The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-07-10

For Sale-A baby go-cart. Inquire
at this office.
Rev. John CudmOre and family
have moved into the Slaugenhaupt
house on Tacoma street.
Just arrived, carload OF wheat
1920 per sack at the Chas. H Collins
Co.
The Presbyterian Ladies Mission
airy Society will meet with Mrs. w.
u. King next Thursday.
New orchestra in Kennewick ready
for engagements. Empire of j. A.
Van Norsdall.
Fred King. of Sunnyside, came
down the Fourth and is visiting his
rhum, l.. d. Shanafelt.
Just arrived, carload of wheat
22O per sack at the Chas. H Collins
Co.
Herbert Shanafelt came down
rom Sunnyside for the celebration
ana to visit his parents. returning
tuesday morning.
Just arrived, carload of wheat
o@.1o per sack at the Chas. II Co,l,ns
Co. ''''''
Chlt Engineer Billiard of tho
vince Bluffs Land & Irrigation Co.
was III tow Wednesday on hns;
. ness.
Good hack and harness for sa,o
cheap, If taken soon. INQUIRE a,
Photo Gallery Store.
j. M Tresenriter is cutting the Sec
ond crop OF alfalfa on his ranch east
'k- OF town and reports an excellen,
or yield.
For fruit lands under government
ISL irrigation, address E. P. Dodd. Her
mission, Ore.
10 County Assessor S. C. Crooks wai
" in town shaking hands with hi.
many acquaintance the Nationa
ps Day.
'p' For information abont the Umatil,
eft Government project, address L, P
IRE Dodd, Hermiston. Oregon.
G. w. Hamilton, our member @
gs the Legislature, was among til
Fourth of July visitors from til
ed county Seat.
tn Big gentle horse and buggy. chea
or will exchange for hack.
IN f. B. Smith-Sec. L
ad Capt. w. P. Gray, E. P Simonse
and Dr. f M Lamson were anon
of those present from Pasco to tai
OK in the big Kennewick celebration.
The Chas. H. Collins Co. will &c
oft this week. for cash, a ton of role
nv barley for $50.
County Treasurer r. B. Walk,
re. was down from PrOsser for tt
at Fourth and enjoyed the fine exerci
es of the day as we'll as visited h
~ many friends and former neighbor
Candies and fruits at the Ke
newick Club.
,;s w. H. Bowen, the agent for H. ,
TunesOn's new state map of Was
ingtOn, took 285 orders for the ma
70 in Benton County. He is now deli
~ ering.
II, Buy some of that $500 coal at tt
!" st. Paul yard,
A. l.. Norton, II w. Nelson and
'e w. Gamble, managers of the st. Pa
yards at Kehnewick, Finley al
OF Ritzville, enjoyed the Fourth of Ju
lr. together at North Yakima.
For Sale-One span of horses ar
ne 8 years old, weight 400. Two spar
of young mules well broken, weig
a ing about 100; at Coffin Bros. Ranc
It. r. s Erley who has been visitil
at the Mounsey home, has gone I
gs Ellensburg where he will make tt
season with new threshing QUIT
he has just purchased.
Mason \ gal. 81 20 doz.
Mason OTIS. Soc doz.
er Mason pts. 6Oc dCz.
" at The KennewicK Trading C
o. J.C Met lellan, who has been boo
keeper at the Cascade Yard, went t
DC RichlaDd Thursday to take chars
OF the Company's yard there.
he For Sale-A fine, old horse; will |
he sold cheap if taken at once. wi
D., work double or single. Apply t
n Lewtas Bros, r + D No. 1-Finle
e Rev. j F Smith writes from Divi1
ity Hall, the University of Chicag;
d. II few lines about the recent Repul
in lican National Convention. He
it. hard at work at his post-graduat
n studies.
p For Sale-My 10 acre farm i'm tt
Putnam tracts, horse and top bupp
ne new Universal gaso. eng. h. D., an
to all my household effects which al
lit practically all new. FIR. Shepar,
80 Agent e. W Wiegel has gone on a