The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-11-10
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY

A"'o9 lima AioeIly, teacIer IN the
Lind public schools, spent Sunday with
Ter brother, E. V. Alberty.
Miss Lillian Smith, of Bellingham,
Is here on two weeks visit with her
uncle. {. E. Trip, and other relatives.
! NJ. T. Fuller is doing some lettering
on Shafer's barber shop
A. L.. Smith, the county surveyor. is
establishing the grade for sidewalks on
, the streets today.
Ii your grocer don't sell Cleveland's
Baking Powder, make him get it for
you. Take no substitute.
Rev. T. H. Dry will preach and con-
drct meetings tonight and tomorrow
night at District No. Is school house.
A. H. Johnson has put down a new
sidewalk ia front of his lots on Second
street and the town is laying cross
ing across Tacoma street to connect
with it.
Miss Icy and Mamie Barton, from
Colfax, are visiting their brother, E.
w. Barton, and family.
A grading outfit for the new railroad
went out from here this morning.
They had twenty-three head of horses
and mules and are going to work on a
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steam shovels will be in this week to
work on this end
The kennewick Hardware company
is unloading u couple of cars of furni-
ture. The number of new families
coming iii makes brisk demand for
goods of this class.
Capt. E. S. Griggs, vice-president of
the St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Co.,
was in town looking af err the interests
of his firm at this point and at Hover,
where new yard is to be put in soon.
Fred G. Bier, of Lind, was visiting
his brothers, of the Kennewick Hard
ware Co., over Sunday. Mr.. Bier is
manager of the Lind Hardware Co.
and reports his firm are we'll pleased
with the business they are doing.
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
c. A. Lundy is at Spokane on bus
mess trip.
1t never fails to make light, whole
some food. -Cleveland's Baking Powder
The Meteor went to Richland today
with n party of four landseekers from
Walla Walla.
D. Nielsen, of Lind, an Vld time res
ident Of that place and owner of the
townsite, is in town today looking af-
ter his interests here. He reports that
Lind will receive a million bushels of
wheat this year.
The first load of lumber for the new
yard to be put in at Hover by the St.
Paul and Tacoma Lumber Co. was
hauled down today. Several teams are
engaged to continue the work.
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J. A. Rose is having his lO-acre tract
on the old Woods place leveled. C. E.
Griffith is doing the work.
w. S. Jenkins and wife left last
night for the old home at Glasgow,
Scotland Kennewick friends regret
Very much that necessity compelled
their return and deprives this commu-
uitv # their valuable services and in
hutn"e A host of friends babe them
God-peed and a ''bon voyage" from
New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schultz, of Walla
Walla, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs H A. Bier, returned to their
home this evening.
w. A Morain is running an extra
gang laying new sidetrack at Pasco
this week, while Section Foreman Mel
son of Prosser has temporary charge
of the section here.
John w. Randall is doing some car
penter work in the postofffce building.
Uncle Sam, the eagle confined in the
Kennewiek 700, was released as his
confinement in a small cage did not
agree with him.
All departments Of the farms seem
20 be undergoing great changes for the
better; higher grade of products, bet
ter and more stock, and with trans
continental railroads simply running
wild in the sage brush, all go to show
that Irrigation is King. "-Toppenlsh
Review.
C.B. Merrill and E. B. Names, of
Fisher, Minn., have decided to locate
here and have leased the lower floor of
the Baker building. They will put in
a stock of flour and feed.-Sunnyside
Sun.
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