White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-10-20
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1916
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: TOWN AND VALLEY NEWS ;


Werner Blair is working for John
Trigg at Hanford.
Miss Luella Lundberg has gone
to Olympia to remain for some
time.
Mrs. J. E. Newly of White Bluffs
was a Pasco visitor on Monday
Pasco Express.
Floyd Walker left Monday for
Seattle to join his mother, who has
been there for some time.
Dressed Belgian hare may be OBJ
tanned by leaving orders at The
Produce company store. 9tf
Clate Grewell and his son, Purdy,
went to Yakima Sunday to visit
friends. They expect to be gone
about week.
Andrew Brown of Prosser repub-
lican candidate for county attor-
ney, was in this end of the county
the first of the week,
FOR SALE-A few choice Glib
raltar onions. Sweetest and mild
est onion known.
loft Mrs. r. D. Barge.
G. A. Whitney, F. e. Wymore.
Herb Huff and l. G. Howard made
a business trip to Prosser Sunday.
They were driven across by James
Shepherd.
Miss Kate Chambers, who has
been for some time a CUES at the
George Chambers ranch out on
Terrace Point, was passenger on
MONDAYS train for Yakima.
The trial of John Larson, Edward
Connely and William Anderson, the
three men charged with robbing
the Richland post office, was begun
in the Federal court in North Yak
ina Monday morning, but the jury
disagreed, was dismissed and new
trial will be given.
E. A. Wise, who got the NOM
nation for school superintendent
on the Democratic ticket by stick
ers at the recent primaries, was
looking over the voters in thy! thy end
of the county, Monday.
A band of 400 sheep, the first
to be crossed on the local ferry
this fall, passed through town Mon
day on the way to their winter
quarters from their summer range
in the forest reserve in Okanogar
county.
Miss Theresa Murphy left Sat
urday for Minneapolis, where
she will visit with friends
and relatives until next March
Fred Gilhuly took her to Kenne
wick Saturday morning with the
musicians who played for the dance
Friday night.
Fred Bickle this week LEASED
from Willis Thorpe his entire bant
of range horses, estimated at abou
300 head, that are now ranging ir
Grant county between Saddle
mountain and Moses Lake. There
are Ia brands included in the band
Mr.. Bickle will begin gathering
them at once and will bring then
over on this side of the Columbis
and receive half the increase fol-
looking after them over here. Tht
lease runs for five years.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. r. Taylor O.
Prosser were in the valley Monda.
boosting for E. G Houston, Repub
lican candidate for county commits
sioner from the Prosser district
Mr.. Taylor is a Democrat and wa
defeated by Alex. Mcneil for tn
nomination of commissioner at tn
September primary. Mrs. Taylo
said, however, it is not case O
"sour grapes" with them, and tina
they are not mad at McNeill TO
beating Mr.. Taylor for the nomin
alton, but that they just fgur
that Mr.. Houston is the best ma
for the place.
To prove that his Everbearin.
variety of Strawberries are all tn
name implies. John Dumert of A
lard, on Tuesday of this weel
passed the Spokesman a sample DO
that were just as red, just as lara
and just as palatable as were pre-
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