Mont esano Hotel Changes Hands in Chehalis County News
Aberdeen Herald reports Monte sano house will be run as a first class hotel by Mr and Mrs James Ladley. Other items note Mrs George Lahlham's neuralgia illness and local business changes, including W B Everett closing his racket store and Elma residents planning summer relocation.
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George Lalham
James Ladley
Montesano House
J.T. Durdle
Leon Veysey
Elma
Simpson & Co
Montesano
Wheeler
R. B. Bryan
Fred Bailey
Moffit & Bushman
Des Chutes
Olympia
W. B. Everett
Raymond
Main Street
W. E. Crist
J. G. Clemenson
Los Angeles
Cal
H. Kiehl
Montesano Light & Water Co
City Advertising Grades and Street Improvements Noted
An ordinance passed April 1 changes grades of I street between eighth and tenth and Ninth street between Broadway and H. Resolutions set hearings April 15 on street improvements with estimated costs for eighth street, Third street, Fourth Street, a plank roadway on Hume street, and a sidewalk on Jefferson avenue. Also equalization hearings set for Improvement District No. 200 and warrants called for several funds and districts.
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I Street
Eighth
Tenth
Ninth Street
Broadway
Eighth Street
Third Street
G Street
K Street
Fourth Street
Hume Street
Michigan Avenue
Jefferson Avenue
First
Market Street
Blaine Street
M Street
First Street
Bay View
Second Street
River Street
Sargent
Local notes on residents and business changes
Robert Bruce Bryan noted as late public instruction head. Mrs. H Rosser visits from South Prairie to see daughter Mrs. E L Bower. Mesdames Kendall and Schrett of Aberdeen plan to settle here. Allen McFarlane buys Anna Laws share in Thomas Laws residence on Main. J W Carey leases Couch store for clothing and menswear. Geo D Harris Lumber Co incorporated at Olympia with 2500 capital. officers Geo D Harris president and Madna M Harris secretary. Oakville Mill Co ownership shifts to Howey and Balch who take possession and will operate as Howey Balch.
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Mesdames Kendall and Schrett
Aberdeen
Allen McFarlane
Anna Laws
Thos. Laws
Main Street
J. W. Carey
Geo. D. Harris Lumber Co
Olympia
Geo. D. Harris
Mdna M
Electric Bitters Restored a Dying Man to Health
Nine years ago C Farth ing of Mill Creek Indiana Territory was near death. A druggist recommended Electric Bitters and Evans Drug Co. and Postoffice Pharmacy sold it under guarantee. He said it put him back on the turf and he has been well since.
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C. Y. Sutherland
Norfolk
Neb
Arthur Swift
Margaret
Mattie Tighe
James Barrett
Briscoe Logging Company
Barrett
Harriman
Tug Boat Company
Mr. C. Farthing
Mill Creek
Ind
Ter
Electric Bitters
Evans Drug Co
Postoffice Pharmacy
State Has No Right to Prevent Death by One's Action
Reverend Charles P. Fagnani argues the state bears responsibility to assist citizens, not punish them, and urges public employment programs to curb self harm. He cites Salvation Army anti suicide efforts showing renewed hope through work and criticizes private groups as insufficient without state duty.
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Salvation Army
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