Chehalis County Happenings Roundup
Montesano reports: Clemons returns from Sound trip. Miss Dineen becomes stenographer for Hutchenson. Mrs. Sutton and sons plan to reside in death county. Clark and father buy West Broad residence. KF Rowe and Geo Butler back from Stirling City. Diamond Mace Co mill idle till spring. Elma creamery sold for 2950. Jimmie Gleeson signs with Portland Coast league. January county fees totaled 848.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. HW. Clemons
The
Sound
Anna Dineen
J. A. Hutchenson
KF Rowe
Geo. Butler
Stirling City
Cali
Diamond Ma‘eh Co
John Est
Wm. McLean
Yamhill
Qegon
McLean
A. J. Freebarger
Shelton
Loos
Main Street
A. E. Clark
Dadrle
Elma
Wakefield
J. J. Johnson
Frances
Portland
Elma Farmers’ Co-operative Creamery
Patrick Murrey
F. S. Taylor
R. Voertscher
J. C. Olson
C. A. Cam
Constable Anstie
Constable Cooper
Frank O. Nyybokka
Hilma Willink
Vanness Temple
Ada Patton
Arthur P. Stone
Donna Phillips
Erik Heginen
Wappy Juntenen
Henry Beal
Eva Boling
Guy E. McConnell
Maud Steadman
L. M. Sexton
Fannie Shangle
Local News Summary from Forslund and Olympia
Alex Polson returned home from a brief business trip to Olympia. Ada Stearns, after visiting Seattle friends for three weeks, came home Thursday. Capt Dean Palmer of the Lampoon is ill with a cold, Geo Van Antwerp covers. Fred Thurber recovering from grippe, expects to be active soon. New post office site chosen at Eighth and K streets. Forslund, Alex, is recovering from a broken arm. Mrs F M Schofield of Montesano visited her daughter Mrs Brewer and returned home Friday.
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Alex. Polson
Olympia
Ada Stearns
Seattle
Dean Palmer
Geo. van Antwerp
Fred Thurber
la Grippe
Eighth and
K Streets
Alex, Forslund
Hoquiain General Hospital
F. M. Schofield
Montesano
Local items from Olympia and surrounding towns
The column notes temporary shutdowns and moves around mills and camps, visits by officials and residents to Olympia, and social calls. Jeff Anderson returns to Grays Harbor from the coast, births are recorded in Smithville, and several residents travel for family health updates and official duties.
Town Sightings and School Moves Reported
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Murrey of Greenwood were in town Tuesday. Faith Burch returned to her school near Satsop Friday afternoon. Nellie Gwin has returned after studying at Ellensburg. Geo Fields has been ill with grippe. Henry Balch returned Wednesday morning from Montesano court. P J Fitzgerald visited Tuesday evening at his daughter Mrs J E Keeley’s home.
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Vance’s
Jeff Anderson
Grays Harbor
Henry Tornquist
Smithville
Blair
Olympia
Stanton Rowell
P. M. Troy
O’donnell
Avey
Ora Murrey
Greenwood
Faith Burch
Satsop
Nellie Gwin
Ellensburg
Geo. Fields
Henry Balch
Montesano
P. J. Fitzgerald
Town
J. E. Keeley
Garrard Creek resident improves. Rebekiah lodge plans March fundraiser
Mrs. P. J. Fitzgerald of Garrard Creek, once noted ill, shows signs of recovery. The Rebekiah lodge hosts a basket social at the Odd Fellows' Hall on Saturday evening March 4. The piece also touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the preferred early cold treatment, claiming it loosens mucus and speeds recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekiah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Magic in Zuni Tribe Feathers Lift Water Jug
A Seattle Post-Intelligencer account describes Zuni priests in Arizona performing a ritual where two eagle feathers lifted a water-filled earthen jar, held aloft for minutes amid chants and drums. Eyewitness notes admit possible trickery, but the act astonished observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Arizona
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Bone Structure and Strength of Skeletal Tissues
The text explains two bone types compact and spongy. Compact bone is twice as strong as oak and hollow-pillar design boosts shaft strength. Spongy bone resists pressures via arch-like arrangement. Skull bones use compact outer tables with a spongy middle layer to cushion impacts.
Apostolic Majesty Title for Austria King of Hungary
The piece outlines the historical evolution of the title apostolic majesty held by the Austrian emperor as Hungary’s king. It traces origins to Vaik and Geyza, notes Stephen I’s crowning, and explains revivals and restrictions of the title through Clement XIII, 1848, 1851, and 1868, with cross bearer privilege.
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Austria
Hungary
Vaik
Geyza
Adalbert
Prague
Sylvester II
Stephen I
Clement XIII
Jungary
Ancient Babylon Bank Evidences Unearthed In 600 B C
Excavations reveal letters of credit deeds bills of exchange and money obligations from Babylon around 600 B C indicating a bank with substantial business and use of capital in industry. This shows banking practice long before modern times. Take the Best. The Semi Weekly Herald.
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Babylon
Nineveh
B. C
Herald
Grays Harbor to San Francisco Voyage Rates
Grays Harbor to San Francisco service offers second class eight dollars and first class ten dollars including meals and berth. Average three sailings weekly with four days to Los Angeles and 215 days to San Francisco. For sailing dates contact C. E. Burrows Co Aberdeen Wash phone 191.
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Grays Harbor
San Francisco
Los Angeles
C. E. Burrows, Co
Aberdeen
Wash
We Study Printing We Make It Profitable for Patrons
A compact note from a printing house claiming they study types and effects to insure attractive arrangements. They promise profitable results for patrons, from card to catalogue, and invite readers to consider their services.
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Peter Salmon
In Chehalis County Washington the estate of Peter Salmon deceased is administered by executrix Sarah A Salmon of Aberdeen. Creditors and others with claims against the estate must present them with vouchers within twelve months after February 6 1905 to the executrix at 702 Hanna Avenue Aberdeen Washington. This notice issued by the Superior Court of Washington Chehalis County.
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Superior Court
State of Washington
Chehalis County
Peter Salmon
Sarah A. Salmon
bNotice
Ecutrix
Hanna Avenue
Aberdeen
Cheha
Washington
Chehalis
Jone
Superior Court OF
Gottlieb Milbradt
Agnes Milbradt
West
Wishkah Street
Washingington
Bone
AG Milbradt
William H. Karr
A. G. Rockwell
Albert G. Rockwell
Sbore
Karr
Hoquiam
N. E
Douglas County
Oregon
Montesano
Nime
E. A. Philbrick
The Commoner Bryan Paper Subscription Offer
The Commoner begins organizing the democratic hosts for 1908 and promotes public ownership of railroads and telegraphs, popular election of judges and senators, direct legislation, and tariff reform. The offer bundles The Commoner with The Sem i Weekly Herald for one year at $2.25, or The Commoner alone for $1.00.
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Bryan
Friends of Reform
U. S
U.S
Commoner
Herald
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Herc
Warwick & Leland
Moclips Mill Co
Albert Rockwell
First National Bank
Richardson
Yakima Syndicate
Copalis
Joseph Woods
Union Meat Market
F. L. Morgan
Ben Sheeks
Woods
Mr. Polson
C. O. Cook
H. E. Pease
Mrs. Mitchell
Noah Cripe
Blakely R. R
Jim Vaughn
Jack Berg
Smith- Ray Mill
Rayville
L. Wakefield
LeRoy
Dan Thayer
A. C. Shaw
Norwalk
W. F E. Magill
Kalama
Knights of Pythias
Elma Lodge No. 75
Oakville
Garrard Creek
Priest
HIS Apostolic Majesty
Ancient Bankers
George L. Fiectz
J. C. Cross
Executrix
Aunney
Herald Printery
Wishkah St
Norris Safe and Lock Co
General Western Agents
Second Avenue
Seattle, Wash
Oliver
Tovewriter
Aberdeen Herald
Aberdeen, Wash
Creech Bros. Contractors
Illinois Central
St. Paul
Omaha
Chicago
St. Louis
Memphis
New Orleans
B. H. Trumpuon
Third Street
Portland, Or
J.C. Lrygsey
Paul B. Tompson
Colman Bldy
S OF
Tacoma
Ak Seveef
Points East
Ocosta
Ween
Points
Seattle and
H. B. Elder
N. P. Ry
A. D. Charlton
North Beach
Oghut
H. A. Bh
E. J. Bradley
Miller
State Bank
N. E. Cor. Heron and
H St
Boston
Toronto
Montreal
All Atlantic
Phil S. Locke
J. W. Draper
F. C. Collins
A. B. Calder
WM. Ziegler
Boot and Shoemaker
Jefe”’ Ss
William Ziegler
Postoffice Block
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