Christmas Goods Tidbits from Evans Drug Co
Christmas papereries and a range of trunks at Evans Drug Co. social notes from Aberdeen include gatherings, visits, and dinners across many locals. notable mentions: Miss Susan Siint in Olympia, Miss Regna Shaker, Miss Minnehaha Harris, Jack Fournier of the Boston Americans visiting Aberdeen, and several club events hosted by Evans Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans Drug Co
G. H. Trunk
Susan Siint
Olympia
Jack Fournier
Aberdeen Black Cat
Boston Americans
al Dean
Fournier
Aberdeen
American Mill
Dredge Tacoma Begins Filling Flats After Delay
After a more than two month delay the dredge Tacoma started filling the flats at Aberdeen end Friday morning. Sand pours from the large pipe onto the land while surface water floods the area. The company reports a past accident cost about $20 000 and says pumping capacity has increased with improvements. No further trouble is expected and work will be completed as quickly as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Aberdeen
Northern Pacific Announces Round Trip Tickets Westbound
On November 28 the Northern Pacific Railway filed notice that Aberdeen and Hoquiam become western destinations on round trip transcontinental and summer tourist tickets. Tariffs will be issued soon and effective at the earliest date, allowing east travelers to buy round trip tickets to Aberdeen and Hoquiam at the same rates as Seattle, Tacoma, and Portland, eliminating gate side trip fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Trans-Continental
Aberdeen and
Hoquiam
Aberdeen
Northern Pacific Railway
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Gate
Grace Crockett Honored At Little Inn Card Party
Mrs. P. O. Nicholson entertained many guests at the Little Inn 110 North He Street Friday afternoon in honor of her sister Miss Grace Crockett. Miss Wise of Hoquiam won the honors at cards among a list of attendees including Mrs. W. B. Mack Mrs. Frank Porter Mrs. C. T. DeLosh and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Mack
FE. C. Club
West Market Street
Ethel Sheldon
G. Simmons
James Leitch
P. O. Nicholson
North He Street
Grace Crockett
Wise
Hoquiam
W. B. Mack
Frank Porter
C. T. DeLosh
Charles Wart
W., H. Tucker
J. Ki. Stewart
Gable
HL Lane
Factory Planned by United States Cashier Company
Will Lanning, long in Spokane, arrived in Aberdeen on business as United States Cashier company announces full financing and a large factory in Portland. Production of automatic cashiers is expected to start about March first next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lanning
Spokane
Aberdeen
Mr. Lanning
United States
Portland
Mareh
Aberdeen shipyard spars head for Halifax first time
Iindresen & Sons ship the first spars ever consigned from Aberdeen to Halifax Nova Scotia for use in Halifax shipyards. Three carloads depart over the Northern Pacific and the outlook for business from this region is favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iindresen & Sons
Northern Pacific
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Aberdeen
New Telephone Equipment for Aberdeen Plant
The new Aberdeen telephone building will house a No 1 manual switchboard with 27 000 station capacity and initial 960 lines. Equipment arrived and stored in Pearson block. interiors to start January. Underground cables are being laid by line crews as work expands into the outskirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson Block
Aberdeen
Gathering Honors Miss Regna Shaker Before California Departure
Miss Anna Carlson and Miss Laura Hulbert hosted at the Hulbert home honoring Miss Regna Shaker as she leaves for California. Military Five Hundred winner was Agnes McGillicuddy and Minnehaha Harris who received yellow chrysanthemum prizes. Dudley Allen and Fred Weatherwax got leather bound books. A guest prize was a hand painted picture. Miss Gertrude McLean and Mr Rudolph Allen performed solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Carlson
Laura Hulbert
Hulbert
Regna Shaker
California
Agnes McGillicuddy
Minnehaha Harris
Dudley Allen
Fred Weatherwax
Gertrude McLean
Rudolph Allen
Aberdeen Montesano High School Debaters Clash Tomorrow
Aberdeen and Montesano high schools will face off in a debate at the Aberdeen high school auditorium at 8 PM on the topic Resolved that the conservation of our national resources should be a function of the state rather than of the government. Aberdeen teams include Russell Mack Frederick Hart and Cyril Allen plus Enoch Torpen Reynolds Jackson and Marion Calder for the negative. Judges are J. M. Hitt N. N. Nalder and William Eh Campbell. The high school chorus will perform. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Montesano High School
Russell Mack
Frederick Hart
Cyril Allen
Enoch Torpen
Reynold Jackson
Marion Calder
J. M. Hitt
Olympia
N.N. Nalder
William Eh. Campbell
Hoquiam
Alaska
Chamber of Commerce Wins Railroad Contention
Aberdeen and Hoquiam become terminal points for tourists and theatrical groups under a new railroad concession. L. S. Skinner of the Oregon Washington Railway confirms the agreement after weeks of effort by the chamber of commerce. The pact bars selling tickets from eastern points to Grays Harbor via Seattle Tacoma or Portland, making a Portland Sound ticket valid for Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Ls. DD. Skinner
Oregon-Washington Railway & Navigation Company
Chamber of Commerce
Grays Harbor
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
The
Sound
Railroad party surveys Wishkah Valley prospects
A group led by A. J. Stewart and Bert Shutt toured Wishkah Valley last week to assess development potential. The party included Northern Pacific C and W and Milwaukee railroad officials, Grays Harbor Railway manager Zimmerman, and Telephone Co. manager Mumaw. They dined with Willard Turner, traveled eight miles above Grand Forks by auto, then returned by the river on the Flyer, noting fertile soil and possible early use of a telephone line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Stewart
Bert Shutt
Wishkah Valley
McKenna, Davidson and Daniels
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Zimmerman
Grays Harbor Railway & Light Company
Mumaw
Telephone Company
Willard Turner
Auto
Grand Forks
Herald Ad Advisories Shape Local Campaigns
The Herald notes that advertisers in the region adapt campaigns to reader preferences and policy constraints. Local merchants seek visibility while ensuring compliance with section guidelines and publication schedules.
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Charles
Charles Scurry
John Perry
A Rtie
L. Paine
Milton J. Beatty
H. C. Heermans
Montesano
Arthur Wilson
Q Bell
Phil
Mrs. H. M. Delanty
Katherine Lowe
New York
William Donen
Talitha Cumi Club
A. S. Coats
Link Club
Noth B Street
Mrs. C. FE. Troutman
Mr. and
Mrs
FE. A. Bradner
Troutman Cottage
Moclips
Robert E. Cooper
A. C. Gaillac
R. C. Vandervoort
E. W.llen
KE. C. Club
Dr. C. E. Bartlett
Minneapolis
St Paul
L. G. Humburger
Pacific Beach
J. S. McKee
Mrs. W. Bridges
Dewey
Mecca
Patty
Ralph Matzen
Charles Roberts
Quinsault Indian Reservation
Rex Giles
Queets
W. P. Gilbreath
Chehalis
W. A. Dilly
Calgary
I. Kaufman
H. A. Smith
Wilda Smith
Ernest Lee
Harold Lebo
Florence Hook
North F Street
Flarbor Trunk Factory
BP. R. Hogan
Los Angeles
Ruby Wilson
G. E. E. Club
Nina Gile
Max Gradl
Jacob Karshner
Mrs. F. Davidson
Mr. Freeman
L. Rassmussen
Westport
B. I. Garman
Hugh McNeill
Roy Young and Daughter
Mrs. A. Peterson
San Francisco
Jade
William Moulton
State University At
Wss
Frank Lawryes
Friends In Council
India
F. K. Dedrick
B. Morse Ei
North Alder Street
A. Fair
Henry Goldwater
C. L. Watson
Little Inn
Mrs. B. Manning
Rebecca Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Evans Drug Cott
Stella Kress
Harlan Book Store
D. of A. R
E. E. Boner
West Second Street
A. S. Austin
E. C. Miller
East Fifth Street
Srs
Elizabeth Morgan
West Wishkah Street
Albert Dinse
Wot Sw
Te Bower
W. A. Scheyer
Will Bower
Frank Rogers
Fred Baker
W. Hutton
B. Caldwell
E Glore
J. W. Baker
W. Sampson
Anita Barr
Fairmont Hotel
F. G. Jone
Jones
A. A. Star Transfer
Nellie Seybold
Elma
A. J. Anderson
Charles Stagger
Rowena Club
Corner First
L Streets
Art Club
Clarence Hook
North G Street
R. S. C. Clubs
East Sixth Street
Eri. A. Rupert
Ontario
Emil Pfund
W. S. Pete
Miss Diamond
W. C. Schuneman
J. Blundin
Kegley Brothers
Vesta
F E. A. Philbrick
Great Alberta
K. of P. Hall
Southwestern Development Association
Broadway
Aberdeen, Wash
Macy
Fhone
Miss Shaker
Herald
the Herald
Aberdeen Transfer Co
L. L. MA
VE Telephone
Wash
the Authors Producing CO
John Cort
Charles Klein
Lion and the Mouse
Paul Everton
New York City
Garys Harbor Railway & Light Company
Telephone
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