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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1906
Page
8
Minutes of the Superior Court show new cases filed and real estate transfers listed. In the week ending August 11, 08, bonds to stay proceedings were fixed at 2000 dollars in three cases including J P O Lownsdale versus Graetlarbor Boom Co and O D P P Borrows versus PF K Hiscock.
The docket lists multiple proceedings including liverve actions, tax lien foreclosures, and foreclosures of tax liens. Parties named include Garman and Garman, Quinan, Abe Gratiam, Ida A Corpett, Julius Lehto, Julius L Boer, Henry Levi, Sarah Stevens, Andrew Ratkowsky, William Stephens, J Armstein, Prank Kaiser, John Natis, and Fannie Green, among others in the State of Washington and related civil matters.
The list shows numerous quit claims, deeds and lot transfers in Aberdeen and surrounding additions. Entities include Washington Abstract Co Aberdeen J Fitzgerald J Mannermann Lanning Mabert Patterson Bennett Crandall and additional parcels in Westend North Aberdeen Bayview and Hoquiam with values ranging from 60 to 2500 dollars.
Multiple deeds and quit claims recorded including R M Watson to Jennie Watson in Elma, Mrs Jennie Watson to Mabel V Avey, CE Cox to A Keil, Lydia Dew to C A Keil, Frank Cardinell to C Keil, AL Callow to Eva Wade, M Pirott to Emma W Coats, Hans Steecke to John G Lewis, J Richards to Hans Johnson, and Will Lanning to Frank Lawler across Aberdeen Hoquiam and cosmopolis areas with varied lot and block descriptions and prices noted.
A series of real estate and business dealings including mortgages, sales, and assignments across Montesano, Hoquiam, Aberdeen, Oakville, and Elma. Notable entries include mortgages for lots in Oakville and Aberdeen, timber and logging company actions, and public conveyances of mineral locations along Cedar Creek in Chehalis County. Events involve Jos Bernard, Eva A Cook, Hamilton Bros Logging Co, John G Lewis, Aberdeen Brewing Co, and others.
Sailors report multiple arrivals and loads at city mills with ships and steamers heading to San Francisco Santa Barbara and San Pedro. The Philippine is loading at Union mill for San Pedro while Wrestler and Golden Shore prepare for San Francisco. Newburg and Quinault are in port loading for San Francisco and Santa Barbara respectively. Acme has just arrived and is loading at Hart Wood. Melrose is loading for Santa Barbara at Slade mill.
The Aberdeen post office lists uncalled letters for the week ending August 14 1906. Names include Anderson A B Mills W F Bomer Fred Murray D J Campbell Mrs L Northern Trad Co Carroll William Nilsen Caroline Charpie Armand O'Brien Elmer Denny Jackson O'Neil Daniel Dowling Mrs HJ Reid J R Hawkins W P Ryan William B Higgins Geo H Smith JC Johnson Ben Smith A Johansson Carl Swallman Ernest Lindsley Frank Schuyler C F Minnisto John Williams Mrs Ed J Miner Miss Lucy Wilson Joseph W Wood E. Third Class letters for Hans Maibolim. Advertised letters require callers to say Advertised. R P Campbell P Me. The Herald, biweekly.
A Democratic Convention for Washington is called to meet at Armory Hall Seattle on September 24 1906 at 11 00 am to nominate four Supreme Court candidates and three at large for Congress for the November 6 1906 election. Delegates apportioned by county votes for Governor George Turner plus two delegates at large. County by county apportionment listed. County conventions will elect delegates and alternates. State Central Committee invites party supporters to participate in primaries. Ballard’s Snow Liniment advertises relief for rheumatism and related pains.
The notice offers a reward for curtailing trespass and timber cutting on listed lands across multiple townships in Chehalis County. It names land descriptions by section and quarter sections, cites the claimant George E L Freitz of Detroit Michigan, and calls for information leading to enforcement.
Major Hamm editor and manager of the Constitutionalist Eminence Kentucky recounts being attacked four years ago and using Bucklen Arnica Salve which he says cured him in ten days with no trouble since. The advertisement notes the salve costs 25 cents at Evans Drug Co. and Postoffice Pharmacy.
An ad offers treatment for skin and blood diseases including varicocele, fistula, hydrocele, and kidney bladder and prostate issues. It claims free friendly talks, confidential service, and years of exclusive focus on men’s diseases with honest, skilled care and rapid relief.
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