The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-09-22
THE LOCAL FIELD
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.ho. for men. $3.50 at Ashbaugh's.
Mrs. l.. E. Johnson came over from
w.itsburg Saturday evening to visit
her husband and other friends for a
few days.
w. Cumming, a detective of the N.
p secret service has been in town on
business for couple OF days.
: water is raising in the Yakima river
The scarcity of water for the irrigation
,vstems up the valley has been relieved
The raise has been about eight inches
recently.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Seward Frank of Hart
well. Nebr., who have been visiting
with Rev. Dry and family for the past
week. will return home tomorrow.
They have been looking up the conn
try in the Yakima valley and are we'll
suited.
F. Neihoff of Tacoma, has been here
for some days investigating the poss-
Utilities of raising the Steamer Gerome.
He returned to Tacoma yesterday and
will be back about the middle of the
week with the necessary material to
] raise the steamer. He thinks the job
EESu be accomplished.
Mr.. A. F. Marden, an engineer of
the Northern Pacific came in this NOR
ming to join the surveyors down the
valley in their camp near the new
school house. MIR. Marden was recent
" N, ried aud brought his bride with
him 70 Kennswick where they are reg
istered at the Antlers hotel.
B. G. Fuller, the jeweler, has some
gne Kennewick souvenir spoons. The
especially taking feature is All enam.
elled strawberry on the handle, which
is beautiful indeed. They are of ster-
ling silver aud the bowl Of the spoon is
gold plated. An expensive special die
or mold had to be made in order to
manufacture the strawberry. Every
one should see these souvenirs at Full
lsr's jewelry store.
meeting of the water Users of the
valley was held last Saturday after
noon with only fair attendance, a
larger attendance would have been
better. 1t was voted to retain the
present committee of five and they be
instructed to circulate papers in the
tllley for signatures to organize per-
manent water users association. This
association to cooperate with the man.
agement Of the n. P. I. Co. in the work
Of maintaining the ditch and the solu-
ton of other difficult problems that
will arise. Supt. o. l.. Hanson wa
present and favored the plan of organ
lzs. On in tho remarks he made to the
metz ig. We believe that this associa-
ton conservatively managed can rem
der very beneficial service and that
oil the water users and land owners
should give this|moven,entt their active
support. The cooperation of all in
tereste.i in this situation here can only
have the best results.
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Alex Bruce OF Sand Point, Idaho, is
the new barber at Shafer's.
Clark's Seeding Strawberry Plants
200 per 1000. P. E. MORSE,
Marshal NJ. d. Glover has been ap-
pointed truant officer by the school
board.
0. w. Rich is around again today
after few days sickness from blood
poisoning.
Lester Webster went over to Pasco
this morning to resume work after his
long sick spell.
'. r. McKeand of Prosser, president
Of the Benton County Abstract and
Title Co., is in town today on business.
Mrs. Chas. Conway brought back
with her on her return from Texas
three fine hooking birds which will
envelope into fine singers.
Attorneys representing the Northern
rselfic Ry. have filed, at Prosser, the
INST papers in condemnation proceed
'ngs for pieces Of land down the valley
through which their North Bank road
Will pass. They are also obtaining
Title to many tracts down the river.
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y. l.. Hanson WAS at Kiona yester-
day on business.
u. Z. Gibbs of Mccormick, Wash,
mere to make some improvements on
bis land.
L. =. Neal and wife of Lewiston, are |