The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-11-05

'oectlon OF good wheat hand fo
sale. ~ y..s
For sale-A PIG egg Petalum,
Incubator, new.
The best OF very thing to eat a
the Twin City Bakery.
Found-Key; probably for roll to,
desk. Inquire Courier.
les, we do shoe repairing at tn,
kennewick Harness Shop.
For Sale-5O year-old S. C. White
Leghorn hens. Wycoff strain.
B. 6. Zwanzig, Sec.
harry Slower of Sunnyside, Wash
Visited with the Shanafelts Wednes
day.
When passing the Twin City Bak.
cry stop IN and give their Pies and
Pastry a trial.
For Sale-2 horse power gasoline
engine in good shape, running every
day. Inquire at this Office.
H. P. Hastings the travelling agent
for the Interior Warehouse Co. IL In
town on business for the Compan, ,
The water was turned off and the
Irrigation season brought to a sue
cessful ending Sunday October, 3lst.
VictorThompson is back from the
summer in the Big Bend at Daven-
port to spend the winter In Kenne-
wick.
Found-A pair OF gloves, in Garden
Tracts. Owner can have same by
Identifying and paying for this notice
Phone 479.
Commissioner Tweedt an d En-
gineer Wright were at Prosser at
tending the November board meeting
the first of the week,
LOST-Telescope grip between S.
P. & $. depot and 6. S. Stuart's
place In Section II, Sunday Oct. II.
Fiuder please leave at this Office.
Wanted To Exchange-One five
room house In first class resident
part OF Spokane, tor kennewick
property or acreage. Address. Box 81
The OglesbySheep Co. and the I'm
derwoud Sheep Co. have brought
their bands Of sheep in Horse Heaven
sOnth Of town for their winter feed
ing.
Permission was granted Tuesday
night by the council to Geo. F. Rich
to move the Transfer Barn
from Its present location north ON
street to the Prior tract.
B. F, Knapp, cashier of the Rich
land Bank and J. B. Clements were
in Walia Walla Wednesday where
they hal business with the land
office, Mr.. Knapp filing an entry on
u choice piece recently opened to en-
try.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Arden who have
been running the Hotel Artisan for
several mouths, have leased the
J. M. Hawkins lodging rooms and
have moved over their part of the
furniture and fitted the rooms up in
the best shape and will conduct an
lodging house.
BY courtesy of Senator Jones this
office has received q limited number
Of copies OF the Annual Year Book OF
the Department Ut Agriculture and
these we'wiil be pleased to hand to
as many of our interested subscribers
as the number Will supply.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Stark announce
the Second Anniversary Ball on Fri
day evening November 18th to which
all are cordially invited. Those who
recall the enjoyable occasion of the
tirst anniversary ball will be sure to
attend. Everything will be planned
for the most enjoyable function of
the season on this occasion.
The petition of, A.. w TOmpkins
for the extension of Ninth street
south from the corner by w, F.
SOnderman's residence to Railroad
street was presented to the Council.
Mr.. Tompkins owns the land requir-
ed and offers to open the street prae-
tically without expense to the city.
1t would be an improvement aud
will probably be granted by the
council.
Geo. E. Armstrong Is commencing
the erection OF $4,000 residence on
his lots east OF the Presby terrain
Church foundation. The bnilding
will be on the same general lines as
the NJ. E. patronage, will have seven
large rooms, numerous closets and
will be equipped with modern plumb
ing thruOut. 1t will make a fine
nome and be very convenient to the
center of town.
Mrs. w F. Lamson died at Spragu,
at the home OF her mother Saturday