The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-18
Local News

Is evinced by the fact that j. b.
Trembly of North Yapima, is
erecting two modern buildings on
his ranch near the Euclid school His
barn will be one of the largest in
the community covering a space OF
3S feet by SO feet. the ADDITION TO
his house will consist of six rooms
and will have water supplied from q
pumping plant connected with the
river--Grandview Herald
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Mason drove
to Sunnyside Wednesday, and will
make an extended visit in Yakima
county.-Bickelton News.
Articles of incorporation of the
Toppenish Tribune company, of Top
penish, with capital stock of $4,000
were filed in the office of the county
auditor Monday. The incorporators
are George A. Macarthur, H. M. Mer-
rifield, L. D. Parker, S. c. Stats
and Herbert Wright, all of Topper
ish.
Officers of the Means Graham
company, of North Yakima, as filed
with the county auditor, are as fol-
lows: ]. B. Graham, president, and
s. w. Means secretary, treasurer
and manager.
The Outlook state bank, of Out
look, Washington, filed it's list of
officers for the ensuing year with the
county auditor. They are as follows:
w. HI. Norman, president; P. j.
Quesnbury, vice president and H. E.
Schroeder, cashier
obopua bac haop rnade in tha
time and place of hearing of the
homestead proofs of Henry Flood,
Claude A Labbee and Dnah M. Sch
neider. Instead or being heard at
White Bluffs the cases will be heard
at Beverly and the date is February
%, "a and % respectively.
Six bulbs of the Geisha Dahlia
have been sent from Booskoop, Hol-
land, to Paul Kruger to be dis
tributed among the fanciers here.
The nursery people in Holland say
the flowers attain a diameter of ~
to fifteen inches but Mr.. Kruger says
II they reach ten inches in this DIFF
ferent soil he will be satisfied.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. e. Ellis of Boise,
Ida, are among the guests of the
Washington hotel.
Word from Couer d'Alene is to the
effect that Mrs Davis, wife Of Prin-
cipal Davis of the high school, is
greatly improved In health. Her ILL
ness caused sudden journey to the
home of her parents. where she is
visiting, on the part of Mr.. Davis.
B. o. Miner. of Sheridan, NJ Y. a
grape grower from the grape grow
ing section, is in North Yakima on
a tour of inspection Of the Yakima
valley. Here he is in communication
with William Lee, Jr., and others
and at Kennewick he has an old per-
sonal friend who is taking care of
him. Mr.. Miner likes this country
but does not propose to purchase on
this trip. He says the manner of
handling grapes here is radically ,dif
ferent from that to which he is ac-
customed
Ernest Schneider came to North
Yakima Friday from his home near
Beverly, where he says the tempera-
ture has fallen to within five degrees
of the zero mark Though for the
most part the weather has been go
fine that his children have played
out of doors all the time with no
particular protective covering. Mr..
Schneider reports a large accumula-
ton of pan ice in the Columbia
river
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Elmer Pierce of
Summit View have returned from a
visit of several weeks with relatives
and friends in Goldendale.
J.. A. Pauly, of Moline, Ill, is q
recent arrival here who has come
with determination to improve his
health and enter into the fruit grow :
ing business. Mr.. Pauly has pur-
chased a place in the Wide Hollow
district His family will arrive \.
March. '-
Attorney Logan H. Roberts was a
business visitor at the state capitol
for several days the first of the
week.
H. Rosenweig, of Spokane, deputy
grand regent of the Royal Arcanum,
arrived yesterday and will remain
for several days. He is on a tour
of inspection of the various ROYAL
Arcanum Councils in the west and
will this evening be with the local
council at its meeting in the Epis-
copal church rectory to rehearse the
secret work of the order. Several
candidates will be initiated this
evening and large attendance of
members is expected.
Mrs. Emma Parshall of North
Yakima is in Ellensburg spending a.
rev weeks with friends and relatives.
Miss Anna Quigley of Ellensburg
was operated upon in North Yakima
Saturday for appendicitis. She is re-
ported as doing nicely.
Mrs. A. c. Steinman has returned
from Ellensburg after spending a
few days there with Mr.. and Mrs. C.
E. Wheeler.
Among the conveyances on file
Tuesday with the county auditor,
was q deed, conveying this northwest
quarter of the northeast qunrtcr Of
the southwest quarter of section IA,
township Is north, range Is T.. w.
M. The consideration is placed at
$4,000. George Feser is the grantor
and Joseph Feser is the grantee.
In Justice Hunts court Tuesday
judgment was rendered in the case
of j. w. Skillian, proprietor of the
Fruitvale Grocery, against C. 7
Hackett and wife, in the sum OF
$61.95, covering the sum sued fol