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Shetolumtia Courier
C. O. ANDERSON, Editor
Published Every Friday at Kenne-j
wick, Washington
TERMS OB' SUBSCRIPTION
One Year, in Advance - - 51.50
Six Months - .75
Three Months .50
Advertising Rates Made Kuowu Upon
Application
The Columbia Courier
la entered as second class matter at
the postoffice in
Kennbwick, Wash.
With this issue the Courikr is
one year old and is celebrating its
first birthday by appearing in a
new and enlarged form. The
Courier, while still an infant, is a
husky youngster fairly well equip
ped to fight the battle of existence.
May Kennewick grow and contin
ue its liberal support so that year
by year we can enlarge the paper j
and plant and likewise celebrate;
each and every succeeding birtli- i
day. I
A petition was circulated a
mong the business people and pa
trons of the post office here asking
the post office department to issue
an order for removal of the post
office to its new quarters which
have been completed for some
time. The present quarters are
inadequate to handle the rapidly
increasing business of the office
with dispatch. It is hoped that
the department will act promptly
in the matter and relieve the post
mistress from the annoyances in
that direction which at present she
is obliged to contend with.
The St. Paul & Tacoma Lum
ber Company received 250,000 feet
of lumber this month. There is
also another lumber yard in town
KE'NNEWICK
HARDWARE
A.
n *
Company
doing a good business. This is an
I index to the amount of building
going on in Kennewick and vicin
ity and the rapid progress which is
being made in every" direction.
| Landlord Flower, of the
I Kennewick, reports the following
guest at his hotel during the past
week: J. W. Barnes and wife, O.
H. Buell, Kalispel, Mont.; J. L.
Jolls, Tygh Valley, Ohio; W. F.
Calt, C. K. Harris, Rev. J. H /
Wood, North Yakima; C. E. Grif
fith, Walla Walla; G. T. Miller,
Loto; O. B. Dohrn, Garard, 111; J.
I). McDonald, W. D. Root, Spo
kaue; Dr. Ellis, W. B. Warren, J.
B. Hughes, Reardan; B. P. Smith,
H. H. Harrison, Walk Walla; J.
W. Walker, Jambs Walker, Rikli
i burg.
j J). W. Martin, a real estate man
[ from Spokane, dropped into Kenne
-1 wick, Wednesday morning aud re
mained a couple of days looking
over the prospects here and seemed
qn'ite well satisfied with the out
look
Cosgrove & Hanson this week
sold a 10 acre tract in section 7 to
O. R. Holcomb, and there is now a
man on the tract putting the same
into shape.
Dr. Wagner, a prominent physi-1
ciau of Tacoma, was in town Thurs
day, and talked with Cosgrove &
Hanson regarding the purchase of
some laud.
Cosgrove & Hanson have answer
ed about one hundred letters of in
quiry during the week. This shows
that Kenncwick is becoming kno\wi
throughout the country. , /
l>r. Pintler will beat Kenne,v;6k
April 16th to 20th inclusive.' Of
fice with Dr. Pallister on Third
street. All who have dental work
to be done should call 011 hitu.
Mrs. J. Hanson and daughter!
left for a few days' visit in Tacoma i
on Thursday.
O. L. and G. E. Hanson recent
ly sold 40 acres in section 10 to a
Ritzville attorney.
During the hurry caused by the
change of size in the paper a num
ber of small errors crept in. They
will be rectified in our next issue, j
A party of gentlemen from South
Africa were here last week looking
over the country with a view to lo
cating a colony from the far south
ern hemisphere. (
Inspect the beautiful piano at
Miss Pallister's studio. Miss
Pallister will act as agent for
the D. S. Johnston Music Co.
Call on her for terms and prices.
Through an error iu type setting
the Kennewick Land Co's ad of
i Hover Villa tracts reads $100 per
j acre, wheras it should be $125 per
acre. The mistake was discover
ed too late for correction.
A PLEASANT AFFAIR.
Thursday evening Mrs. Win. Keefer
entertained u number of friends at the
Antlers Hotel. The evening was
pleasantly spent at various games in
terspersed with music, piano solos and
dancing. At the close refreshments
were served. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. Hover, Mrs.
McCoy, Mr. Oeit/eutanucr, Mr. and
Mrs. liudpw, Mr. and Mrs. Hoadly
Mr. WliHson, JiMiss Pafllster, Mr.
Frank Card well, E. P. Hoerschgem,
Mrs, Stailey and others whose names
we have been unable to ascertain.
Mis. Iveefer has been the recipient of
many comiiMmeiits about the charm
"ig Ulttuner in which she conducted
PALLISTER
Teacher oWoc.VL nud
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
TIIIUD STREET KHNNEWIC'K
Lost.
A gold watch charm, with a
diamond set. Finder can get a
liberal reward by leaving the
same at the Courier odice.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice Ih. hereby given that the co
partnership existing between C. A.
! Lundy and C. F. Breitlmupt, both of
the town of Kennewick, County of
Yakima, state of Washington, under
tlie firm nnme and style of (lie Colum
bia Land Company, and doing a gen
eral r»»al estate and land business at
Kennewick, Yakima county, Wash
ington. is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent, C. F. Brelthaupt withdrawing
from same. Tlie aforesaid Columbia
Lund Company will in the future be
continued at the same place by C. A.
Lundy, who will collect all debts due
and owing to, and will assume all lia
bilities of the said Columbia Liud
Company.
Dated at Kennewick, Washington,
this 11th day of March, lOtKt.
C. A.LUNDv,
C. F. J i KEITH A UIT.
The ANTLERS
A First Class New
Hotel, with a reputa
tion already establish
ed. West of N. P.
Depot.
Wm. Keefeiy Proprietor
f" al
Siiuc: (Sail
Kennewick,
WEST BOUND EAST ROUND
No. 1* ll:4oa. m. No. 2* s:o.^a. in.
" 3* 3:45 •' " 4 f>:3s p. m.
" 5 7:32 14 " 0 2:28 a. m.
Loc Frt 8:30 " Loc l i 't 0:15 p. m.
Trains marked * do not stop.
W. W. Peokenpuugh, A. D.Charlton,
Ag't., Kennewick. A.G.P.A.
Portland
BRAZILLO DIAMONDS
Latest Discovery. Defy Exports. Snm
l»l • RING, STUD or PIN, in Gold Kill
ed Setting. 25 cents. Agents Wanted.
The BRAZILLO CO.,
I Dept, H. Melrose, Mass.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
Laud Olfiee at Walla Walla, Wash.
March 17, 1003.
Notice is hereby given that the foi- ]
lowing nuiiied pettier has filed notice
of his intention to make, final
proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver of the United
States Land office »• t. Walla Walla,
Wash., on May />, 1003, viz: John E
Linn, who made homestead entry No. ,
fiß(l3, f'»r the 8-] NE} Lota 1 and 2, sec
1, township (» N, range .'sl E W M.
He names the following witnesses to {
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land: J V Lewis,
David Marshall, H A Ash and Win
McUibbons, all of Wallula, Wash.,
Joseph L. Molnindro,
Register.
CONTEST NOTICE
Department of the Interior,
Laud Oillceut Walla Walla. Wash.
March 7, 1003.'
A Mirth-lent contest allldavit having
been tiled in this olllce by Thomas Gie
/entanner, contestant, against home
stead entry No. 84.'17, made October 0,
j 1000, for the kw], section 22, township
7 N, large 2») E W M, by Charles T Ir
! vln. Contestee. n which It is allege«t»
that said ('harlen ;T Irvin has wholly
I abandoned said tract for more than six
| months last past, and has tailed toeom
i ply with the law regarding {residence
and cultivation, and that said absence
I wi'H not due to his employment iu the
; Army, Navy, or Marine Corps of the
I United States, us u private soldier, of
ficer, seaman or marine, during the war
■ with Spain or during any other war lu 4
I which the United States may be eiMi
| gaged, said parties are hereby notiHenl
i to appear, respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock
a. ill. on May 21, 1003. before the Reg
ister and Receiver at the United State#
Land Olllce in Walla Walla, Wash.
The said contestant h: viug, in a pro
per affidavit, filed March 7, 1003, set
forth facts which show tlint after due
diligence personal service of this notice
cannot be made, it is hereby ordered |
and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
Josi-IMT 1,. MOIIUUDKO,
Register |
YANCHy C. liLAT.OI'K, J
Receiver. j(
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