The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-04-03
Try Il sack OF Yakima Best

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All kinds of fruit and vegetables at
| Futler'S.
! Seed Potatoes OF al kinds xl4O
per cwt. Hamilton Supply Co.
! Architect +. a. Swinyle was in
! Prosser Tuesday on business with
the School Board in connection with
there.
| PrOsSer Best and Dakota Hard
Wheat Flour has the largest circula-
| ton in the State. Four kennewick
Merchants use it; White Bluffs, Han
ford, Haven & Cascade Construction
Co at Priest Rapids uses it.
| WANTED-New members to ioin
the band, whether experienced or not
Experienced players are desired, and
beginners Oh any instrument will
find this an excellent chance to leurn
Don't delay, see Prof. Jauslin.
Strayed or Stolen-One bay mare.
four years old, weight ll5Ofb, has
white face. branded E on both
stiles, Clyde stock. Will pay $1,000
for Der delivered at the Star Feed
Yard in Prosser. Sam White.
Otto Hansen il having a house
J put up on his tract on the Columbia
next to j. F. Skaters. Harry, the
Jap who occupied the house aid
farmed the tract MIR. Hansen sold to
the North Coast, will occupy it and
improve this tract also. 1t has
already been leveled and seeded.
Never in the history of tine Pacific
Northwest have the wheat exports
held up as they have this season.
February broke all records for for
eign shipments, and Portland stood
first among the wheat shipping ports
of the entire United Sta tes with
2,279, 1872 bushels: Puget Sound was
second with 2,Oo6,}i2 bushels.
The Twin-City Ice and Cold Storage
Co., has established branches for
handling ice and cold storage prod
ucts at Richland, Hanford. and White
Bluffs in addition to the points the
company served last year. Pasco
will have a special ware house for
the accommodation of the large trade
there.
Mrs. Martha E. Better and daugh-
ter Miss Pearl Bolton arrived last
Saturday from clifton Forge, Vir-
ginia, on Il visit to Mrs. G. w. Lane
and family. They have sold their
home property in the east and will
make kennewick their new place Of
abode. Mrs. Bolton is Mrs. Lanes
mother,
John Mills, E. D. Spicer and r. b.
DObbelarr, Of Hover, were in town
Tuesday transac ting business. They
report that the water has gone the
entire length of the canal with a full
head. 1t backed up at the waste
gate at the end Of the ditch sufficient
to wash out the county bridge which
crosses the canal near there, causing
some damage to the road.
For Sale-$40O piano, most new.
Six hole Monarch range with oil
burner attachment and other house
hold goods. One new Elgin King
bicycle. also seven room plastered
house one acre ground we'll filled
with fruit trees etc call at place for
merly occupied by Mr.. French the
blacksmith in Garden Tracts, every
;hing will be sold reasonable.
Z. X. Swift, general manager o
the Crab Creek Lumber Co., with
hpaduuarters at Seattle, and W. Vir-
CINE, travelling auditor of the COM
pany were here the first of the week
on business in connection with es-
tabIishipg the new yard. They found
that Manager Bidwell was rushing
things along and the new yard was
ready for business in good shape.
They continued their trip Of inspec-
ton 10 the Company's yards at KiO-
ma ana EllenkUurS.
Tuesday was Elmer CrOsby's third
birthday and To help celebrate the
day Mrs +. NJ. Crosby invited about
twenty of the little folks from two
to five years old to their home on
Walnut street. The tiny guests had
IL fine time playing kindergarten
games and with nursery toys until
they were too tired 5tO do anything
else than go home when the hour
came to bring the fun to a close.
Mrs. w. S. Maddrey assisted Mrs.
crosby in the management and
amusement of the guests and every
body was Interested all the time.
E'mer's birthday will be well re-
, lnembered by them on account of
the jolly time they had.
Another citizen has recently heen
added to the fast growing popula.
ton of kennewick in q. G.. Nolte of
the law firm of Anderson 4 Nolte
Mr.. NOlte was born and raised In
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