The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-14
surprising il Uncle Sam balks.-E
lensburg Capital.

Postmaster Lemon of North Yaki-
ma spent a few hours last Sabbath
with his father and mother and his
brother, the doctor, at this place. :.
Joe Stephenson and his wife were
visitors in North Yakima Saturday.
not that they cared for the circus
Just to see the menagerie and parade.
C. A. Stanton, recently from MabtOn,
has engaged with Jess Orchard at
this place. The writer knows Mr..
| Stanton as a good workman and of
gentlemanly demeanor. 49,. Many
, wonder at the remarkable strides
| Richey & Gilbert Co. are making in
the business world. Every few
months they add another stone an
next to their block of solidmasonry
until this, one of the most substan-
tial and practical fire proof struc-
, lures in the entire Yakima valley, is
becoming a veritable little city of
itself, stored with almost every
known product grown in the valley.
A large and well selected stock Of
hardware has recently been added,
all kinds of agricultural implements
and the most carefully selected seeds
are in stock, and on or about July
1, next, the First National bank Of
| ioppenish will be doing business in
the building now being built adjoin-
ing on the east. The sequel to the
query is easy: The business ability
OF its manager and assistant, square
dealing with the people and judi
cious advertising is the keynote to
their success and very enviable rat
ings with not only Bradstreet and
Dunn, but fully as well the confid-
ence reposed in them by their many
patrons and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Review.
s. J. Harrison, w. B. Bridgeman,
r. R. Noble, Geo. Dorman and l.. C.
Mcdonald were in North Yakima
Monday, on business connected with
the formation of the Sunnyside
drainage district. i. Mrs. S. J. Har-
rison and Mrs. w. H. Cline are the
| Sunnyside members of The entertain
ment committee, who will assist the
| hostess, Mrs. Frank Horsley, in en-
/ PERTAINING during Yakima week at
the Portland fair. i. &C. r. Weber,
who has been sick with typhoid fever
in North Yakima for the past three
weeks, was brought back to Sunny
side, Sunday. While still very
weak, he is on the mend :. H. NJ.
| Lichty and VIM. Hitchcock went up
to North Yakima Saturday on bust
, ness and were present in the even
mig at the Presbyterian church to
hear the prohibition address by Oil
yer w. Stewart of Illinois. 1t was
very strong address and handled
almost entirely from an economical
standpoint. =. Prof. Churchill of the
! Pendleton Commercial college,
accompanied by Mrs. Churchill,
arove through Snunyside Wednes-
( day, returning to the home of Mrs.
( Churchills parents near Mabton
from a trip to North Yakima. They
carry with them full camping out
fit and expect to spend good share
of theri summer vacation travelling
about in this manner. The profess
sor says his school is prospering.-
Sunnyside Sun.
I II. Wells, Yakima sheep man,
and family, were at the Central
Thursday, being en- route to The
Danes . Eugene Winterstein of
Yakima, who is visiting in the
Spring creek country, while "mOn-
/ keying'' with a pistol, Sunday morn
ing. shot himself through the right
lung. DR.. Bonebrake was called and
extracted the bullet from the Shout
der. The doctor says he is doing
nicely and expects his recovery -
Goldendale Sentinel.
Mr.. Jos. Steiner came up from
North Yakima Tuesday evening -.
w. M. Baager, father of our popular
confectioner, is up from Yakima this
week. Judge Rigg of the superior
court Oh this district is establishing
an enviable reputation for seeing
that haOilual criminals get all that
is coming to them. Since entering
upon the discharge of his duties he
has constantly given every defendant
in criminal action, found guilty, all
he could under the statute and has
shown in one or two instances that
,..e law was more lenient than was
to his liking. That class or indi-
viduals who act as though they
looked upon jams and penitentiaries
as public free lunch and lodging
houses, will find it to their interests
to keep from being brought before
Judge Rigg, as he will accommodate
them with public hospitality cover
ing the cold weather period, as well
as see to it that in the good old
summer time" bars loom up like
4 Japanese cannon between them and
I beautiful green fields, cool mountain
I streams and a land flowing, for the
righteous, with all the Injuries
. known to life. Criminals seeking
winter quarters only will do well to
+ take notice and take swift hike
I hence.--Cle Efum Echo.
| l.. Spiegle came down Sunday
1 morning from North Yakima and re-
. turned this morning. IT "A. Noble,
the engineer of the reclamation
service, now has his headquarters at
sos South Second street, North
I. Yakima. M. J. Purdy and family