Aberdeen News Briefs Highlight Local Mentions And Business Moves
Walter Cheney and Fredeya of Summit visit Aberdeen while L. L. Maley engages Montesano dealers and John Crocker buys a saloon from Ole Vammen. Hoquiam notes cover saloons, a smallpox quarantine in Olympia, a hog weighing 600 pounds, a whiskey overdose incident, relocations, a barbershop returnee, a wedding, and civic plans including a new Hoquiam Commercial Club building and a proposed lox factory as workers enjoy company turkey feasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cheney
Aberdeen
Hall
Fredeya
Summit
L. L. Maley
John Crocker
Portland
Ole Vammen
J. A. Kelly
Hugh Simmons
Johnson & Murphy
Hoquam
John McNeil
Victoria
Angus McNeil
Edith Dent
Hoquiam
C. N. Wilson
Court House
B. F. Titus
Ninemire & Morgan
J. P. Carson
H. B. Marcy
Divilbiss
Eva
Goodell
Harbor
E. J. Kellerman
Cedarville
Samuel Williams
S. Ford
Olympia
Alvary
Oregon
James Gleeson, Jr
Satsop Valley
Wm. Moody
Doc
Moody
Cosmopolis
William Leslie
Grays Harbor
C. W. Watson
Rev. Letson
Elma Citizens Catching Up With Local Happenings
J H Hale marketed celery in town on Tuesday despite recent trends. Miller Walter has returned to Elma after sixteen months in Kansas and Illinois. The Elma Cornet Band played Thursday evening and drew crowds with a lively dance. John Campbell, now in the Kondike, sent a nugget worth about five dollars to Charley Winters’ son. The band’s presence sparks town pride and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hale
Miller Walter
Knsas
Illinois
Elma
Death of an Early Pioneer in Chehalis County
Harriet Jane Williams wife of Samuel H Williams dies at Cedarville Chehalis county Wash on Nov 23 1900 Born May 15 1826 in New York Her father Sidney Ford Sr led the family to Missouri and then across the plains in 1845 The Williams participated in frontier life from Grays Harbor to Grand Mound Prairie with threats of Indian wars and river trade as their livelihood The obituary notes her Christian faith and seven children five hundred dollars reward announced by Ellyr Wilson Bros Co for raft and boom theft on the Chehalis river
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedarville
Chehalis County
Wash
Harriet Jane Williams
Samuel H. Williams
Williams
New York
Sidney Ford Sr
Missouri
Plains
Stanley
Emin Pacha
Mrs. Williams
Centralia
Harriet Jane Ford
Peterson’s Point
Grays Harbor
Grand Mound Prairie
Chehalis
Washington
God
Six Eagles Mining Company Prospect Development Push
An Olympia mining firm, Six Eagles Mining Co., plans rapid development with a 200-foot sink and a 114-foot drift as it promotes eight 600 by 100 foot claims. Rail and river links, favorable freight terms, and a treasury stock offering seek investors, with promises of rapid profits within two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Herald
Six Eagles Mining Company
Olympia
Spokane Review
Tacoma
Washington
Coulie City
Palmer Mountain District
Columbia River
Bridgeport
Okanogan River
Oroville
Brewster
Bolster
Loomis
Columbia
Okanogan
G. N. RK. RK
Everett
Treasury
Wash
Youna
Six Eagles Mining Co
Olympia, Wash
A Compete Home For Sate In Bay View Addition
One and one quarter acres cleared and cultivated in Bay View addition. Includes small house and barn, one cow, 225 chickens, household goods, tools, implements. Will be sold cheap if taken quickly. Inquire of J. F. Rawlings or Evans drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay View
J. F. Rawlings
Evans Drug Store
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I. Harris & Sons
Shedman
Oxford
Chas
Croos
Clothier
Ng Goods
South Side
S. K. Bowes
Suy
Macdougall & Southwick
Seattle, Wash
T. G. Moulton
ST. Paul Millinery
Montesano
Lycan
L. J. Berry
Geo. Sanborn
Tacoma Avenue
John Sutthoff
Panel & Folding Box Co
Sound Country
Fearless
Wood
Guamas
Mexico
Agent Waymire
Clapp
Major Millis
Harry Taylor
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Henry Eberting
Will Eberting
Hoquiam Commercial Club
Dr. Frary
G. H. Carlson
Peter Autzen
Mke Hoffman
Commercial Club
Hoquian
Wood Company
North Western Co
Beth
Sunny Brook Rye
U. S
Kaufman & Olsen
Proprietors
Chebulis River
Ellyr
Wilson Bros. & Co
E. T. Young
Eureka
Standard Oil
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