Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-08-27
THE NORTHWEST

and Judge J. S. Cole, of Marshfield
are preparing to erect a big stee
and concrete structure at MarshfieId
lit will be one of the finest building.
of the city.
The steam schooner, Mann Smith
left Coos Bay during the past few
days with the largest lumber cargo
ever carried from that timber sec
ton. 1t amounted to 100000 feet
due for San Pedro.
The town of Twisp, Wash. has in
corporated and the following officers
elected: j. NJ. Risley, mayor; w
Ruark, Lon Risely, Tom Long, Rick
Burke, f. f. Magee, councilmen; w
r. Hewitt, treasurer
The car shops at Vancouver
WASH, are working hard to turn out
orders, which have been farmed out
from Tacoma. The new law require
ments in caboose construction makes
changes necessary by October l.
A hospital and sanitarium is to be
erected in Rainier, Ore. The plans
are being discussed, and it is stated
that it will be large and will be in
charge of some of the prominent sur
geons and scientists in the country.
The Northern Idaho and Montana
Power company, of Standpoint, Ida,
has begun work on a new sub sta
ton at Newport, 28xS0 feet, three
stories high, costing $4,000. The
company is soon to start work on a
100000 plant in Standpoint and will
put in $4,000 dam at Kalispell,
Mont, as we'll as $4,000 tele-
phone equipment.
The first Bank of Va-e, Ore, has
increased capital stock to $4,000,
and changed to the United States
National bank.
A new bank has been organized
at Kuna, Ida, by California and
eastern financiers, being aided by To-
cal capitalists.
Work has commenced on the Hum
bird bank building in Kootenai, Ida
no. The building will be one story
hign, 25x50 feet, and will cost
$4,000.
Gehr and Tidmarsh. and the Wen
atchee Realty Co. are planning to
erect a three-story fire proof build
ing in Wenatchee, to cost $4,000.
Two new artesian wells have been
struck near Walla Walla. Four more
wells are being sunk now. The
depth of both gushers is about SOC
feet.
Friday morning fire broke out in
the First National Bank building al
! Albany, Ore, gut,4ng it and causing
loss estimated at $4,000, with in,
surance at $4,000. The BlaiI
Clothing company, the bank and sew.
eral law firms were injured chiefly
The building was one of the best in
the city. Origin of the fire is un.
known.
The First National Bank of AL
bany, and other owners of the
building destroyed by fire there, will
erect a new structure, better and
more modern in every way than the
one destroyed on the site of the ole
structure. Work has been com.
menced on clearing the site.
Articles of incorporation have
been filed for the Lebanon State
bank which will be established al
Lebanon, Ore, this fall, Incorpora'
tors are e. B. Day, w. M. Brown
and John NJ. Stewart. Capital is
$4,000. A site has been secured
and a building will be erected soon
AT recent meeting of the stock
holders of the Pioneer State bank
Almira, Wash, the capital stock was
increased from $4,000 to $4,000
paid up. The stockholders are; w
E. Parsons, Spokane; w. R. Cum
ningham, Jr., Spokane; ]. c. Keller
Almira; o. H. Greene and H. E
Gritman, Ritzville; f. j. Trunk, Al
mira: Henry Johnson and B. w
Hughes, Almira.
The Vancouver Trust & Savings
bank has been authorized by the
state examiner at Vancouver, Wash
| It will enter business September l
with a capital of $4,000. The off
GERS are as follows: e. F. Bouton
president; Frank Eichenlaub, frs
vice president and cashier; T. H
Adams, second vice president; G. d
Young, secretary; A. III. Fletcher
treasurer. This is the fourth bank
for Vancouver, and Is the only saw
lings bank in Clark county and the
only trust company in Southwest
ern Washington.
The S. M. Osborn portable saw.
mill, located on the north fork oil
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