The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-09-08
THE LOCAL FIELD
,pON Saturday, DAILY.


CUPS ranch has moved into his own
hnilding on west Second street.
R.A. Klinge is moving into the rooms
:, the &. l.. Mutt building OH Front st
Tbis will be especiliy convenient for
him in managing the telephone system
Miss Della Anderson of Browning,
40 is here for a visit with her uncle
and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Ander-
con. She will visit the Fair and friends
at Portland and Walla Walla while in
the West.
Hanson & Rich expressed sample of
Keunewick grapes today to G w Mott
.;enI Emigration Agent of the \. P.
Rv at St. Paul, Mimi and to A. d..
charlton. Asst Gen Passenger Agt at
Portland, Ore.
Good advice to women Ii you want
a beautiful complexion, clear skin,
bright eyes, red lips, good health, take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea There
is nothing like it. 80 cents, Tea or
Tablets, Columbia Pharmacy.
Chas. H. Collins of the Columbia
Commission company of Kennew:ck
was in town Tuesday. looking over
the held with view of establishing a
commission house here. He was much
pleased with the outlook, believing
that such an institution will pay in
Prosser, and expects to return here
soon and endeavor to make arrange
ments to into business. His firm is
prepare to handle all farm products
on cash basis and is doing Il large
business at Kennewick -Prosser Bull
letn.
NJ. o. Kitten and L w. Soth made
drive through the Horse Heaven yes
terday. The wheat crop is almost all
harvested. We found the Wroe- Owens
"combinet." at work on section 33 ard
they have about $50 acres yet to cut.
We also drove II miles west to Kitten
west section where the Heseltine steam
threshing outfit were threshing for
Charley CULLEN. Mr.. Kitten decided
to remain to make arrangements for
hauting and the editor returned 10y
way of the old Kelso ranch and Badger
Springs. This was our first trip to
this section of the country and we
were exceedingly we'll plesed with
what we saw. IT is already great
wheat country and will be immense
when fully developed. We know Of
no place where wheat lands of equally
good producing quality can be had at
the prices the Wheat lands are here
offered. We believe that wheat grow
ers from the Dakotas aud the Palouse
will continue to investigate and pur-
chase these lands in increasing num-
bers.
from TUESDAYS DAILY
Ask your grocer today for canning
peaches and tomatoes.
Miss Alice knerr is spending the
week at Rev. Mr.. Dry's.
r, Clark's Seeding Strawberry Plants
Zoo per 1000. P. f. MORSE, Phone 50.
Frank Dudley and wife of Niagara,
New York are here visiting H. Nj.
Bartlett.
O. X. Purdy of Prescott, Wash, has
bought tract of land from the Benton
Water Co.
Agent for McCall's patterns. All
the latest patterns to select from u,
Mis-. Heard's.
c w. Story. Mrs. A. NJ. Hover and
Mrs. II. A. Hover left this afternoon
for the Exposition via WalluIa.
Miss Margaret ROseman returned
from Walla Walla Saturday evening
We are glad to report her recover,
from her long illness.
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Emigh and Mr.
and Mrs. G. J. Beach started for Ken
newick from California yesterday and
will arrive home the first of next week
Miss Ada 10y and Miss Ella Wiley
cousins of Mrs. q. l.. Hansen, of Col
umbus, Ohio, and sister Miss Eloise
Staser of Ritzville, are visitors at the
Hanson home.
We have just received full line OF
Chase & Sanborn's celebrated teas, also
Chase 4 Sanborn's coffee in five pound
milk cans. Come and see our display.
w. A. Halves
l. b. Simmons has been hired to
teach the first term in the new school
house in district No 10. Tom McCane
informs us the building will be COM
pleted this week.
MIR. and Mrs. f. + Jones, of Yer
million, S. D., old friends aud neigh
oors Of Miss Mary Skinner are here
with her looking over the land and
'eave this evening for Portland.
u. w. Barnes is hauling the child
Ten to school on the west route and
Y. II. Putnam il haulintr fhoCa IN tho