The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-22
fife LOCAL FIELD
r,om Saturdays Daily


z The weak in Spokane.
- c.,oeuters began work yesterday on
:. q Kings new house in the Anon
Addition
Duncan has improved the ap-
france Of his cottage by Supplying Il
t,s,h coat OF paint.
~. yenpewick Transfer Co. has
.ne.ed the fine black driving team
loS rio which the Kernewick Land
Co, 60. on trade from b. A Saunders
c.;of Engineer Darling, Peter Stems
IN L. Greenough chartered the
-. .,.,oc Hover and started yesterday
ana trip of inspection over the entire
: North Bank line.
Mrs. NJ. D. Glover. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
= To,nssso, H. c. Tweedt and tine
,r;..as (,din and Caha were in Pasco
, :, visiting and as spectators at
The "kld" ball game.
va will be glad to know that we
:. ~ have a photograph gallery in
rsruewjck at early date. Will be To-
..,.a m the lot east Of the Drug store.
Watch for further adds.
psvmond Baldwin, who cut off the
.ord in his heel with an AK a few days
r zoo is getting along nicely and it is
l7Rought the tendon will unite firmly
and leave no permanent injury.
Wren & Greenough are shipping an
,,,6t of three carloads Of implements
lad A, head Of horses to the Palouse
~ work on their contract there. The
tam work OH their North Bank job
i practically completed.
W. learn through W. H. Hill that
The Columbia Canal received only
airht damage in the recent floods in
the Wslla Walla district. Repairs
we're completed in six days and at an
expense of something like $500.
I Smith has returned from a stay of
,moulh around Genessee and Moscow,
Idaho, looking after property interests
Two Of his daughters came down with
him for the first time to Kennewick.
Mr.. Olson of Moscow II homeseeker, is
aIso Iooking over the val ey under MIR.
Smiths guidance.
From Mondays Daily
Fur Sale, 5 good work horses. G. e.
Griffith.
Miss Anna Tweedt who has just grad
usted from the State Normal School at
Albion Idaho, came home last Satur-
aaaay evening.
{ sgJrs. 0. r.. II plcomo and children,
who have been visiting at Clinton
Itaser's, and Mrs C. l.. Holcomb. who
has been visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. H A.
Bier, bath returned to their homes at
Ghylle this morning.
The ball game yesterday resulted in
aylctory for the kennewicks over the
combined Horse Heaven and bridge
mems team by score of % to 6. The
visitors expected to have Greenburg in
lhe box and in this event the score
would prob IDLY have been close.
J. +. Perry has sold his lease OH
Tract 10 of the Garden Tracts to Il. w.
Moore who will cultivate it this year.
Nj. Moore owns the next tract west.
MI. Perry will continue to farm two
''scts but he found that a third was
more than he could handle.
The board of directors of the Kenne-
Wick Fruit Growers Association met
ms Friday evening, checked up the
seasons business and ordered all
eAeess sent out to pay the growers.
ne hoard were we'll satisfied with Mr..
.ehSins work as manager and he will
eplaced In charge another year.
harry Morgan was convicted of steal
lsa watch from A. L. Blessinger in
'uuge Richardson's court this morn
ae' he was sentenced to pay fine of
s'0' Failing to pay he was taken to
''e county Jail by Sheriff McNeill this
turning. The watch was recovered.
n0'l men have been working for the
N0ncrete CONSTITUTION Co. Morgan
Vas boarding at Blessinger's house
wear the public school building and the
'''en vas taken from the house.
Saturday at Pasco took place n lot
ny franklin county. Contrary to
'us experience of previous sales, this
sus was lively aft ,;r aud the bidding
.ssnafp. 1t is said that the reason
| n. w ' was the understanding that
A. r. KY and the Milwaukee were
~, ing 10 build a j'int bridge across
h. oo'ambia at Ainsworth. Lots
''sht $40 to $50 TINT were Il couple
:. 'es out. The returns to the coun-
approximate s5m0 In many cases
:, 'o's brought more than lots next to
n, N.Y." could have b 'en Dough, for from