The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-04-14

plant from North Second street to the
Wisconsin hall in the Otter block.
They have added several new pieces
of machinery and have been forced
to find larger quarters.
Miss Emma Briant arrived from
Pittsburg Saturday afternoon on an
extended visit to her brother, Paul
Briant of Summit View.
viii Louden of the Yakima City
creamery left the latter part of the
week for two weeks stay on the
sound. While over there he will study
the methods of ice cream manufac-
turing in the larger factories of the
big cities in order to get up-to-date
ideas to put into execution at home.
The Yakima City creamery will soon
start the manufacture of ice creams
and expect to put out a superior ar
tiClc.
Arson 5. White of the Cowiche was
a North Yakima visitor Thursday. He
says the telephone company of which
he is president and manager is finding
it altogether impossible to keep pace
with the demands for new instruments
and a share in its service Mr. White
also says that there is great activity
in the Cowiche valley. People there,
he says, are all undertaking more
work than hitherto and that more
new people have found their way over
the divide than in any previous season
T.. S. Smith and family of Lewis
town, Montana came in on No / yes
terday with the intention of making
their future home in Washington. Mr.
Smith is one of the members of the
Montana Washington Land Co., one of
the largest owners of Naches valley
land, and expects to take an active
interest in the future development of
that wonderfully prolific section.
Not later than September 80 a state
stone crushing plant, operated by con-
Wet labor. will be in operation in the
Selah gap. Just north of this city, ac-
cording to State Highway Commits
sioner Snow, who was in North Yaki-
ma Thursday. The plant will employ
about so convicts.
Application has been made by the
federal reclamation service to State
Land Commissioner Ross asking that
the state forbid all private parties and
rights in the Yakima river or any of
it's tributaries for seven years, that the
service may have time to complete its
reclamation work in Yakima, Kittitas
and Benton counties. Notices will be
posted by the commissioner along all
the streams, that private parties may
protest, if they SO desire. against the
extension.
The annual meeting of the inter-
mediate department of the Y. M. G. A.
was held Monday evening, April l..
The following officers were eletccd for
the coming year: Curtis Gilbert
president; Edward Johnson, vice
president. and Waffle i,rc;. sccrc-
tary These constitute the officers of
the board of control. together with
the chairmen of committees which
the president will shortly appoint
All officers of The intermediate de-
partment come under the control of
this board, who promote the events
which make for the best interests of
the members of the department.
There will also be many changes in
the committees because of the many
Intermediate members entering the
senior department.
Articles of incorporation of Cal
houn, Denny & Ewing We're filed with
the county auditor Monday. The in
corporators are William c. Calhoun,
Charles +. Denny and Henry c.
Ewing. The capital stock is s25, 200
Fand the principal Office is at Seattle.
The articles filed here are in dupli-
cate of those filed with the King
| county auditor The company incor-
porates as agents, brokers, under
writer's, representatives. attorneys in
| fact, factors, etc.
Mrs. Sarah Gleed and daughter
| Mrs. W. u. Johnson. arrived from
| San Diego. Cal. Saturday afternoon
They will spend IA few months visit
ing friends and relatives and before
| returning will visit the Seattle fair
Mrs. $. p. Lewis of Seattle will ar
rive today to be the house guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. Daniel f. Lesh, for
\ fortnight at her home on Mob
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