The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-04-24

Buy some of that 100 coal at the
st. Paul yard.
Frteh butter every day from Farris'
Dairy at Fuller's. Try it.
Try a sack of Yakima Beet Flour.
Guarantee d the best in the State.
For Sale-POland China Pigs.
j. &. Roe, Chicago Tracts.
Wanted-5OO sacks of wheat. High
est cash price paid. Chas. II. Collins
Co.
FOR SALE-Baby chicks. white
leghorn $3.50 per doz. Buff Orping-
ton 81 80 per doz. Also eggs for
Matching at reduced prices after April
LIST. Mrs. Il. W. TAYLOR.
Finley, Wash.
Rev. W. II. Jones. OF Goldendale,
spent Monday night in the city eli
route to the Presbytery ae Mabton,
Mr.. Jones came up to kennewick on
the North Bank road. This new linz
means much to his town and section
of the state.
L. H. koerner and father arrived
Thursday morning from st Paul to
take up spring work ON his ranch in
Section q near Finley. He is exceed
ingly we'll pleased with the growth
kennewick has made since he was
here two years ago.
Mrs. Charles Irwin and Mrs. J. F.
Irwin We're in town Tuesday calling
on friends. interviewing the miliners
and trading with the merchants.
Mrs Cbas. Irwin reports that they
had Il very pleasant and enjoyabl.
winter in Iowa at their old home.
George E. Finley drove the second
bunch of nice fat beef ca title over from
LOwden in the Walla Walla country
to Kennewick Tuesday, They were
purchased by the Dircksen Market
for slaughter and are Il likely bunch
OF yearlings averaging 934 pounds
after deducting four per cent for
shrinkage. They will make tender
juicy steaks.
Ira Hamlin. F. A. Swingle C. W.
Wiegel and j. n Scott. attended the
meeting of the Elks at Walla Waila
Tuesday night at which large class
Of candidates were initiated. There
was a large attendance of members
of the order from the towns of the
Yakima Valley and they were accom-
Odated with Il special train from
PascO to Walla Walla.
Half a-hundred Odd Fellows will
go to PascO tomorrow evening to
institute the new lodge OF that order
at that place. A large number of
visiting brethren will attend from
Walla Walla and nearby points and
Il big time will be enjoyed by the
fraternity. The large number of
candidates insures an all night Job
for the constituting team.
The City Meat Market has again
been closed. Tuesday +. M. Wilson
the proprietor, received a telegram
tina t his wife who ia an invalid, was
dangerously i'll. He closed out his
stock of meats and left Wednesday
for Los Angeles, California. to assist
I'm caring for her. 1t is probable she
will have to be taken to the hospital
as soon as he arrives there.
w Il. Collins is cutting some very
fine asparagus for shipment to Seat.
tie and Butte markets. Six stalks
of Mondays cutting weighed pound.
The plants are two years old. Altho
the patch was cut over Friday, on
Monday 200 pounds OF. the finest was
clipped from half acre. This large
production is only possible where the
land ia heavily fortified and up-to-
date methods of cultivation are en-
plOyed.
Scott Henderson has purchased
ChC vi IL. Cuc
Reporter and will hereafter conduct
the paper as sole owner and pro-
prietor. In the short time Mr. Ham,
lin has been "Our esteemed, but
loathed contemporary" he has show
himself to he live newspaper man
and has made many friends here who
will regret his departure He will
probably re-engaga in newspaper
work in Walla Walla.
Howard Anon went over to Walla
Walla Tuesday to get some special
data from the land office and else
where which Clifford Plnchot had
asked for. TO Mr.. Pinchot, the Presi.
dent has referred the Benton Water
Co. dam bill for decision. This speci-
al Information will he forwarded at
once to aid him in reaching favor
able decision on the matter While
in the Garden City Mr. Anon attend
ed the meeting Of the Elks.
The farmers Oh the south slope OF
the H orse Heaven hills are complain
ing of having many head Of their
stock killed by the trains now run
,,inr nm tho N.,rth Rank rnad 0uu