The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-08-20

Cir mill wood at Cascade Lumber
Co.
Frank Emigh has gone to Seattle
FIR a couple Of weeks.
" A. Halves is suffering with
rbpumatism this week.
Rorn-to Mr.. and Mrs. H S. Hugh
es on August 18th daughter.
Look at those fine dishes free to
orch customers. MOrain & Halves.
harley. best steam rolled, $40. 90
nor ton. See our ad. Fruit Growers
ASH.
TR. Slusher, \. ?. agent at Gun
nineham, was in town Wednesday on
business.
Curt J. Anderson Is home from
Pennington where he has been work
Ing In the harvest.
Black raspberry plants, $50 per
thousand Order now for November
delivery. Fruit Growers Association
L. Stanton has purchased an acre
in the Hewetson tracts Oh the G oil
unbia river from Mrs. Thomas IL.
Irwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. E ID. Collins left We'd
nesday over the North Bank road Tor
a few days outing at Portland and
visit at the Fair.
G.. E. Griffith went to Richland
Wednesday to look after business re-
garding some grading and leveling
contracts with the Kichland Land
Co.
The Columbia Clay Co. are putting
large number of brick, IS or ~
thousand on the ground for the new
Power house the Yakima Valley
Power Company will erect to take
the place OF the temporary structure
In which their turbines and boilers
are housed.
The Rebekah Lodge will have
special doings at their next meeting
Tuesday evening. A delegation from
Pasco will be over and three or more
new candidates will he initiated.
Every member Of the local lodge III
town should be on hand TO welcome
the visitors and enjoy the good time
the special committee on entertain
ment are planning.
j. &. Jones, the harness man from
Nashtucna, was down on business
Tuesday. He reports a good wheat
crop and business. The Spokane,
Portland & Seattle R'y has purchas-
ed the land, water appropriation Of
the Palouse Land & Power Co. and
ills expected that the whole Wash
tucna valley will be put under irri-
cation IN the near future.
F.B. Nelson. of Pomeroy, who will
be remembered as one Of the trio Of
mill men here last Spring looking for
ahouring mill site and who took an
option on the Merit Dwire tract in
the west end Of town, was here Tues
Gay and Wednesday. MIR. Henley
who was the leader of the party has
bought mill at POmerOy and MIR.
Gates has gone into the implement
business. MIR. Nelson is selling lands
under the Deschutes Irrigation &
Power Co.'S project.
VIM. l. Kimberly was the only sue.
cessful Kennewick man in the draw.
'ngs for land In the three reserva.
t'ons opened. Thru his agent. H. f
Beach Mr.. Kimberly was assigned
NO. 2725 on the Flathead reservation
AZ there were about 5000 good claims
MIR. Kimberly will get a pretty good
'arm. AS he was soldier 1t was un-
necessary for him to 60 to the Mis-
s"u'a Land office to register. but he
VIII have to make his selection mex,
april. The time he served In thu
army during the Civil War will Dt
ueducted from the year period. MI
Nmoerly served three years and {
mali SO that he can secure a title tt
us land after something like Il
months residence OH It. No one u
inore deserving Of liberal treatmen
dt Uncle Sans hands than the ole
.'e'erans and we hope Mr.. ktmberI.
fe'ires fine piece OF land and llVe
~any years to enjoy It's FRUITS.