The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-10-03

day from Seattle where nc attended
I shoot at Orilla last Saturday
Inc sergeant stood next 10 the high
man with 2lS points, the winner,
Private Potter OF Company D seor-
ing pei.
The Reclamation service has fifty
men at work on both the Lake Gle
Elum and tho Lake Kichelos crib
dams All the bids received by the
engineers were considered too high
so the work has been taken directly
in charge by the reclamation service
and the work is being rushed
through as fast as possible
The Republican county central
committees headquarters will he in
rcOm2, in the new Jacobson build
ing and will he opened up ready for
business within day or two.
ing both wrists. He was Immediate
! ~ taken to his home by Mr. Hand
saker and physician summoned
who set the fractured members.
J. 0. Allsbury, of the d. s. John
ston Piano company resigned his
position as manager of the local
branch a week ago, but has been re-
instated as manager of the outside
work with headquarters at this
place, and F. r. Clinton of Tacoma
has been sent over to take charge of
the store. Mr.. Allsbury will travel
/ between Pasco and Ellensburg.
W. L. Lemon received telegram
from A. +. Slater. Secretary Of the
Interior Shaw's private secretary
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he would he here in the near future.
Mr.. Slater was to have been mere to-
day to examine the sites for a new
federal building, but was detained in
Spokane on business, and can not ar
rive until the latter part of the week.
w. w. DeVeaux, the architect, has
moved his office from Union block to
| the Miller Building. The room for
merly occupied by him is being refit-
ted preparatory to it's use as a reci-
tation room by the North
Yakima Business College. Sew
eral new scholars were enter
ed at the college yesterday.
The enrolment is increasing steadily
and it is expected to continue to do
so from now on.
Miss Erma Dull entertained few
friends at her home, 211 North Sth
street. Monday evening. The house
was decorated in the colors Of the
Junior class of the high school,
white and green. The evening was
spent in singing and playing games
A unique luncheon, consisting Of
sandwiches, pigs feet, picked tongue
and coffee, was served by the hostess.
Those present were, Misses Varian
Cooke and Lou Briggs, and Messts.
Clyde Samson, Horace Doust and
Lester Palmer
Miss Mae Summerfield. who has
been visitor in North Yakima for
several weeks, has returned to her
home in Sumner. She was ac-
companied on her return by her
mother. Mrs. Perry Summerfield,
who went over for the state fair, at
which Miss Mae acted as judge of the
fancy work department. -. Miss
Maud Whitman, VIII has been on
prolonged visit to her brother, Her.
bert Whitman. at North Yakima, is
expected home next week.-Puyal-
lup Tribune.
NJ. Gertson, an employee in L.
Blumenthal's cothing store III the
Mullins building, has resigned his
position here and has accepted
position with the Horshoe Clothing
company of Seattle. He will leave
for Seattle Thursday.
Rev. NJ l.. Rose and family re-
turned Monday morning from two
months delightfully."- spent among
friends and relatives in Iowa,
Nebraska. Kansas and Missouri Mr..
Rose found times especially good in
the prairie states on account of IA
vorable season for crops. He is
pleased, however, to again be with
his people in North Yakima md re-
sumo his work among them.
Robert Johnson of Fruitvale, who
took first prize in the Silver Grill
contest at the Spokane Fair, re-
turned Saturday afternoon from Spo-
kane.
In the published accounts of the
awards for dairy products the award
for best butter was omitted. The
first prize was captured by Mrs. w.
A. Burchfield of the Mckee.
John Sindall and wife are on the
Sound, where Mr.. Sindall is under
the care of a Seattle specialist. after
his serious sickness here. His friends
here have received word that hee is
improving.