Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-07-24

aches, billiousness and lazy livers.
sold by Domain Dug Co.
Miss Harer wishes to announce that
she will return soon to take up her
work. In addition to her private less
ons she intends to start choral union.
She has made arrangements to live
in Ritzville for the winter.
]. M. Bennington, who went. to Seat
tie to attend the Christian Endeavor
Convention, returned yesterday. He
visited different places after the con-
vention had adjourned and reports of
having had splendid time.
DR.. Yearsley, the dentist, who has
practised his profession in R;tzville
for sometime, will move to Spokane
on Thursday, where he will resume
the practise of dentistry. His many
friends wish him abundant success.
J.E. Prouty of Ritzville was visi-
tor in the city Tues day. He was on
tbs way to join his wife. who is WISH
ing on the Sound, and stopped over to
renew old acquaintance and look
after few business matters here.
Odessa Record.
Jacob Kaumerzell, who moved to
Portland sometime last spring, is here
on probate business. He informed us
that his wife died short time ago.
Mr.. Kammerzell expects to stay about
two or three weeks when he will re-
turn to Portland.
Gottlieb Meyer, rancher who lives
north of Lind, and John Schimke of
the Weber country, were in town one
day this week. They report the grain
standing fine. Mr.. Meyer had we'll
drilled to depth of 1923 feet. He
reports of having from 80 to 80 feet of
water.
Mrs. Chas. Baumann returned from
Portland one day last week, to which
place she had accompanied her husband.
Mrs. Baumann informs us that her
husband is improving, though very
slowly. 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. Baumann was stricken with paraly-
sis sometime ago.
J.F. Dealy, publisher of the Medical
Lake Mail, was in town last Monday.
Mr.. Dealy lived in Ritzville some six
years ago. He started the Hatton
Hustler about three years ago. His
many friends were glad to see him.
He also favored the JOURNAL Office
with pleasant call. Come again
brother Dealy.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Lyons left for
an extended visit with friends. Mr..
Lyons is the agent of the N. P. Rail-
, wayCo., of this city. He thinks the
work has been too confirming and the
chances are that after his vacation is
over he may resign his position and
move to Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lehman near
Wheeler, were in town one day last
, week. They favored our sanctum with
; pleasant call. Mr. Lehman informed
us that he had had the misfortune of
having his shoulder partly dislocated
and one of his ribs broken by being
pulled from horse by two other wild
, horses which he VISA leading.
Lots IN four new townsites that
have been plated on the line of the
new Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
railway in Adams and Douglas coun-
ties, were sold at public auction last
week. In all cases they brought good
prices and enough were sold to bust
ness men and others who propose build
ing soon to insure the rapid develop
ment of each of the towns.
One of the most attractive and best
written announcements that has ap-
peared in The JOURNAL for long
, time is that of the Portland Business
College, printed elsewhere in this
; issue. The heading is strong and art
istic, the wording cleancut and impress
sive. Send for the catalogue ment-
Toned in the advertisement. 1t is a
, beautiful production that tells all