The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-08-02
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Jess Orchard was up toNorth Yaki-
ma the early part OF the week get
ting acquainted with his new daugh-
ter. AS usual. every season since
they began farming, Richey Gil
bert Co shipped the first cantaloups
of the season out Of the Yakima val
ley Wednesday, July 20. They were
grown by themselves and were hne
specimens and, of course, brought
the top Of the market. Elsewhere
in this issue will be found the county
auditors report, which will no doubt
be read with interest by the general
public The Yakima Herald and
the Review gets a scoop on this i'm
portant piece of news, being the only
weekly newspapers that will furnish
it to their readers the present week
:. Corporal l.. l.. Bowles, Company
E, North Yakima, son of our es-
teemed fellow townsman, H. A. Boil
les, was one of sixteen winners at the
state shoot at American Lake last
Monday and with the successful ones
will make grand tour, shooting
with the crack team of British Co
lumbia at Vancouver and then to Sea-
grit, N. j., where they will enter the
National competitive rifle contest
Toppenish Review.
Miss Minnie Anderson of Horse
Heaven left yesterday for North
Yakima to attend summer school
at tnat place Guy George
made trip to North Yakima Thurs
day fer the purpose of making final
proof on timber claim. While
there he met his mother, Mrs. A. l..
George and sister, Miss Pearl. who
were on their way to Lake kachess.
They intend camping there several
weeks. :. j. E. Merwin reels so we'll
satisfied over the result of the July
4 celebration that he has been talk
ing up the idea of a street and fruit
fair for this fall. The little fruit
exhibit gotten up so hastily last fall
for the benefit of the Spokane Cham
Der of Commerce resulted in SO much
praise that undoubtedly another ex-
hibit will be gol.en up this year un-
der the auspices of the Commercial
club. They will talk it over at their
next meeting. If street fair Is
held, that part of the program will
undoubtedly be unoer the supervision
Of the fire department. The matter
will be discussed at the meeting OF
the fire boys to be held next Thurs
day evening.-PrOsser Record.
The following North Yakima folks
are camping near Meaghersville on
Swauk creek and expect to remain
for some time: Mr.. and Mrs. Dills,
Mrs. NJ p. Banker, Mrs. J. w.
Thomas and son Reid. Mrs. w. B.
Leslie, the Misses Ora Branillet, Ora
Durand, Ruth Leslie and Edith Hib-
Ter. -. F.. A. Huntley, recently ap-
pointed commissioner of horticulture
by Gov. Mead, was in the city Thurs
day and made the Echo pleasant
call. Mr.. Huntley says he finds there
Is large amount Of work to be done
4 in various parts of the state to
stamp out the scale and other infec-
tious diseases peculiar to fruit trees.
he hopes to have every county deputy
keep at the good work until ex-
termination is an accomplished fact.
In Yakima county he cound an or
chard that had been neglected until
1t was a menace to fruit growers for
miles around. If the fruit raisers
will cooperate he will see to it that
every complaint is given prompt at
tention.--Cle Elum Echo.
The new book just issued by the
Christian Cooperative Land COM
pany and printed in this office, is
ready for, distribution. 1t is well
calculated to convey to the public
clear and comprehensive view of the
religious, educational and industrial
IS
1t will, no doubt, be read with salts
faction by all who are interested in
our development. The Christian
Cooperative Land company, with H.
NJ Lichty as manager, is composed
of one member from each of the
church organizations in Sunnyside,
who will insist in disseminating in
formation concerning our town and
it's advantages to homeseekers. This
committee was selected by Mr.. Lieh
ty, himself, and each member acts
in this connection in an individual
capacity on his own motion, but In no
case does he represent the church
organization of which he is a men,
ber ---Sunnyside Sun.
Miss Matte Beck of Yakima is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Frederick at the West Side.
49,. Mrs. M A. Ford, who went down
to North Yakima Wednesday to visit
friends, returned last night much
disappointed, for her letter an
nouncing her intended visit was not
received by the friends and they had
previously gone camping in the
mountains. :. Mr.. p. J. Prien has
moved his family here from
North Yakima and will make this
city their home. Mr.. PREM is an I'M
firing worker in the interests of
the beet sugar business and undoubt-
eddy will meet with great assistance
from the general public in Ellens-
g.-Ellensburg Localizer.
Rev j. b. Early went to North |
Yakima Tuesday to make the final
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