Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-03
THE LOCAL FIELD

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,ssn sAfvaesrs DALI
The band has secured one of the rear
MONS in the second story of the Haw-
k,ns block for a practice room, and
vill furnish it in up-to-date style.
The finishing touches are being put
on the offices in the opera house block,
and Messrs. Anderson and Mitcham
arc moving in. They have two of the
incest Offices in the city.
". R, Anon left for Waitsburg this
morning to spend few days with his
family and friends.
Such lovely bread as they do make
With Electric Flour. You can get it at
the Columbia Commission Co.'S ware
house or at W. R. Larab's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Stokes of Bon
ANA, COL, are In the city looking for
ocstion. They say they have been
reading The Courier for the past three
months and wanted to see if all the
GOOD things we have been saying about
the country were true At last report
they were so well satisfied that we are
likely to have them for permanent
residents of the city.
vson NonoAS's oAil
Miss Bertha Trip is home again
after having spent several weeks visit
Ing in Spokane.
Rev. R. F. Rhodes of Oakesdale, is in
the city. Mr.. Rhodes is Baptist min
istSr, aud is endeavolng to organize a
congregation here.
IA. Thurnher has started a dray
and transfer line and asks you for a
share of lyour business. He is well
known In the city and will no doubt
enjoy good patronage.
Geo. A. Shocks, who is now con-
nscted with the Northern Pacific rail
road, was in town today and invested
In ten acres of land down the valley.
Mr.. Shocks is one of those good fell
lows that is a credit to any community
to claim as a citizen. Wo speak au-
thOritatively. as we ware associated
with him In years past when he was a
journeyman printer.
saos rursoAv's DAILY
Mr.. Stokes, who was mentioned in a
recent issue of The Courier, as coming
here from Bonanza. Col, has pur-
chased piece of land up the river and
will make this place his future home
Alex Bier has decided that Kenne.
wick 10 good enough for him, and has
purchased two lots in the south part of
town Oh which he will erect resi-
deuce. Mr.. Bier will prove a valuable
citizen, and we are glad he has made
up bis mind to stay with u.s.
A number of boarding cars are on
the sidetrack in this city for the use of
the workmen who are putting up. the
new depot at Relief. The new depot
will be for the accommodation of the
operator, who will have charge of the
block syetsm at that point.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. E. Randall are in
city looking over the prospects with a
view to purchasing some property
Nj. Randall is one of the proprietors of
the Ellensburg Localizer.
large audience greeted Rev. Nc
Lean last night when he delivered his
lectuse on Yellowstone Park. Those
who attended were highly pleased
With the entertainment.
Wea WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Road Supervisor Evans of Prosser is
IN THIS part of the county looking over
the roads.
ID. Ruckin came dow from North
Yakima Saturday to get an advance
a'pring weather.
Don't put off until tomorrow wi at
you should have done day before yes
efday, but see KreiGIer & Straight,
soout Irrigation lands at Two Rivers.
d N. Hawkins is transacting bust
meas In Spokane today.
~. Reed & Co. have a full line OF
Ill kinds of seeds.
N. Pettibone, an attorney from
SPOKANE. is here with view to loca.
ting.
p narfy Beach babe goodbye to his
Aeanewick friends today and took the
sa'ng train for Spokane, where ht
~" spend ION. time visiting and see
ing the sights.
a". John Whitmack, of Lincoln
81 eo' ls spending the winter with hel