The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-14
THE LOCAL FIELD
.pou SATURDAY. DAILY,

F. +. Eicholtz reports that his water
lifting device is an unqualified success,
Grain bags and sack Irvine for sale
immediate delivery. JAMES tROWELI.
Fred Shunemann of Pasco is here
ma hing arrangements to ship a car Of
horses.
For SAIE-Horse, buggy and harness
Senarately or together O +. Cos
per, Section 81.
Mr.. Hill from Prosser, is looking over
our CITY and noting the many improve
ments made i'll three years.
Henry Bogardt will begin cutting
his crop of $50 acres Of fine wheat Mon
dav He is the first to begin so far as
reported.
+ Van Sycle, the Benton hardware
merchant, is in town today huying
stock for his store and tIansacting 9th
/ er business.
Vim. Dircksen, while hanging some
n;ctures in his apartments in the new
building, fell from the step ladder and
broke one of the bones in his left haGd.
Preaching in the Congregational
church tomorrow at | a. III. and S 2.
~ Sunday school at 10 n III. and En-
doaxor society at p. m.-H. j. Zerch-
fer, Tastor.
George E. Finley of this place was
appointed poll tax collector for district
NOS which embraces al Of Benton
4 County east of range line one mile
west of Kiona.
VS.. HaxtOn brought small branch
froak one of his apple trees that in the
space of so many inches had fifteen
we'll developed apples Oh it. Some of
them were of unusnal size, and all We're
perfectly formed aud developed. As an
kexample of what young Kennewick
trees can do We put them against the
world. Fruit growers can well feel
sure of their ground when locating
where such results are attained III 50
short time.
G. c. Theal was in town yesterday
Interviewing our citizens III regard to
steamboat traffic on the river between
here and Portland. Mr.. Theal reprents
Portland parties who will put Il line of
boats on the river to accommodate
both freight and passenger demands.
He was in conf renee with Manager
Cover Of the White Bluffs and Column
Oliver transportation Co rs To tbs
probable tonnage, the schedule requir'
ed and other matters. lie expressed
himself as well pleased with tie pros
poets for business from Kennewick.
Up. Smalley's two children, while
out horseback riding Il short distance
from their Horse Heaven ranch came
upon 4 fuli-grown cayote which, with
the help of the dogs, they ran to cover
After worrying and wearing it out the
girl succeeded in ropingit and together
they tied it on,a horse and took ii home
with them where they staked it out
Ii soon revived and shovel all the
fight and tierceness it was capable of.
That two children of that age should
capture such an animal is notable
feat, requiring courage and nerve un-
usual in childhood. Evidently The
tue sportsman blood courses freely III
their veins.
From MONDAYS DAILY
Irving Mathews, an occulist from
Portland is in town.
n. r. Sylvester is away on business
trip to Walla W;.lla. .,.-..
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. ShaughnesSy
passed yesterday at Strawberry Island
Tie second cutting Of alfalfa hay
begins on the Rich ranch up the valley
- The Gerome will go through to
Z phAst Rapids on her regular trip to-
morrow. :....-
Mr.. and Mrs. Watt Travis visited
with J NJ. T ,urners returning to hi
ona on No. Is
The American Restaurant l. ;lfN J
nights customers with a line line oi
lone made bread.
Burt Scott of North Yakima, spent
sunday with his brothers OF Scott am
TO. The Clothiers.
Mrs, W. Orion return d lie Spokane
alter visit with her sister Mrs. Dwiet
1.-THE Hover House.
On account Of a wreck on the maio
Inc both west bound passenger trains
are twenty four hours late.
The school census has been coNplet.
Nand gives I total of Us pupils ie.
tween the ages of and p.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. G. I>reai who have
eeh running the American Restaurant
nave gone to Spokane to live.
waite Bros. are putting down vel
=" Alex Bier. Water is found at Il
"1 al this season of the year.