The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-02-16
FHE LOCAL FIELD
r,om Saturdays Daily

No his ranch IL Wv
F. Lott, who has been down
,sm North Yakima visiting. .a I nsr nus nus
."d. returned to that city this
uorning.
4 Rogers of Section Seven re-
~ last evening from n visit to
w.';,u,ll, Montana. He reports u tenn
.',r. Of degrees below zero up
thsre.
Hazard l. swingle, architects, Of
..d,ato,. Ore, will open branch
s.. in Kennewick in the NJ. & g.
s'a,s .h. frs. Of next week.
~. EDITORS of the Union and the
a....m.n both Of Walla Walla,
sss,.d off . nss light recently. We
,.a.,,,.nd the boys were quarreling
..., a. Joint rate" on advertising.
c.ttior a price high enough to be sat-
i,t.c,ory to both would be q good basis
Of settlement.
Tho commercial clubs of Pasco and
proeser have appointed delegates to
.,,end the meeting at Spokane to dis
ems, the development OF the lnlano En-
nire Feb. q, Kennewick should be
ronrosanted also and the matter should
!. ,.ken up at meeting Wednesday
evening.
From Mondays Daily
Frank Staley is working for the N. P.
Rv At the depot. His predecessor is
holding down the night job at Relief.
E.v. Alberty left today for Hover
to take charge Of the St. Paul & Taco
ma Lumber yard there. He has been
me efficient book-keeper At the local
ward and his friends are glad for his
promotion. An additional bookkeeper
has been put on the force. The book
keeper are Walter Hassig of Yakima,
and Albert Rasmussen Of Alfalfa.
DIN. Cary and J. J. Smith who
have been out with party of Mil
waskee surveyors for the pas, three
months, returned yesterday. They
cove across the country from Lind
where they left the party. Their prin-
cipsl work was the hauling Of supplies
for the party which ran a line from
Wallula up the Columbia aud several
cros lines, one extending from near
Ellensburg to Lind.
From Tuesdays Daily
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Nor
gan, son.
d.. Beinhart went to North Yakima
today on business.
Prof. George Jauslin was in Pasco
on business last evening.
Miss Spence has returned from Horse
Heaven where she has been nursing
10 the family Of W. A. Morgan.
J. F. Irwin has returned from his ex-
tended visit among relatives back In
Iowa and ID getting ready for spring
seeding.
A. L. Shipman is moving his house.
hold goods from the depot up to Rich
land to-day. He expects to improve
his ranch there at once. '
&c. Palmer, auditor of the Cascade
Lumber 20. from North Yakima, is
mere on business connected with the
local yard aud also tho com pany's
yard at Rl:hland.
D. J. Mcdonald, the young man
VINO has been learning telegraphy at
the depot until recently, has been
gwen the night job at Relief and il
making good in fine shape. His first
night on duty he handled twelve train
orders without slip.
Inc ranchsrs In Horse Heaven are
pu''ingin their time now digging wells.
"snourn has put down a we'll y
l.e' ds'p that has an abundant sup
Ply OF water. He has built a storage
Auk already and expects to receive a
"'nomiA to raise over the we'll this
"sek. 1t Is thought this we'll will
.u'ro plenty of water for that section.
Jun NJ Wros is also digging and has
'unx his we'll So feet and expects to 20
- oeep as Washburn's.