y. Hickman is expected
up from North Yakima the first of
next week. He will at once go over
to Seattle, where he will purchase
the treatment of quicksilver ore.
The machinery will be installed just
as soon as 1t is possible to get over
the road with a heavy load. That
will be some time this month. Cas-
cade (Roslyn) Miner
Miss May Summerf1eld is home
from North Yakima for two weeks
visit. Mrs. Livesley entertained
the eighth grade pupils Tuesday
evening from to 6 in honor Of her
daughter, Miss Carrie. The affair
was quite a surprise to her. De-
licious refreshments were served and
the hours passed quickly and pleas
antly.-Puyallup Valley Tribune.
The Washington Nursery CON-
pany at Toppenish is managed by
Mr.. Mcdonald. They have an ex-
cellent location where serious insect
pests are not found for miles around.
have made wonderful progress for
the short time the plant has been
operated and in connection with the
Oregon Nursery company are filling
orders far and wide reaching to east
ern states.-Northwest Horticultur-
list.
Miss Liberia Browne, who has
been teaching at North Yakima the
past year stopped of here Saturday
for a visit with Miss Anna Koontz
and other Chehalis friends. Miss
Anna Koontz has returned from
North Yakima, where she taught
the past year. Miss KOOntz's
friends will be pleased to learn that
she has recently been promoted to
the principalship of one of the city
schools at that place.-Chehalis Bee
Nugget.
j. PREM Of North Yakima, the
agriculturist of the sugar beet in
dustry has been in the valley for
several days past giving instructions
in the growing. cultivation. ETC., of
the plants. >. The work of consoli-
dating the Inland Commercial COM
pany Of North Yakima and the Ell
lensburg Trading company. has been
contaminated. The Ellensburg
Trading company will now proceed
to re-incorporate within the next two
months. -Ellensburg Dawn.
Cort Meyers Is getting the material
on the ground for hne residence to
be built on his ranch south Of town.
;. Mines. Metzger and Metchel Of
North Yakima and Gilbert of Seattle
were the guests of Mrs. Snipes last
week. H. A. Bolles, the wide
awake manager Of the st. Paul and