Chehalis County Happenings From Aberdeen Herald
Local notes from Chehalis County include births and marriages, a railroad bridge repair crew, homesteaders heading to Queets and Clearwater country, and various travels. News covers city incidents, business changes, school and box factory activity, a possible boxing exhibition, and plans for a Montesano band with eighteen players ready to perform.
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Northern Pacific
Ranger
Oyelut
Queets
Hoht
Clearwater Country
Elma Sees New Homes and Moves in 1905
Twelve new buildings rise in Elma since January 1 1905. C F Leslie from Olympia moves household goods to Elma. J F Powers sells farm south of town to D M Gednour of Oakville. Vance Lumber Co receives engine for mill. Ed Lovell arrives from hot springs looking improved. Mr and Mrs Huneke of Aberdeen visit McSorley. Miss Mary Scully leaves after visiting Miss Clay. Mrs Ackley and Mrs Hinds of Oneida New York travel to Aberdeen. Cooper Whitney family move to Stappoose Oregon. F Crain begins a new house at First and Anderson. Elma contingent at La Fayette Springs Oregon report doing nicely. C F Burns of Hoquiam studies town for purchase.
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Elma
C .F. Leslie
Olympia
Vance Lumber Co
Ed. Lovell
la Fayette Springs
Oregon
C.F. Burns
Hoquiam
Aberdeen News Notes Include Local Visits and Creek Community
Prof Stiles of Aberdeen public schools came to town Saturday. J E Keeley, working near Hoquiam, visited his family Sunday. A grand ball will be given by the Royal Neighbors in O O F hall Saturday April 29. J N Gwin appointed collector of poll taxes for the road district and has begun the duties. Creamery project still discussed as daily cream ships from here with butter potential locally.
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J. E. Keeley
Hoquiam
O. O. F. Hall
J. N. Gwin
District A
K, L
Fifth Streets
Northwestern Lumber Company
M. Goldsmith
Victor Keckonen
Hune
H Street
Heron
Hume
Creech & Finch
W. H. White
City Hall
Market Street
M. Strommer
Broadway
Meron Street
Elke Hall
Anderson
Montesano
Wilson
Lucas
Olympus Shack
Building Committee
E H Wolfe of Bear Grove Iowa Credits Electric Bitters
E H Wolfe of Bear Grove Iowa credits Electric Bitters with curing his kidney trouble after two years of pain and anxiety. He praises them for general debility and nerve trouble and keeps them on hand. Cross Pharmacy guarantees these remedies.
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E. H. Wolfe
Bear Grove
Lowa
Cross Pharmacy
Theis Ve
Oppose the Road Drives County Commission Showdown
The Heratn reports County Commissioners Arland and Davis oppose a 4 wagon road outlet for Grays Harbor. A prior plan split road funds by district, but Monday’s meeting sided with Wyncodie residents demanding full road tax use. Aberdeen’s Sherwood faces pressure as Arland and Davis push back, with probes into Davis and Arland motives to follow.
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Heratn
Arland
Davis
Grays Harbor
Sherwood
Wyncodie
Aberdeen
Board of Commissioners
Herato
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Endorsed by Wisconsin Druggist
Jenry C. Stearns of Shullsberry Wis reports in May 1901 that Ballard's Horehound Syrup relieves hoarseness and difficult breathing. He has sold it for two years with high satisfaction and repeat customers. Available in 25 50 cent and one dollar sizes at W B Paine & Co.
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Jenry C. Stearns
Shullsoury
Wis
Ballard
W.B. Paine & Co
Ardroe the Prophetess Reads Readily at Wishkah Street
Ardroe the Prophetess operates at 408 Wishkah Street and is described as busy from morning to night. Her readings are praised as remarkably accurate, offered at reasonable terms, and conducted in a straightforward, questionless manner.
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Ardroe
Prophetess
Wishkah Street
Glamor Industry Feud and Clam Bill Debate in Hoquiam
The Hoquiam Washingtonian attacks the Standard Oil aligned defense of Geo. L. Davis over the clam protection bill. Davis rewrote the bill to four months then backed a two month compromise, angering colleagues and prompting questions about motives and protection for Grays Harbor mollusks. The piece cites Fish Commissioner Kershaw and notes inconsistent protections across Puget Sound.
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Geo. L. Davis
Washingtonian
Standard Oil
Sargon
Lawson
Heraup
Davis
P. F. Halferty
Aberdeen
Senate
Puget Sound
Ocean
Kershaw
Grays Harbor
Fish Commissioner
The
Local Doctor Endorses Ballard's Snow Liniment
Dr Bergin of Pana Illinois extols Ballard's Snow Liniment as superior for burns and general accidents on farms. He notes rapid healing with use and urges households to keep a bottle for emergencies. Sold by W B Paine for 25 cents and 1.00.
Clever Man Spaulding Nabbed After Two-Week Hunt
Aberdeen and Hoquiam officers along with Sheriff Graham arrested Spaulding Monday night. He is wanted in Eureka California for defaulting with Humboldt county money and eloping with his sister in law. Spaulding was found in a Hoquiam seclusion and the harbor cabin, heavily armed, and jailed Tuesday for California authorities.
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Christianson
Aberdeen
Graham
Spaulding
Eureka
Cal
Humbolt County
Grays Harbor
Hoquiam
Hanshaw
South Bay
California
Aberdeen Post Office Adverts for Week Ending April 18 1905
Following letters remain uncalled for in the Aberdeen post office for the week ending April 18 1905. Adams George Harmon Dollie Belt J C Hennessey John Basset Helens Jones Miss Eva Bess HS Kosure Mrs June Brown W H Leninger O L Briggs Fd C Lindquist Kustan Carter Miss Evasen Edwin Donault J Lr Presott Edna Eng AB Rippard Chas E Ebert Gertrude Simpson Marshall Farrell Josie Sullivan David Hofro Hans Pedersen. Persons calling for these letters will please say Advertised. R P Camp peth P M.
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Aberdeen
Adams
George Harmon
Dollie Belt
J C Hennessey
John Basset
Helens Jones
Eva Bess
HS Kosure
Mre
June Brown
W H Leninger
O L Briggs
Fd C Lindquist
Kustan Carter
Miss Evasen
Edwin Donault
J ‘Lr Presott
Edna Eng
AB Rippard
Chas E Ebert
Gertrude Simpson
Marshall Farrell
Tenino Readies Its First Newspaper Under Pattison
Hoquiam editor W. F. Pattison of the Grays Harbor Socialist is to establish a republican journal in Tenino. Leading citizens offered him a building for the plant and he will depart Hoquiam soon to set up operations. Pattison is a veteran journalist with extensive state experience.
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Tenino
W. F. Pattison
Hoquiam
Grays Harbor
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Chris Endresen
Glen Hoover
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Roy Quinn
Robert Quinn
Winnebago City
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H. C. Heermans
Corning
New York
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Philbrick Block
R. W. Doane
Keyport, Wash
Frank H. Lamb
Mr. Doane
State Experimental Station
Tra. Fritzeinger
Oxide Point
H. J. Shaw
Oxice Point
North Beach
M. Gross
Fourth Street
Lincoln Annuity Union
W. 1. Mack
Pales
North Western Lumber Company
Graya Harbor
John R. Chapman
Virginia Cooper
Etta Arland
John McCaskey
David Harner
C. M. Rummell
Ed. Bernier
Ed. Story
Calder
John L. Sullivan
Opera House
J. FE. Calder
Geo. Geissler
Warwick
Moclips
Connor
Eagle
A.C White
J. F. Powers
D. M. Gednour
Oakville
Mrs. Huneke
Mrs. McSorley
Mary Scully
Miss Clay
F. Crain
First
Anderson Streets
Prof. Stiles
Aberdeen Public Schools
Co-Operative
Arland and
Ballard’s
Hoquiam Washingtonian
Fetterman
Olympus Theater
Vidler Bros. & McDonald
Hayes & Trayes-Maley
Sargent
Heron Street
Wolfe
Burns
Long
Wolff’s
France
American Mill
Will Lanning
Douglas Shoes Union Made
GEO
Model Bakery and Candy Factory
G' Street
Postoffice
K. Zelasko
L.j.kolts
Zelasko Furniture CO
Aberdeen, Wash
Lars Shaker
Streey
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