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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1906
Page
1
Aberdeen Herald reports scattered items from Chehalis County communities. Local visits, real estate talks in Tacoma, German workers arrive for logging camps, Shingle companies reshaping operations, and civic notes from Montesano to Oakville. Community leaders, church activities, school terms, and road improvements are noted along with local business moves and lodging upgrades.
Hugh Fleming named truant officer for the district. Vance Lumber Co reports over a million shingles piled with no cars to haul them. White Star Co yards brim with lumber ready to load. Dr. Blair moves hospital 12 feet south and plans a two story residence west. Lula Byles ends Olson district term and returns home. Murgatroyd adds a 20 by 20 addition on Third street. Nicholson Bros and W R Campbell are noted for work and crutch use respectively. DeBruler sisters make Olympia trip. Queen Esther cantata lauded as top city musical. M R Ross and employees suffer la grippe. C H H Jones of Northwestern Lumber arrives from Tacoma. Invitations issued for Bert Morgan and Lina Passmore nuptials. Mrs L I Halbert hosts a North Hoquiam luncheon. A W Dole wedding trip visits South Bend Portland and the Sound. Kirk Peel visiting from Seattle with Frank King and J L Bezzo. Powell Ross warehouse accident injures pelvis. Infant child of Mr and Mrs James dies Monday night.
A Kentucky merchant recounts a tale of haunting bloodstains at his home then praises Dr. King's New Discovery for lung hemorrhages, chronic coughs, settled cords, and bronchitis. He says it cured him twenty years ago and has kept him well since. Red Cross Pharmacy offers 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles with a guarantee and a free bottle.
In the matter of the Estate of Alvin O. Pearson deceased C C Sargent administrator has presented his final account and petition for distribution for settlement in Chehalis County Superior Court Monестano Washington The May 14 1906 hearing time at 1 pm is set for interested parties to appear file written exceptions and contest the distribution WITNESS Judge Mason Irwin and the court seal dated April 9 1906 First publication April 12 1906 Last publication May 10 1906
F C Waite of Westville Florida reports illness with chills and fever for a month cured after taking two bottles of Herbine a liver regulator. Shelley's drug store sells the product.
Prairie Grove Arkansas resident T. S. Graham reports Snow Liniment cured his rheumatism after other treatments failed. He urges buying a bottle today to prevent future pain and praises Shelley's drug store for selling the product.
The Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce met Tuesday night with strong enthusiasm despite a small attendance. R. B. Kellogg and G. M. Powell were elected members while the treasury showed 347 in cash and notes and 59 members on the rolls. The group backed building a road eastward to connect with the county road, routing around the bluff to provide a level path to the city limits and aiding local mills. Engineer Hunt will draft a working plan, with Attorney Hogan to check railroad status and prepare resolutions and financing. The drive aims to boost Aberdeen growth, attract a larger membership, and ready the project for this season despite concerns over a congressional lumber subsidy that could affect trade. The publicity committee was tasked with 10 000 booklets for promotional use at up to 250.
Bids due 6 PM April 21 1906 for a ten room addition and changes to Aberdeen Market Street School House Block 54 Weatherwax Benns Addition. Plans on file Public Schools Room 16 Post Office Block. Completion by August 15 1906. Bonds required with bids. Board may reject any bid.
Bids requested by Aberdeen School District No. 5 for the dwelling on Lot 7 Block 54 Weatherwax Benns Second Addition. Bids must show price and payment terms plus removal date, with a $100 certified check. Bids due by 6 p.m. April 21, 1906. district reserves right to reject. W R Macfarlane, director.
Week ending April 10 1906 shows uncalled letters for Rottonen Miss Benson John Bernard Carat Bixel Ernest Brothers Hert Bridges Billy Curless Will A Clark Miss May Cramer George Colman Miss M Drissler Phillip Dix Edward Dahlbacka L Ford Robi Friess Mrs Ed Goode Mise Ar Hegens A J Hunter J M Hilton C H Heidicken Harrison Cas Johnson P Jalley William Jennings Will Kekuku Joseph Lundell Rey J J Le Page Tony McBell Miss Addie Miller Henry Mason R Macurlewicz A Nelson Nels C Nystrom Elsa Nilson Anna Nyer Miss Stella Olson Osmund Pederson Emelia Ryan Bessie L Roberts J A Spencer Al Smith Trudy Scott Frank D Schwarberg Louise Thomas Howard P Taylor Jennie Willis Mrs Mattie Watson Jas Williams Dr Sallie Willets G L Weisley T A Ship Letters.
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