The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-07-17

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Mr.. Gardiner of Wren, Oregon was
IN town looking at the Barham
property the first of the week.
II You want a square deal and
good weights and measures, the
Hamilton Supply Co. is the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A II Jarnagfn and
grand daughter, have gone to Pierce
City and Weippe. Idaho for a six
weeks visit with relatives.
Gallon pie apples 4Oc at Kennewick
Trading Company.
George C Fender of the O. K. Soda
Bottling Works, made a business
trip down the North Bank and to
Goldendale the first of the week.
For Sale-A baby go-cart. Inquire
at this Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Sleeman and
children, OF Prescott, visited r. f,
Richardson and family the first OF
the week.
just arrived, carload of wheat
1920 per sack at the Chas. H Collins
Co.
Dance tonight at the new pavilion.
Duffy & White, managers. Good
music and fine dancing. The best
place to spend delightful evening.
New orchestra in Kennewick ready
for engagements. Empire of j. A,
Van Norsdall.
John T. DeGork and A. Nevlow
left Wednesday on a two weeks
camping and vacation trip on the
st. Joe river in the vicinity of St.
Maries, Idaho.
For Sale-Two work horses weigh.
ing about 1000 pounos each. Can be
seen at Irwin Bros. ranch.
j. E. Peterhans.
Just arrived, carload of wheat
2.20 per sack at the Chas. H Collins
Co.
George and Jesse Tegland, and
Oliver Harstead of Parland, Wash,
are visiting A. l. and l.. Smith for a
few days. They are enroute to
Idaho to WORK in harvest.
Just arrived, carload of wheat
1920 per sack at the Chas. H Collins
Co.
Rev. Samuel Greene. of Seattle,
Superintendent of Sunday School
work for the Congregational Church
was in town Monday looking after
business matters in connection with
the erection of the new church.
Good hack and harness for sale
cheap, if taken soon.. Inquire at
Photo Gallery Store.
H. j. Duffy, the railroad contract
or. was down from Lind Tuesday.
He told of the arrival of q train load
of steel for the bridge across Cow
Greek east OF Lind. The Milwaukee
has twenty miles of rail to lay be-
fore the line reaches the Columbia
river and the steel can be hauled out
for the Columbia river bridge. This
steel will be down by the last of the
month.
For fruit lands under government
irrigation, address E. P. DOdd. Her.
mission, Ore.
Division Engineer Marion of the
North Coast railway. came in Tues
day and has gone up the river to in
spect the work of the North coast
surveyors and go over the country
around HanfOrd and White Bluffs.
For Sale-One span of horses and
years old, weight 400. Two spans
of young mules we'll broken. weigh
ing about 100; at Coffin Bros. Ranch.
q. CARRIER is in the Big Bend look
ing after harvesting his wheat crop.
Mrs. CARRIER who returned from
there Saturday evening reports that
their fall wheat will go IS bushels to
the acre but the spring wheat is
badly damaged but will go about
20 bushels to the acre. Their ranch
Is located near KeardOn.
Mason X gal. 81 20 doz.
Mason OTIS. 85c dOz.
Mason pts. Coo doz.
at The KennewicK Trading Co
HI. A. Hover was In town the first
of the week looking after the ex-
tensive interests here. He informs
us he will leave Spokane next week
ON his automobile trip across the
country to New York and then
across the pond when he and Mrs
Hover will commence their contin'
entail tour of Europe and later to
Asia, the Holy Land and Egypt, TIC
consume two years.
For Sale-My 10 acre farm in the
Putnam tracts, horse and top buggy