The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-08-02
have CINE to Portland to visit the en-

have CINE to Portland to visit the ex-
position.
Jess Lowell and wife of Spokane
were called to North Yakima the
first of the week owing to the seri-
Gus sickness of .he formers mother,
Mrs. L. c. Lowell.
Miss Elizabeth McIlvanie returned
Saturday evening from month s
visit to the exposition, Seattle and
Bellingnam, visiting with relatives
and friends in the latter cities
Deputy County Clerk E. E. Cleav-
err is again at work after short out
ing up the Ahtanum. He will re-
turn for longer visit. having To-
Gated the haunts of all kinds of fish
and game.
The Washington State Beekeepers'
association Is in session in this city
today. The matters being consid-
cred are an exhibit for the state fair,
an increased exhibit at the Portland
exposition, and the inspectorship of
the bee industry in Yakima county.
Rev. and Mrs. M. l.. Rose and
children went to Easton Tuesday
morning. where they will go into
III Il uColi dOIC opoI oil Cdoy III
Gated. The family will remain for
five or six weeks if the camp proves
as pleasant as it is anticipated it
will
The county board of equalization
will be in session at the courthouse
on Tuesday. Aug. 18th. AS the
board cannot equalize or change the
taxation Of the property at any other
time than at this session, those who
have or claim grievances should be
on hand promptly.
A party from Aberdeen, s. D., con-
sisting of w. G. Bickilhupt and
family, Frank Brown and family,
Thos. Thoreson and wife and Isaac
and Phil McHugn, stopped off here
Monday to spend a day with their old
friends and neighbors. Mr. and Mrs.
e. J. Haasze of Mob Hill. The
party were on their way to the Port
land fair
Chief Engineer Hawkins and sur
veying party arrived in town Satur-
day evening from their trip up the
Natchez valley, where two lines have
been run for the Rose system of
electric railways. They will con-
tinue the work in other valleys un-
til all suburban routes are decided
upon.
F. d. Clemmer has taken out a
license to hunt. He is overhauling
his artillery and fishing tackle and
getting ready for a record break
ing excursion into the jugles of the
Cascades. AS matter of fact
Frank couldn't jump out of boat
and hit the water, but his romances
after these annual excursions are
word pictures that would give the
efforts of Baron Munchausen hun
dred yards the start and then beat
EN- a block.
Judge Taggard officiated Saturday
at the wedding of Benjamin B. Oh
ney and Miss Agnes Hop-to-wit, the
former of Toppenish and the latter
of FIT. Smcoe, both being Yakima
Indians. the groom aged 20 and the
bride 23. Mr.. Olney is one of the
most progressive young Indian
farmers on the reservation, and he
and his bride were educated in the
English schools.
Mayor o. A. Fechter will represent
this community at the Trans Missis-
sippi Commercial congress, which
meets in Portland on the 18th of this
month for three days session. the
mayor having been appointed dele
gate by Governor Mead. BY the
governors appointment, Yakima
county will be represented at the
Thirteenth National Irrigation Con-
gress in Portland, Aug. 21st to cath.
by Fl B. Scudder North yal,in,a
Walter n. Granger, Zllah; Lee A.
Johnson, Sunnyside.