The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-04-23
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DlOck. j. j. Reed.
Team f. ST. -l1Jnfb> each. young.
true; also harm - and buggy cheap.
Address Courier
Oh, Sc Beck for one of his Ideal
pumping outfits for irrigation. OPP
pOsite the power house,
H. f. Eastman, j. l.. Smith and W
j. Evans are planting the Jones
place to orchard.
One car of fancy white oats, at The
Chas II Collins Co.
n. {. Underhill Of North Yakima.
is the new YARD man at the Cascade
Lumber Co.
Girl wanted to do general house
work. only two in family. Inquire
OF Mrs. NJ. A. Dwire tt
VIM. Loflin and family, of Seattle.
Washington, are visiting their old
friends, Mr.. Ond Mrs John +. Shafer
this week.
Choice asparagus roots, $500 per
Thousand. Nelson Williams
W. j. Duncan has purchased so
acres of land at Washougal, Wash,
just across the road from w. S. Har-
vey's and will farm it.
Miss Cecilia Shaughnessy aud l;ich-
a IRA Il S,,1,
near White Bluffs for a short stay
with the family at home.
Big stock of wheat at The Chas. II.
Collins Co.
Rev. l.. n. Il. Anderson left Mon
day evening for Tacoma to attend
the annual meeting of the Board OF
Regents OF the Puget Sound Uniyer-
sity OF which he is a member.
For the best, buy Washburn- Cros-
by's Gold Medal Flour at Kolbs.
Moreland & Sasse. the new Finley
merchants are using the columns of
the Courier to tell the people about
the good offerings OF merchandise
ia their various departments. 1t
will pay you to peruse their ad.
Four hundred choice dew berry
plants for sale W. NJ Frans.
DIR. II kOOne will leave Kenne-
wick the last of the week for an eX-
tended visit with relatives near To-
rontO, Kanada He expects to re-
turn to the west for the practice of
his profession
l.. d Roberts and John MOritz of
North Yakima, have the contract for
planting 240 acres to orchard in the
Highlands and they are rushing the
work. They have l. men at work
and are planting ten acres a day.
The case OF Beinhart VS. Don F..
Cresswell in which plaintiff was
given Judgement in the justice court
here for $73 for work done, has been
appealed to the Superior by the de-
PENDANT. Humphrey & Cole appear
for the after and G. o. Anderson for
the plaintiff.
The Irrepressible Pea Green, better
known as f. p. Green. has taken
firm ground in Cement City, Mich,
and the first installment OF Green s
Weekly reached the friends last week.
Old-timp residents of PascO will re-
member the genial Mr.. Green as the
| pivneer newspaper man and founder
| of the Courier He welded a witty,
wise and wins.me pen.
Case & Eschbach, the North Coast
contractors. have moved their canal
| from kiona to a point two miles
west of Prosser and are engaged on
a new contract here. They have
| leased the old Coffin Bros building
in Prosser as a warehouse for their
supplies and there is every evidence
that construction that part of the
line is to be rushed to completion.
We sell corn. s. 90 per sack. The
Chas H. Collins Co.
Otto Jeske and J. r. Weddell OF Ar.
lingtOn South Dakota, are in the
Valley visiting their old friends and
former neighbOrs John and Peter
Storland and looking for a location
They lived side by side in Dakota il
the early DAYS and have many stories
to tell on each other. The StOrlands
claim that these blizzard men will
their Overcoats and mittens brought
the recent frost with them. The
visitors say that Pete got so hungry
for rabbit meat when he lived il
Dakota that he would pull Off hi
boots and fish them out of the badge
holes with his toes when it was l;
grees below zero.
We sell fertilizers. The Chas. II
Collins Co.
1t is understood that c. f. George
who has a contract to furnish mea
for the cOmmissary departments o
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