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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1912

Page

3

Aberdeen News Briefs and Local Happenings

A long item filled with society visits business trips and travel notes from Aberdeen and nearby towns. It lists Mrs. Cross hosting the Needle Craft club, Mrs. Tobey entertaining Swastika club, and many residents visiting Seattle Tacoma North Yakima Grays Harbor Spokane. There are railroad and infrastructure notes, D A R trips, depot work, and Easter sale plans.

Gillette Rushes County Gravel Work Near Aberdeen

G A Gillette, contractor for graveling a three mile county road east of Aberdeen, presses ahead with completion and hopes to finish within three weeks as gravel is laid across the route.

G. A. Gillette Aberdeen

Lyman Addresses Aberdeen Chamber on Water Transportation

Prof W D Lyman of Whitman College spoke at the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce luncheon on water transport and the Panama Canal. He promoted harbor advantages for Pacific coast business and urged Aberdeen to back Spokane's bid to host the next National Rivers and Harbors Congress.

Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce Hotel Fairmont W. D. Lyman Whitman College Walla Walla National Rivers and Harbors Congress Pacific Panama Canal Spokane Aberdeen

Paving and dog ordinance dominate city council meeting

The council opened bids for B street paving with Warren Construction at 16082 and Barber Asphalt at 14077 for bithulitic pavement while Barber Asphalt 14249 and Hauke Hegdale 13108 quoted asphalt. The Pacific Pipe bid 3000 feet of six inch wooden pipe was accepted and bids for 15000 feet of two inch pipe were called. The street committee favored Chicago avenue sidewalk from Market to First, and Houtari Addition platted. Harriman street improvement petitions were filed. March arrests totaled 90 with 132 dollars in dog licenses, fines 272 dollars. The council debated enforcing the dog ordinance amid noisy disruptions from pound dogs and jail-yard crowds.

Warren Construction Company Barber Asphalt Company Hauke & Hegdale Street Committee Pacific Pipe & Tank Company Clark Water Department Committee Chicago Avenue Market First Streets Harriman Street Lewis Evans Street Union Pacific Templeman W. H. Tucker Myles O'Hare

Democrats select state delegates from Chehalis County

The Chehalis County Democratic Central committee met in Aberdeen and chose delegates to the state convention in Walla Walla on May 6. Delegates listed include Montesano L Bignold and D W Fleet. Aberdeen Charles Neeson. Hoquiam A S Hodgdon and C W Hodgdon. Elma W A Combes. Porter Gentry Butler. Oakville J K Fitzgerald. and others. Louis B. Bignold presided, with A S Hodgdon as secretary.

Chehalis County Democratic Central Committee Aberdeen Walla Walla Montesano L. B. Bignold D. W. Fleet H. Pennell Charles Neeson J. M. Bowes A. J. Stewart J. J. Carney Hoquiam A. S. Hodgdon C. W. Hodgdon George D

South Bay Road Contracts Let

Bids for ferry slips, highway and trestle for the South Bay road to connect with Westport and Cohassett beach were awarded at Montesano by county commissioners Creech and Walker as successful bidders at $2,210. Work to begin at once. Standard Transfer Co. won the highway contract near Hoquiam. All bids for the Aloha road were rejected.

Westport Cohassett Beach Montesano Creech & Walker Standard Transfer Company Hoquiam Aloha Road Fitzgerald Oakville Grays Harbor Peter Humley J. T. Lanszenbach Bay City Copalis Crossing Alpha Road

Holy Week Observed Across City Churches

Holy Week is being observed in city churches with special services planned through Easter Sunday. The local Knights Templar will join at Episcopal Church next Sunday for a featured service. Tomorrow is Good Friday with several churches offering special services.

Knight Templars Episcopal Church

Fair Couple Back From Four Month Eastern Visit

Mr and Mrs Arthur Fair returned Tuesday from a four month visit with relatives in New Brunswick and other eastern points. Mrs Fair resumes her position leading the alteration department at Geo J Wolffs department store.

Arthur Fair New Brunswick

Hilts R J Leaves City for Rural Life

Hilts R J, a longtime Elma politician, gives up city duties to farm seven miles from Elma. Former street commissioner for four years and councilman for two, he was ousted by peers after accusing them of fraud and later reinstated by the Superior court.

R. J. Hilts Elma Hilts Fourth Ward Superior Court

Official Test Of New Auto Mobile Fire Engine Tomorrow

Tomorrow at 1 30 o clock the new fire engine will undergo its official test at the foot of Wishkah street with the city council and citizens in attendance. The machine has passed several tests recently but the main demonstration will occur tomorrow and Saturday.

Wishkah Street

Evans Drug Co Provides Barber Supplies and Toiletries

Evans Drug Co offers barber supplies and toilet articles in a small local stocking record. The ad notes convenient location and prompt service for customers seeking grooming products and daily essentials.

Evans Drug Co. A Evans Drug Co

Boy Hit by Javelin Injures Waiter on Way Home

Roger Blackburn ten year old son of Mr and Mrs J L Blackburn was accidentally struck in the back with a javelin thrown by a high school student while practicing yesterday afternoon on his way home from school. The lad was not seriously injured.

Roger Blackburn J. L. Blackburn

Morley Family Visit Heads To Seattle

E. W. Morley of Saginaw Michigan visiting with son A. J. Morley in this city. He will depart this evening for Seattle and spend a few days there before returning home, accompanied by his son as far as Seattle.

E. W. Morley Saginaw, Michigan A. J. Morley Seattle

Posse Heads North to Track Down Tornow

A six man posse leaves Tuesday for the Wynoochie headwaters to pursue John Tornow, accused killer of Sam Creighton and two trappers Scotty and the Swede, with plans for several weeks of systematic search in wild country. The group, seasoned in woods travel, aims to locate the fugitive despite difficult terrain and long odds.

John Tornow Sam Creighton Ole Johnson Scotty William and John Bauer Colin McKenzie al. V. Elmer Wynoochie Eral

County Commissioners Adopt Road Plans In Montesano

At the Montesano meeting on April 3 the board approved plans for State Road No. 2 improvements and directed a route examination for Humptulips Quinsamult road. Licenses and contracts were issued for saloon operation, dock work, and highway improvements while several tax roles and road petitions were processed.

Montesano Board of County Commissioners Humptulips-Quinsault Moclips A. Goldberg A. J. West East Hoquiam Oakville Cemetery

Malone Precinct Names Justice of the Peace and Constable

The report notes the selection of the peace officer and the constable for Malone precinct, detailing appointments and responsibilities pending formal confirmation.

of the Peace H. J. Mullens Malone

Aberdeen and Hoquiam Trades Council Denies N W W Grafters Link

The Aberdeen and Hoquiam Building Trades Council resolves that socialist and I W W publications alleging AFL labor collusion with the I W W in the Grays Harbor strike are false. It pledges support for law and order and orders public notice in Grays Harbor Post Aberdeen World Grays Harbor Washingtonian and Aberdeen Herald, dated April 2 1912.

Socialist Aberdeen Hoquiam A. F. of Grays Harbor Aberdeen and Hoquiam Building Trades Council Grays Harbor Post Aberdeen World Grays Harbor Washingtonian Aberdeen Herald

Christian Science Church Services and Reading Room

Christian Science church at First Street near Broadway offers Sunday school at 10 a.m and church services at 11 a.m. Wednesday evening services are at 8 p.m Reading room at 231 Finch Building is open daily except Sunday from 1 to 3 p.m

Christian Science Church First Street Broadway Finch Building

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tom Rogers Olympia Jed Rogers Mrs. Louise Karshner Tacoma A. KE. Cross Needle Craft Club Louis Bignold E. C. Club A. M. Bloom Edith Ruth Townsend U. S Jos. Jacoby The Aramantic Club A. M. Bendetson Chicago Detroit Mich Florida Gertrude Emily Wiseman North Yakima E. C. Miller Walter Hoper Grants Pass Oregon Quinsault Indian Reservation Butfum Lillie Dan Pearsall San Diego California Kathleen Greene Long Beach Cal James Parker Minneapolis W. Foster Lowney Andrew Reid Raymond Will Hanson Humptulips River D. MacLafferty and Sons Dr. B. M. and Geo. MacLatterty Port Townsend Chas, McDermoth A. D. Wood Dan Bowes Chamber of Commerce Union Ladies of the M. E. Church Moulton’s Furniture Store E. Wishkah Street Robert Gravy IF. L. Carr A. H. Hause Olympia Y. M. C. A Tumwater Electric Company Simpson and Pacific Avenues Northern Pacific E. A. McKenna Lyman Harbor Congress Eighth Street W. G. Hopkins Sayers Louis B. Bignold South Bay Road South Bay and Postals Boy Posse Tornow Rdeen Printing Co Home Florist the County Commissioners Ray Finley W. F. Downs S. K. Bowes & Co California Steamers Chehalis Norwood South H St Washington Organized Labor N. W. W. Grafters M. H. Leonard Building Trades Council J. W. Brunett Lilly Scintét H. Lilly Co Boweg H. L. Cook & CO E. Heron Street
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