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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18
uGaltcrn @aicbaa. Gcaanc."

Toronto, II. MGr5. - Su CT
ncr Geriommlrn9 Der Magnoten Der
.Gnltcrn @uicboa 2cagnc" mltroe Der
Spielplon fir nGd)ltcn CONNER felt
gciebt. Gic Spiclr %bcginnen am 26.
Slpril in Baltimore nit Den @uIlo.
locrn. Ger GIub bon Eropiocncc
ml,roc I'M 500 g%cltroit, neil er am
Shlliic Der lebtcn Soilon nid,t nit
Den Ncmnrfcrn ipicltc. Inter Den
9lmpe ienOen morcn: buffalo - YrG-
iibent Soplor ulO Stallings; Hohc-
tier - Chaplin; WontrcM - Sogor
uno WcGniicrtp; E%roploerce -
Hopers mo Gum; Scricp : Gitp -
Wurrap; Observation-Disclosures; 9olti-
more >. 6ronf; Soronto = WfcGoI.
fern unb Barron.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18
Seamte Scs &oblcntrnits.

&caoing, II. WGr5. Sic
SabresDeriamnlrung Der ,Sentple
Sron Co." befannt ais Der &oblclls
Srult, faro brute bier itott. Die Ser.
ianrmlung lp1brte gcnau 20 Minitten
uno lpllr6e pom ErGiioenten Geo. i.
Gner geleitet. Die @obI bate iol.
genbes Geiultat: TrGiioert @eorge i.
gaer Guieoererwablt); Sice YrGii.
bent u. j. Gam bon Scranton; Giref,
loren: George ). 9ner, s. u. Mar.
Dca, gr-Erdiibent Der rNem Seriep
gabn;;" Soiepb g. Snrris, gr-ErGii-
bent Der .Heaoine. 9abn;" ". $.
Trues0ale. Er1iioent Der .0elonare,
2adopanna & @eitern.@obn;" 6. g.
5bomas. Erdiioent Ser n2ebigb.gaI.
ep-@abn;" Sbomas y. 6omler, Tr1-
iioent Der Hep- gbrf, Ontario &
@eitern:9abn;" j. :. UNDERWOOD,
Gr1libent Der Cries abn;" 5ranf 6.
Sminf, Gr1iioent Ser nNeooins Sron
Co." unO gilbert grpoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18
bCiocn Eoli5ci > GonlmiiiGrc porboll.
Den icin miro.

3u G6ren 81. Yutrid's. =
Ter alte Sdylbpotrun scr 9rilllen
Snicl, Ct. Eotrid, Der bonn ridden
&olfc dis Der grGBtc ibrcs Stommcs
bingeItcllt miro, trobocnl icinc Nu.
Observation-Disclosures picl lmitrittcn
miro, mrroc 1citcrn ollgcn1cin 1efci-
crt. gtid)t nllcin bic Srldrbcr, lons
hcrn olldD piclc on0cre HatiollolitG.
ten bottcn SIT Gbrcn bcs noroilbcn
&ciligcn crime Gmblclnc on9clegt,
ltnb Dos @cttcr ipor ifGr, ipcnlt
nlt6 folt. Seitlid)fcitcn fnnocn iibcrs
all in iriid)cn Sreiicn itott. 0ic
Sollptfcier obcr mar ooS Sobresban-
felt ser Sibcrnier-@ eicaihoit inHcrl.
ncrt's Sotcl, hos 1913. bicitr Mrt. =
&r. @m. =. Hpon, Er1iiocnt Der
@cicQi6oit, ful1girtc ais Soaitmci.
tier, un0 Die Heoncr morcr Sr. 90.
u. Wuuin, 9unbcs Sbonlo$
$. Garter bon Wontonn GongreB.
Nb%gcor0nctcr Charles q. Splpn bon
Nciu.gorf, Nouuerncrr Con-. @or-
flclG BON Wnrplntlo un0 Wnpor e..
Clan SimonlS bon baltimore. I'M
ter ocn iibrigcn Gbrcn9Gitcn bcion-
Den lid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sobn
Gill, iiin., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SRI.
&. @ohtcr, Sr. 6. =. &ennigbouien,
ErGiibcnt Der nTclitid)en @eiell-
idJait;" Sr. 9. %. Sellocrion, YrG-
lioent Der st. @nSrclps -. @eicll-
ihoit;" Sr. ". Z. Soworo, Grdli.
bent Ger st. Georges @ciclifoit;"
Sr. y. q. @oipori, Erdiibcnt Der
fron5oiiid)cn @ciclidoit.
Sciert GcbnrtStog nj it
Ct. id. = Iubcr Ct. Eotrid
f~cierte 9cItcrn aild) Sr. gbom Teu-
pert, Iftunr bes Common Tlcoss@e.
rid)tS, ieinen 0ebltrtstog, nit ben
llnterifyieoe obcr, bob Sr.I eupert IN
lcibboftigcr @eitoIt babel ietn fonn.
tc, m1brcno Ser olte Sdub6ciligc Der
griincn Sniel MIR aus rcbliger Scrne
5rieben fonltte, pie feline o%antbarcn
Shiitlinge iid) linn SIT Gbren antiiiir.
ten. Ser 9eamtenltob bcS Srn.Eeli-
pert perebrtc bieiem allcrbonb iiril-
reif)e @eidenfc. Inter gnberem
iiberrcihte @r. Ganiel s. Scullcp
inn cine fiinitlid)e .iriidle" aortof-
fel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18
SoBann Muit ociturbcn.
Grlu9 in Cincinnati ser @eii6tSroic
IbihlllB zines bcnlerfctSlucr.
then Scbenalnufea.

then Scbenalnlfea.
Gincinnntt II. WGr5. - So.
boltn Mtoit, Der iibcr Oic gon5c GrOc
befonl1te NnorGiit, lit belttc bier il,
Der @obnltng zines Sreunoc5 an Der
@eiidtsroie gcitorbrn. Molt iolltc
ndd)itcll Sonntog bel Ser Commune
Seller ole nScitrcOc" Dnlten, mo nm
ctpnigc poli5eilidC Ginmiidung 81
uernrciocl1, mar lein Gomlncn boil
ltGnOig gebcim gcbolten morocn.
Seine &ronfbeit brodte icin Sicricin
icOod an Die Sciicntlidfcit,
Sobonn Soicpb Moit mlrroc am )
6cbrllor 1916 81 H~ugSburg gcborelt,
crlcrntc OoS @lrd6inbergel60it uno
rciitc 1868 bis 1865 ais SonOmcrfSs
buridc ourd Gcutihlonb, ScItrcid,
StoIicn ltnO bic Sdmei5, trot Damn
IN Mtatn5 uIl0 Berlin ais iD5ioIiitii6cr
S6riititcllcr olti lnO rcOigirte cine
Belt lang in 9erlin Oic o6reic
Frciic". Ger GDniSmus, nit oenl cr
iid in Ncoc nnO S6riit Gllbcrte, 500
ibnl mcbrmal5 8ef0ngniBitroien SIT.
Sn Den Sobren Don 1874 bis 1877
mar CT Scrtrctcr 0c5 G%ben1nibcr &rei,
les im 0clltidcn GcidStnge. SpGtcr
bcgob er lid nod) 2onOon lln0 griill-
bete BORT Die .SrciGeit". NQS er III
0icienl @lottc in 1881 onlGBlid) Scr
Gr%morOlng OC2 &oiier5 IlcronOcr
oe5 3neiten boz, NllBlono oircft 5ltr
Gcrni6tung nn0crer Wpnur6cn ulf.
iorOertc, mllroe CT SIT IS Wonotcn
3ll6t6alt@ pcrltrtbcilt. 9tod) icincr
Gntloliltng reiite cr bon england uot
Nemsgorf llno go6 BORT Oie ,Srcis
belt" bcrollS. No6oem CT ollf bier
mic0erbolt Srcibeitaitrofen 5lt Der.
biiBet gcbobt bate, iic0cltc er nit
leiner 3eitllnG mad Buffalo iibcr.
Son BORT ging CT nod Chicago lrno
Damn iuieber 5llriid no6 Dorf,
no or in Den lcbtcn Sobren mciitcnS
MIR BON Heocnbolten gelebt bot. S(I$
III 1901 boS 9(ttcntot ollf Sen ErGii-
bcnten Wcainlep 6cgangen mar, Der
oifcrtlidtc CT cinet glrtifel, oltf
@rlno ocIicn CT mieocr Elm Sobr
3lldtbouS cr9ielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18
Gbrnna Der @rGbcr Guni0ocrirtcr.

@o bin0to II, II. MGr5. -
aric9sicfret0r Gait bat bcn friibcrcn
GongrcB Experimentation SGnrlt @m.
elliott aus 9couiorO, &c, 5ln
GommiiiGr fir Die aennSeidnun9 Ser
@rGbcr BON confooerirten Snlontcn,
melhc III Den n0rblihcn @eiGngniiicn
geltorben iino, crnolnt. lllltcr ocll
cpnfDoerirtcn &eternnen buttcn lid
piclc Inn oos g[mt bemorbcn. Sberit
elliott gebortc ocm Gou9rcB ii Sabre
lang al uro lit ein bcruorrngcnocr
HchtSonwoIt. Sn Der grnce Scr
Gonfooerirten bat elliott inter &c.
neral StepDcn 3. See gcbicnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18
Sclcorapbiitcn ucrantiuurtlidD.

Yucblo, Sal, II. Mdr5. - Sn
Der Gouiiion Ser bciOcn Yoiiogicr5iige
Der oHio 0ronoesI enuer.9obn" bel
9lOobe, Gol., an Srcitog irilb fan1cl1
- Ecrionen um's 2e6en uno - MIR
oen mebr ooer meniger idpcr pcrlebt.
9tllr iiebcn ser 2eiden iin0 bis ieBt
iocntiii5irt mor0cn. Die iIbrigen iitO
10 perbrannt, 0nB lie toltm 5lt erten-
men lein nerOerl. 3pei Sclcgrop6iltclt
lperoen iiir ben llnioll Dcrontmortlid)
aebaltell. 0eiOe iito bercit5 cntlalicn
mor0en. Ger cine gicbt ST., 0aB CT
gci6lnfen babe, ul5 Ser Bug al lei
len Signoltburm porilbcr gcfa6ren
ici, mo ct bic inn crtbeiltc @ciiung
ni6t ii6ermittclt babe. Ter SnQlleIt
iinOct oll Wontag Iben0 Itatt.
&ie iid bellte berollagcItclt bat,
urbcitctc Der SClcgropbilt g.. i. 81
pclp olti ser Citation SIT SmolowS
on 0onneritoq Ben 9oll5ct Gag uno
aud ocs Nod)ts, "a Der EClcgropbiIt
gSiQiom San GcuIcn ii6 obtle Gr.
lollbniB bon icincm Eoitcn cnticrnt
bette. 9cioc Scle0ropbiiten lino
cntlniicn iporoCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18
NidDt i%tattbaftc Euitncucrnng.

@o + in9ton II. @Gr5.
Ser @encrolpoitneiiter bat Die Scr.
iiielung crloiicn, ooB in ben Scr.
Staoten nod England, Canada ooer
Dem Sronspnol aufgeacbcnc SOFTEN.
oungen. ipelfe goll5 ooer tbeillpeile
ourdNihtig pber bnlbOurdiidtig iino,
pom oert inlGnoiiden Eoltbeamtcn ols
iinbeiteIlbor 81 bebonocIn iino. Die
~ermdbnten Climber babcu Die llcbcr.
llabmc oerortiger Seroulgcll nit Der
GrflGrung nb9elebnt, ooB Die Abrclie
lln0elltlid, lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18

Gin Wfenoranoltm bel ldls lpcldeS
Den Nanlen oSenrp Eetcrlon, II. 2.
2. 6ranflin," trug.
Sn @oibington CAB Sprcdcr
Cannon bonn GcprGicntontcnboiic
Den Witglieoern ocS o@rioiron.
Clubs" elm Diner I'M o6otcl 9telu@
WiQorb".
Gos 6lottcrt Gepnrtcmcnt lit
bon Guantanamo ans bcllod)ridtigt
porOcn, Bob Der 3oblnlciltcr Somoro
!. Sib seItor6en lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18
in SGnbcn bitli6rr Gapitaliiten,
Die Sdiffs6uufirmo Mornn Bros. /
Seuttle p"erfollit ibre Nnlagen.


Seottle perfolit i6re Nnlagen.
Scuttle, Woi6., II. WtGr5. -
Die S6iiiS6alliirma Woron Bros,
Dic @rbalter Oe5 S6Iudti6ific3 Pc.
bro9to," bo6cn lire Nnlogen an Dit
lide &opitoliiteu, bic nit Ben 0riS.
CONS BON philadelphia pcrbilnoet
lIr0, pcrfouit. Ger &altiprei5 jolt
$2,500,O00 oocr $3,5OO,OOO betra-
gen. Die iebigcn SnbobCr Ser 6irn1a
crtlarcn OoB lie ruegen Ici0cnocr &c
iunO6cit lidI pom 8ei6Git 5llrild5ic-
ben, bod merOen lie Den i'm Gontratt
init Der gunoeSregierunG iibernom.
mcncn 9olt Der yNebroata" nod uolls
cllocll. llnter Dem Ntontct oItoran
Company" miro ser @ctric6 Oc5
Sdyiifs6ollbofeS bon Oen lellcnGigcl.
tbiinlern iortgeiiibrt mcr0en. Der
Worineorditctt s. 9. Yottcrlon urlO
George $. Sigbee BON Der %oSntcr.
rational 9topigotion So" wcrOen Oic
2eitiing OeS 9etrie6c3 ilbcrncbmeu.
Die oroBcn Sdiiisbolb0ic pom Mo.
ran Bros. IN Seattlc bcitcbct lcit
1889
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18
aSta6t Baltimore
S6dJit runrantiih.
Gafopoocn diuer F5ilobclpbtcrit. 1870
@or on9cbli6 mitteIIoS. Solb
5og CT tic, bo(6 iallf lie bin.

&or ot9c6lid mittelloS. = Salb
5o8 CT iic, bolb innt lie bin.
Pm 0onncrItogNodmitto criGicn
III Der liiolidcn YoIi5ciitotion cine
6rolt, Die ibren Nomcn ais 6ron
9toro Smith aus EbiloOclpbio an
8ob. 9tclclbe cr5dbltc inter Sbrd.
nclt, ouB lie in EGiloOclpbio ucrbci.
rutbct Iei ltllO 5tuci &in0cr Dobc, 0oB
tic icOoG Don cincm pCrbcirotDctcn
Monnc aus Baltimore g%c5lulngcn
luorOcn lei, lire 6otniIic 5ll u~crlulicn
ultO ibnt 5u fol9er. Ger bctrciicnbc
Wtol1ll, Der frilber, ais tic 16 Sabre
alt mar, cin 6reumO bon ibr gcruelcn
lei, lid ipGtcr icood) in9oltimorc Der
bciratbct babe, lei an lcBtcn Wtontag
III ibrc Mobnung 9ctonmlcn uno
babe BON lbr pcrlangt, lie lollc nit
ibnt liud) Baltimore gc6clL CT molc
lid bon Icincr iebigen 6rnu I'M Npril
'd)eiOcn Inilct. Sic babe notiirliG
lcin &crlongcn nit Gntriiitlng ltrO
Dem 9cnlcrfen u6gupicicn, 0u6 lie
perbciratbet iei. NbcnO5 ici lie Damn
nod etncm Sbcotcr gegongcn mo
bo6c BORT Den b0ien Minnn mieocr &c.
t%roffcrL Der ibr lein &crlongcn pon
Nclcm porgetragcn lu10 ibr gcOroht
babe, tic SIT eridicBcll, folS lic ibn
llldt %miliobren milr0e. NuS gln1it
lei JIG Damn ehen mad Baltimore nit
gciubrclt, no ibr Gntfiibrcr Gin Soft.
holla fiir lie 6ciorgt babe, jCbt iet CT
abcr ocrldmunOen, ul0 ollcm 9ln.
IGcinc no6 ouf NimmcrmicoCrichcrL
lie obuc Wclomittel jrtriidloiicno. SIR
eln6lGcr Mlnl6 lei MN, bic @clo.
mittcl SIR Gildreilc nod EbiloOcl.
pbio 81 erboltcn. Ger 6rou Duroc
Damn Der 9cifeio, lid an Mopor 81
monuS 81 mcnOell mo inn ibrc Sci.
0cnagcIdid)te por5utragcll.
llcbcr Oieicn 6au NOR nm III ciltcr
gcItrigen Ocutihen EbiloOclpbicr Sci.
ting 6oIaGnocS 81 lcicn: rSowcit
iid Ollrdl bier einGc5o9cne Grtllnoi-
0ltllgcn icititclen l1bt. lit sic Sitlto.
tion oIIcroiitgo bcballcrIi1 fir ocn
pcrloiicncn Monn n0nIlih llno icinc
bciOcn &inOcr, ob oltd iitr bic ncltt
filbrtc" 6ruu? Gnrii6Cr fam man
pcridicOcncr Mcinung iciu.
Ter Dor bier Subren gcihloiicncn
Gbc 0c9 Glcftrotednifcra SobnSmit6
itno leincr 6rou 9torn c%ntiprongcn
5lpct &illocr bon 3, bc5m. / Sobr. Die
Snmilic bate IN oen1 &oltic ocS pa.
dcrS @rot Nr. Is, OtoorcitroBc, cine
@obnltng innc, Die ibr uui n0dItca
MOntog 9~efiinOigt ipur0c.
Scit &ur5cm orbeitete ser - Sabre
ultc Wnnn mdbrcno Der Aod)t; 0a3
modtc lid bic I'm 5lpei Sabre iiin0crc
6roll, cbcu Die entiiibrtc, 5l Nltbc.
Sic cmpiin0, pGbrenb ibr Mom bel
Scr Arbcit mar, ibren nGnllcr" mo
.pilcgtc icbr b0lliig crit ipGt in Scr
Noft nof Sollic ST. fomncn.
Scbten Wontag brad)tc Srou 9tora
ibre Sinocr 81 ibrer SdmGgcriL INT
in ooS Sbcnter 5u geben. Gna nGd)ltc
Scben@jcifcn Don ibr fam ans 9nlti.
more, ais iic t%clegrapbiiN iomobl
lbrcn WanlJ ais audi arocre TcrIos
men Inn OnS Sobr9elo nod TbiloOcl.
pbia iuicocrbolt onging. Montog
Abcllo bottc iie nod Angobc ibrcS
MunncS nod $12 bis $tl bel lid.
Is ucrloutct, oaB cs Der YGntiiibr-
ten" 9clllr9cn lit, in Baltimore ibrc
Sultamirtbin nm ouS sur Snbrt nuh
YbiIn0clpbia ~notblpenoi9e &Icilt0clo
on5upunlpcn. 9tn, ga fam lie ia
bclltc luteocr bier iein."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18
Ildl unf Cuba iuirb gcidhpinbclt.

Sontiogo SC Cuba, II.
WGr5. IL gloS Molinct, Scr &oiiircr
scr Yropin5, lit icit bier So9cn Der.
idwrunoen. Cine llutcril,dung Der
Bidder bat er9cbcn, OuB ungcfdbr
$4,000 III Scr aoiic ic6lcn. dc
,Iioclitp & Icpoiit So, bon Worp.
lono" bot $4,000 @ilr9ihait iiir Ocrl
Wonn 9citeat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18
NDdJ cine Guaiiiun.

SGrepcport, Ga, II. MGr5.
- Sll elmer GoIliiion 5lpiidcn 5mci
6roht5iigen ser o2olliiionn Nrfanlo5-
gobn" mtroe Der Sci5er 6runt @ilcS
0ct0otct rno ser Gollbuttulr $, 2.
Morgon nnD Scr 9remier ". g. 8in.
dieter ldwer pcrlebt. @ciOc Sofo.
mntipcu mltrOen Oemlolirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18
Marcus Grann'S N6idicb.

@oiGinQton, II. M0r5.-0cr
SonoclsicfretGr bat bcltte Sic Geii8.
nation ocS GimolOcrungS &nlpet,
tors MorcllS 9rolul in Quebec on9c.
llon1rten, 0oS ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ocs 9eonlten lit nift pcr0iicntlid)t
mormon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18

= sSrou Tpoiepelt, iueldc Ser Gor-
iirmotionsicier IN Der @rotons gfaoc.
mic in Moliad,uietts beipobnte, 100
ibr Sobn &ermit itlbirt, reiite gcitcrn
taf @aibington ab, no JIG bcute
Nahnlittae eintreffen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18

GolIiiion II. = Gin Ticro an
@ogen bcS Nrn. Sobn $. &noop bon
Mr.. 6, Noro-@ ilmor.S trnbc, gillg
gcItern Nbcn0 fllr5 Dor 6 l(br ourdl.
iuGbreno Der Glitid)er, ser 9tcgcr Mr..
thur Queen IN Hr. 1890, Tcnroicz
Npcnlc. Solj ablieferte. ToS Eicrb
ronntc bic Sllltou-M perutc cntlong
mo collioirtc an Der Gde pot Sutton.
Ipcnlc NM Boltimpre.S troBc nit ci.
mem StruBenbabnpfoltcn, ipoonrd
boS TicrO m~lgcnblidlid grt6Otct
iullroc. Ger GerluIt betr10t 5000,
albcroem ipllrbe Der @ogen bis 5ltll
Vetra9 bon SIS beih1oiat.
Io5Sio. - s(lf Die @irtbidait
OcS Ib. @oIbmonn, Nr. 1921,
Goitcrn- slucnlc, mnrbc gciterll slbcno
filr5 mad, # llbr BON Der Eoli5ei bcs
Dltlibcn GiItrifts cine Ho55io pprgcz
rommen. @ci oerielben mltrben ~
Ne9er uno IS Geibe ~perbaitci mo IN
Der oitlidlen Toli5eiitotion ocs ltllge,
bilbrliden 9%eitcbmens bcidmlbigt.
8oloonlont iclbit miirbe pes Sultens
zines nhor6entlihcn &aillcs beid)ul-
bigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18
Trauen=W dntel 81 $3.50

Cine Eorle bon SrnuennGhten in ifpnarcm Wrouoclotb uo
lohlarbencm Gcpcrt Sud-, icdbs peridUe0ene 6ocons, engonlicocnoc,
IWe un0 @pnp Gillette, nit Strcien oMr SteppItdcn, nit oo5u pal.
icnoem Sonrtus ODER ItlaBlSuttcr; iortWe @r0Ben. gllamabl $3.50.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-06-20
ALFALFA.

Joe Marston Of Seattle came over
Saturday to visit with his son Roy.
S R. Lamon was a Zillah visitor
Saturday.
Mr. A. Rasmussen made a business
trip to Orchardvale Saturday.
Mrs. I. W. Durham of Orchardvale
visited at the Mathis home Tuesday.
z. G. Fleming started for Montana
Saturday, where he expects to invest
IN property.
Thursday evening at o'clock. at
the home OF Geo. A. Ide. father Of the
bridegroom at Alfalfa. Judd Ide and
Miss Amy Culver were joined in bonds
of wedloek. Rev. Johnson performing
the ceremony. The happy couple re-
ceived the congratulations OF a large
number OF friends and relatives, who
also contributed many handsome and
valuable tokens Of their esteem. The
parlor was beautifully decorated with
roses and carnations. The couple en-
tered the parlor to the music OF the
wedding march played by Miss Mamie
Ide. The scene was a beautiful and
impressive one. The bride was attIred
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-06-20
SPRINGDALE,

The Cox boys dug a cistern for Alva
Merrill last week.
Mrs Everett Brown and daughter
Lola from the reservation were visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Browns ia
Their, j. X. Cox. a few days last week
Earl Cook. after spending two years
in the Yakima valley, has returned to
Nebraska
r. u Horod, wife and daughter.
took dinner with ]. IT. Estes and wife
last Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ.
Walden, June T. a daughter Three
days later Frank purchased from
Richey- Gilbert Co. Of Toppenish a nice
two-seated surrey
Three men pulled into our COM
munity last Sunday morning from
North Yakima in an automobile, view
ing our country and taking notes of
the same. The car attracted consid-
cradle attention. as it was the first
enc that had switched off the main
road and entered our peaceful domain
There seems to be quite a demand
for cherries just now. People are com
Ing into our community from far and
near and are paying 4 cents a pound
the purchasers doing their own pick
ing.
Smiley Walden attended the state
convention of the Christian church,
which convened in Seattle last week
He went IS a delegate from the con-
gregation at Zillah.
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BLACK ROCK.

A number of the neighbors of Mr..
and Mrs. George Barron gave them a
pleasant surprise one evening last
week in their new house near the
spring. Dancing and games were in
dulged in until a late hour.
A pleasant evening was spent at the
home of Mr.. Prosky, who was recently
married and brought his bride to his
home on the Ernest Berg place
Messrs Bulge and Wright are clear
ing large part of their claims for
next years crops.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams and Mrs
Story spent Sunday on their home
steads, attending Sunday school in the
afternoon. We hope to see them again
soon and often.
Section 81, town 70, range % has
been sold by the Rose Land company
to four partners from Spokane. We
understand they will clear the whole
section and plant wheat next year.
The price paid was SIS per acre.
All crops are looking fine at this
time as result of the recent rains,
and the farmers are correspondingly
happy.
Noel Thompson of North Yakima is
visiting his friend. Clarence Berry.
B. r. Vaughn made a trip to North
Yakima Sunday, returning Monday.
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SUNNYSIDE,

The firm of Brown & Fisk has been
dissolved, Andrew Fisk retaining the
business.
Frank Mccoy of North Yakima carrie
down in his automobile and RENAME !
over night on Sunday.
Charles wenner's neices, Margarn,
and Dorothy Coffin, spent Sunday
here, returning to their home Monday
morning.
Miss Ellen Newell of North Yakima
spent Sunday with Mrs. Charles
Wiener.
Mrs. J. R. Harvey entertained in
honor of Miss Carrie Young of North
Yakima on Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Kittie Parkinson Of Tacoma Is
spending a few weeks here with Mrs.
John Laird.
Mrs John L. Stackhouse and fami-
ly went to North Yakima on Monday
for a visit of few days.
Mrs. o. R. Ferrill is home after q
months visit with her parents al
Walla Walla.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Dr. Ralph Maddox Jones of Denver
to Miss Elsie Schubert. The doctor 1.
a nephew of Mesdames F. c. Jones and
w. H. Cline and is well known here.
E. ]. Young made a business trip tc
North Yakima Tuesday.
The C. e. society met with Mis-.
Hames Wednesday evening and elected
the following officers: President
Orian Patch; vice president. Mis-.
H4lyier; treasurer. c. b. Zook; secre
tary, Retta Slower; choirister, Mrs. f
]. Young; organist, Miss Emily Truan
Miss Florence Robinson went t.
Yakima Sunday.
Judge Lanin and wife and Mrs. Mer
rill went to North Yakima saturday.
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John Newbill has sold his fine team
TO Mr.. Halten, for which he received
ss5e
N. A. Newbill purchased an IL
months-old colt from Mr.. Halten. for
which he paid $500 The colt was taken
70 Mr. Newblll's stock ranch in Ore
gon. Mr.. Newbill is not only a lover
OF fine horses, but is considered an ex-
pert judge of both horses and cattle.
G. X. Lindsey, who arrived from
Canada May 10. has purchased the Geo.
Butler ranch consisting of twenty
acres. Mr. Lindsey and family are
Well pleased with our prosperous val
ley.
The Menonites have pitched their
tabernacle in the Zedzer grove and
are holding meetings. We expect to
see a great work done All are cor
daily invited to attend these meetings
and help to make them a success.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs w j. Smith.
June IA. a girl.
l. w. Saunders and family. John
Roberts and Miss Edith Durham start
ed for Hood river Thursday morning
to attend the A. c. camp meeting and
conference TO be held there from June
Is to June 80
Joe Lueus and wife and Mrs. Carrie
McLain started for Hood river Mon
day morning to attend camp meeting,
held at that place
Frank Nichols and Laid Mendall
made business trip to Toppenish SAT-
urday.
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BELMA.

George Davenport lnd Lou Herbert
have Joined the Mabton band. Both
are good musicians.
A. w. Mckinney and wife and Will
Latten and wife of Mabton were Bel
ma visitors Sunday.
James Day and wife made a bust
ness trip to Prosser Saturday.
William Lemay was in Sunnyside
Saturday on business.
Charlie Williams has the contract
to seed 10 acres of land for Frank
Renaldi.
Mrs. Jessie Melton came home from
Walla Walla the first of last week
where she had been for the past five
weeks nursing her mother, who died
on June 9th.
The strawberry crop has been very
light this year and the berries of a
poor quality on account Of the ccol
and rainy weather while ripcning
This week will see the last on 1he
market. CT erries and raspberr;as are
coming on the market.
cool weatf err during thu past six
weeks that harvesting the first cut
ting of hay has been delayed. There
has been no hay sold, as it has to be
/ in the stack three weeks to go
through the sweat before it is ready
for the market.
Mrs. w. G. Austin died at her home
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GRANGER ITEMS.

Olaf Mykebost. who was the only
member of the Granger eighth grade
to take the state examination, passed
with very creditable marks.
Hall & GrounitZ. buyers of fruit and
hay. have rented an office room in the
back of the Union bank building and
are now making their headquarters
there.
The PRESBYTERIAN Ladies' Aid will
meet with Mrs William bennington
next Thursday afternoon at the usual
hour. The yare planning some special
work for the near future.
1slr. George P. Eaton and family now
occupy the Cornwell brick building on
South Main street. 1t is very conven-
lent to their place of business, the
postoffice.
Mrs. Miriam Brown and children, AL
ia and Ruth, OF sunnyside, have been
visiting Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. Browns brother. Professor Rollin
E. Blackman, OF Granger.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bardue celebrated
their fortieth wedding anniversary the
evening of June 8 with a reception and
an Appropriate program. number of
guests were present, who report
pleasant time
Warren and Edith Eaton have re-
turned from full years work at the
state college at Pullman They report
an interesting and profitable years
work accomplished. We are glad to
welcome these young people back into
our midst.
Ernest Meloy OF the Liberty neigh
borhood has secured a position as In
spector on the new sewer that is about
to be Installed in North Yakima
Mr.. William Atwood has resigned his
position in the Seattle postoffce and
has returned to the farm Just north
east OF the town. where he expects TO
remain. His health is much better in
this climate than at Seattle.
Miss Edna Huggins, daughter of Mr..