Town notes and social change in Aberdeen area
J. M. Neal travels to Tacoma while W. A. McLeod departs for San Francisco. Snow in the hills north of town and several residents leave for cities like Leeds and Nashville. Local business dissolutions, bridge crews to Hoquiam, high school basketball, and holiday preparations fill Aberdeen headlines with multiple civic and social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. McLeod
San Francisco
Thomas Reese
Leeds
North Dakota
H. Holcomb
Nashville
Tacoma
Hoquiam River
Aberdeen High School
St. Martin’s College
Carl Lindstrom
Portland
Andrew
Co.a. Bristow
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mr. Bristow
New York
Last Prize Fight Fails As Sullivan Refuses Bout
The Grand Tuesday night prize fight collapsed when Sullivan refused to fight Jost who was two pounds over the agreed weight. Aberdeen Mayor France had ordered no pugilistic events after January 1, disappointing several hundred fans. About $600 in gate money was refunded at the box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Henderson
Mark Wells
James Bently
F. R. Archer
Quinsault
Ladies Aid Society
Swedish Mission Church
R. C. Sargent
Portland
Arthur Lotta
Slade Planing Mill
Western Cooperage Works
Tom Taylor
Seattle
Andrew Peterson
Highland Home Addition
Chas. T. Delosh
John Carlson
Fifth Street
H. N. Herrick
D. D
Olympia
M. E
Lyman Beedon
Friends In Council Club
M. H. Harmon
J. E. Larson
Aberdeen
City Dock
Cris Stahl
Stahl
Sullivan
Jost
France
Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Work Train Enters Tacoma
The first Chi cago Milwaukee and St Paul work train entered Tacoma rolling over tracks by the Puyallup river and tide flats. The event marks the first St Paul locomotive in Tacoma city limits and coincides with the 25th anniversary of the Northern Pacific train’s Tacoma entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Puyallup River
Tide Flats
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Free 96 Page Diary Offer to Readers in 1909
Readers may obtain a 96 page diary for 2 cents postage to D Swift & Co Washington DC The diary, valued at 25 cents, includes 20 pages of 1908 crop production by state and brief legal and patent information for farms businesses and population data for cities and states with 75 memo pages.
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D. Swift & Co
Washington, D. C
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Union Bank & Trust CO
GHE Halis County Bank
Frank G. Jones
Fred C. Furth
J. H. Read
Geo. J. Wolff
W. B. Mack
E. B. Day
R. J. Elliott
C. W. Yana
Talas
Jack Crawford
J. M. Neal
Morzies
Cosmopolis
S. K. Bowes
Union Mill
Mr. Bowes
A. H. Griffin
Belmfohr
Grays Harbor Business College
Judge
Will Lanning
Anna Runquist
Woodburn
Oregon
C. E. Rath
R. W. Bryan
Alex Oswald
Lebanon
Westminister Guild
J. A. Mapes
First
Church of Christ
N. A. Springer
L. P. Dudley
Heron Street
The
Pioneers Association
A. D. Wood
R. W. Hardcastle
J. B. Haynes
Alice Vorhies
Kendel Hotel
N. P
Centralia
City Hall
Atlantic
H. J. Hughes
Mose Goldsmith
Charles Neeson
M. J. Loomis
Battle Creek, Mich
L. L. Trask
Leopold Martin
J. C. Breakhouse
Western Union Telegraph Co
Hilma Larson
Missoula
Montana
Per Olof Henderson
John J. Huleen
Joseph Searles
Jim Koloili
Kobili
South F Street
Boner
Congregational Church
F. H. Green
Cogger
Emil Pfund
Roosevelt Beach
Alice Elise Hafferty
Joseph Jerome King
St. Andrew’s Church
Chapman
Steve Wininger
Montesano
A.Y.P
Wininger
L. E. Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen
Broadway Pharmacy
Oyate
Jeff
Gray
J. Carman
Royal Society
Postoffice
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Sr Otelat
Totototenot
Tetata
Ness
Olyias
House
Grays Harbor
East Heron Street
Ceo. Fisher the
China
Fancy
Haviland China
Dean's Tea and Coffee Store
South G Street
Hart Schaffner & Marx
White House
Alexander & McBride
Burnett's Jewelry
Heron St
Herald Printery