The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-22

| he' SUITS Tor men, $40 to SIS.
! Ashbaugh & Co.
c. F. Breithaupt is having his ward
covered with white clover sod. D. S.
Bell is putting it down.
Header boxes are the order of the
lay with the carpenters. Machinery
Is being put in order for harvast.
| Chas. II. Collins of the Columbia
Commission Co. will make a trip I'D the
line, starting today, to Lind. Council,
Cunningham, Ritzville, Sprague and
Cheney.
W. Il. anon was in town again to-
day on his frequent trips to have his
arm dressed. The accident happened
about weeks ago and the upper bone
which was broken in two places has
united nicely but the lower bone seems
very reluctant to knit and is giving
some trouble in that respect. A spec
ial kind Of splini has been secured to
hold it i'll place.
Martin Fieldsted returned this
morning from North Yakima where
he had been settling with his partners
for the years sheep business. The
past year has been an unusually fayor-
able one in the sheep industry and
the firm has made big money. The.
work Is about done. The corral lum-
Der Will have to be piled UP and the
panels that make the dipping pens i'm
which the sheep are cleansed collected
They will then break camp and drive
through to the mountains above
North Yakima.
J. Ira Hawley of Prosser has taken
large party out about 90 miles south
west of town today to look over some
desert claims that are to be under the
proposed kickitat ditch. The follow
ing persons, all OF Seattle, have gone
out to the land today: Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman r. Smith, Miss Lois Smith.
Mrs. NJ \. Orett, Mr. aud MIS- Paul
Washburn, Chas. Suppiger, VIM Jor
| dan, f. b. Chandler, l. II. Wallace,
l.. A. Berham It is the intention of
these people to 90 to Waila Walla to.
morrow and file ciaims under the
Desert Land Act. The Courier an
nounced sometime ago Tie KIickitat
project had been successfully financed.
| From Wednesdays Daily
Z. c. Patterson is working at his
trade in Pasco.
Typewriter Paper all sizes at the
! Courier office.
Mrs. j. II. Cars and nephew have
returned from Pennington.
r.. Fullerton is moving into the
Emigh louise in Beact,'s first addition
| Mrs J. b. Glenn is down from Rich
land visiting with Kennewick friends
| today.
A. w. Tomkins is fur her improving
| the appearance of his residence by
,ainting.
The base ball team goes to Prosser
,ext Sunday for return game with ,
he Travellers.
r. A. Simmons returned Monday
evening from trip to Kiona where he
was looking after school matters.
3. H. DePriest of Sheldon, n. c., is
visiting his brother, J. Kelley, a few
days, stopping off on his way to
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. + Johnson and
sons went to Tacoma this afternoon
for few days stay. Mr.. Johnson will
attend the session of the State Bank
ers' Association.
Roy Washburn has gone to Kenne
wick to visit his parents. He was ac-
companied by Miss Lorraine Sheldon,
who will visit there for short while.
Rockford Register.
r.. F. Richardson has moved his
shoe shop into the Brown building
west of the Courier Office. He is pre-
mending and repairing at reasonable
prices.
G. F. Richardson's and j. 3. Roses
moved into the Anon house yester-
day. Mr.. Rose recently purchased
this property and Mr.. Richardson
owns the adjoining lots on which he
expects to build commOdious resi-
dence.
G.. Z. Griffith is levelug his 40 acres
near Finley and laying 3o0O-fo"t pipe
line to water the land. The pipe is
S-inch steel banded wooden pipe. 1t
will also carry enough water to iiri-
gate the land belonging to Prof.
George Severance.
Mrs. II. A. Howe left this evening
for the old home at Mt. Vernon, S. d.
Mrs. Howe's mother has been in failing
| health for some time and she started
this evening in response to telegram