The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-06-26

uncle and family in North Yakima
this week.
All Kinds OF liniments and Gall cure
at the kennewick Harness Shop.
Rev. II Brockman will visit Walla
Saturday to look after church mat
ters.
Gloves, black snakes, binder whips
etc. at the kenne wick Harness shop.
X. r Ely of White Salmon, liz here
Tor couple of weeks visit ut TIE
MOunsey home.
Car load vi Yakima Best Flour lust
arrived.
leo. b. Beinhart. wife and dauyh-
ter left Thursday for Seattle and will
buy property and settle in the vicl-
nifty OF that city.
l.. +. johnson went to Walla
yesterday morning to be with Mrs.
johnson Ill the hospital for u day or
two.
Milan Barnett was up from Low
den On business Thursday. lie re-
ports d fair prospect for wheat there
this season.
We pay ~ cents per dOz. for eggs
at hennewick Trading Company.
Postmaster Paddock and wife OF
Hanford. We're i'll town Oh v edne,-
day making extensive purchases
from our merchants.
Cheese 20 cts. per ID at The Kenne-
WlckTrading Company.
George f Zurcier OF kiona, passed
through town Wednesday to Walla
Nalist where he will prove up Oh his
desert claim.
Butter 30 cents per III. at The Ken
newick Trading Company.
Luke Walsh and Il, K Rankin have
placed ali order with A. NevlOw for
nursery stock to set out twent,
they are jointly improving ia Sec
ton 81.
Dairy butter 80 cts. per ID. at The
Aennewick Trading Co.
Ora j. Gould OF Burlington, Iowa,
a brother of Mrs. W A Halves. has
been visiting MIR. and Mrs. Halves
two or three days this week.
Red. white and blue whips at the
kennewick Harness shop.
Vim. Michel of Pomeroy was in
town Thursday and Friday visiting
his daughter Miss 'Elva and son E. r
Niebcl OF the kennewick Electric
Supply Co.
For water bags, lace leather and
all kinds of harvest supplies 20 to
the kennewick Harness Shop.
Born-Wednesday, June oath to
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Lodge, a seven
and half pound daughter. Mother
and child as we'll as grandparents
doing well.
For Observation-Disclosures of 100
acres fine land in Douglas Co. 2 miles
from river. Across river from Han
ford Irrigation Co. Land. Will be
line fruit land when irrigated good
wheat land now. Some sagebrush
cleared and small cabin on the land.
Address e. 8. d. Box $50, Seattle.
Fred L. Watson, the grain buyer.
made trip through east Horse
Heaven Monday and found condi-
tiors in that part better than had
been reported. A number of fields
will yield 10 bushels to the acre
which Is a Dig improvement over the
earlier reports that the high winds
and dry weather had caused a total
failure. Among those Mr.. Watson
mentioned as having considera BILE
wheat is w. A. S1nalley, A. H. Rich
ards. John Howard, Fred Cress well,
w. c. COughran and others in that
neiehborhOod. especially where the
grain was on sod land which did
not blow 80 badly on account OF the
grass roots holding the soil together
Every voter must register before
he can vote at the primary or the
general election. 1t is not sufficient
that you have registered heretofore.
you must do so every year. The re-
gistration books for both town and
outside precinct are at C. O. Ander-
SON. = Office III the new bank build
ing.
G. H. Mottinger was up from Mot
finger on a business trip Monday.
He has an excellent crop of fruit.
peaches. apricots and grapes on his
ranch. The pumping plant he re-
Gently installed on an island contain
ing 80 acres in the Columbia near
his ranch, is working fine and fur
nishing plenty OF water. Mr.. Mot
finger is just completing fine four.
teen room house, a large and como
odious residence which they are fur
nishing in unique style. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Mottinger have large col
lectiOns of Indian, Hudson Bay COM