The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-05-29

WIN TiulnS company.
Sam Darling is now located at
Drain. Oregon.
Car load of Yakima Best Flour jus t
arri -e''.
Mrs. w. A. Brundage and family
OF Oakesdale, are visiting her sis' er.
1n-law, Mrs. r. II. Anderson and ia
mily.
Buy some OF that 5000 coal at the
st. Paul yard.
Chas. l. Reaves, the baker, made a
business trip to Wapato and Topper
ish Thursday.
Wisconsin cheese 90 cents per III at
kenncwick Trading Company.
Mrs. A. NJ. Ostness of Spokane IL
visiting her mother Mrs. Mary Skin.
ner at her home near Finley thi>
week.
Try a sack of Yakima Beet Flour
Guaranteed the best in he State.
H. c. Mitcham Is getting aroun
with difficulty after being laid up for
a day OrtwO with game leg, a kick
from horse putting it out of bust
ness
Wanted to borrow $3.50. one to
two years. Gilt edge security. Land
under ditch. Near Kennewick. Re-
port at this Office.
Too many Tomatoes on hands; for
ten days, 10 cents per can at the Ken
newick Trading Company.
This week will largely wind up the
berry business for shipment. The to-
tai shipments will be about 5000
crates, $500 up to Thursday evening
and Manager Rose estimates the va.
lue of the crop at $50, 900. The price
has ruled high throughout the entire
season.
For Sale-My One-half acre and
residence in the Garden Tracts, three
blocks from the depot. A. 4. beats.
Mr.. and Mrs H. E. Beach are down
from Spokane visiting relatives the
first OF the week. They like Spokane
as a IT sidenee city very much. Mr..
Beach returned Thursday but Mrs.
Beach will probably remain for two
or three weeks.
Chase & Sanborn's or Schillings'
Tea, black or green at 80 cents per
pound at the Kennewick Trading Co.
DR.. l.. A. Bowling, a brother of
Mrs. w. S. Haxton, and his friend
Joseph Smith, both of A! tica, Ind.
are visiting the Haxtons and max.
ing some investments in the Kenne-
wick valley this week. These gentle
men expect to stop at Twin Falls on
their way home.
Three cans of Corn for % cents at
the kennewick Trading Company.
The Saturday Evening Post boys,
Logs, Harold and Lynn Taylor are
now fifth on the list in the contest
for the grand prize offered by that
paper, and head the list of all Wash
ingtOn competitors. The boys secur.
ed about fifty new subscribers in Pas.
co last week. The contest ends June
18th and the boys will lie hustlipg
hard for the next two weeks. Help
them along.
Lost-Between Horn road and
hennewick. hand satchel containing
watch, diamond ring in case, SCISSOR
: hair bsushes, small articles and
heck book of Arlington State Bank.
Finder leave at Reporter Office ard
receive reward.
On Friday afternoon at the home
IF Mrs. q. CARRIER the ladies of the
Presbyterian Missionary Society will
meet to hear the report an address of
Mrs. George Patch, the delegate Of
he Central Washington Presbyt.r.
to the Northern Pacific Board Meet
ng at Portland. The action OF the
meeting in detail and the plans pro
posed for the next years work in the
Northwest as they were formulated
1t the Portland meeting will be fully
reported and discussed by Mrs. Patch
,,u1 tho man, hors
Flour $751; 40 per sack at kennewick
Trading Company.
Tom CogrOve, one of the original
Kennewick real estate men. was in
town the first If the week looking af.
ter property matters and making ar
engagements to improve some of his
land. He came here from Billings
n ar which city he has been in charge
of some construction work on the
Billings and Northern Ry., a branch
line of the Great Northern and Burl-
ington. designed principally as coal
CARRYING road from the cOmpany's
mines in British Columbia to points
in Nebraska and Kansas where 1t
Is difficult to get coal. He noted the
great improvements in Kennewick
with keen satisfaction.