Aberdeen News Briefs From Washington Birthday Week
Aberdeen notes Washington's birthday events with mentions of a free year for The Heroun, a tenth annual Fire Department ball, church choir plans, local meetings, and various residents' comings and goings. Also listed are business activities on Market Street, dairy deliveries, and shipping movements along the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Ye Olden Time Concert and local business notes in 1900
Local notices include Ye Olden Time concert at the Methody Meetin House on March sixth with 10 pence admission and early candie light. Gov. A. Black negotiates with Frawley company for March date while Frawley backs L. R. Stockwell in Paradise. Buster Cnck Hydraulic Mining Co opens an office in Grays Harbor area amid regional visits for timber firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. A. Black
Frawley Company
L. R. Stockwell
Paradise
Buster Cnck Hydraulic Mining Co
H. L. Cook & Co
R. L. McCormic’s
Hayward
Wis
Fred S. Bell
Winona
Aberdeen Payroll Figures Defended By Letter Writer
A correspondent defends Aberdeen payroll estimates against the Bulletin's critique. He presents a detailed tabulation breaking down payments across saw mills, shipyard, foundry, ice plant, cigar factory, and miscellaneous city payrolls. The letter argues Aberdeen's monthly payroll likely exceeds 110 090 dollars, but he sticks to a conservative total of 105 702 dollars for the aggregate pay rolls examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Cosmopolis
Hoquiam
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Mfll. Co
Foundry &E
Oshin Energiea
Dreyden & Leitch
Abedeon
Tain
Private dancing school opens in Odd Fellows building
Chas. W. Willey starts a private dancing school in the Odd Fellows building on Tuesday evening February 13 with 17 pupils. Classes run every Tuesday and Friday from 7 40 to 9 30 p.m. Beginners receive special facilities. Terms available from Willey at the hall or Heron street residence. Also notice of dissolution of the Wren and Harmon partnership and settlement of firm debts dated Aberdeen Washington January 27 1900. A Deafness aid story notes a donor giving 10000 to Nicholson Institute for free ear drums to the deaf.
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the Salvation Amy
Dr. Lackey
Rev. Temple
W. CG. T. VU
Methodist Church
Win. Fish
Bessie Himes
Elina
Aberdeen
Pacific Hotel
Chas. W. Willey
Odd Fellows Building
Heron Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. G. Kaufman
Washington’s
G. M. Powell
Neushkah
Sae
J. B. Bridges
Montesino
Aberdeen Friends
W. J. Patterson
San Francisco
John Perry
D. G. Haight
R. C. Cory
Dr. Stapp
Chas
Aberdeen Milksmen
Chehalis County
Fred Nye
Meriwether’s
Post Office
Harper Stream
California
Matlock
H. D. Crites
Charley's Creek
J. S. Powers
Vanderbilt
Tacoma
Wash
Clyde B. Weatherwash
Ahome
Sinaloa
Mexico
Agnes Kelley
Elma
Wmn. Fitzpatrick
W. J. Hamilton
South Aberdeen
Iarry Drake
Kenry Wilder
Wilder & Drake
Ss. B. Linn
Floren Street
Pacific Coast
F Street
Benue
Harper Whisky
L. W. Wanker
O. C. Vamaes
J.C. DeArmond
Co-operative Brotherhood Colony
Burley, Wash
Samuel Benn
Benn
Mitchell’s
Corner G
Market Streets
Rick Hloganson
Thomas Tobiason
Alfred Reed
Sunol
Arnold
Wm. Pelland
Andrews
Wmn
Harris
Azalea
Anderson & Middleton
San Pedro
Pioneer
West & Slade Mill
Honolulu
Benicia
Australia
del Norte
San Franscisco
Todd’s Pharmacy
Hera
L. A. Abort
Hal
Dancing
W. W. Wren
W. W. Harmon
W. W. Wren & Co
Cama
Aberdeen, Wash
W. Wies
W. Harmon
Tom
Jeff
Geo. Fisher
Newstore
Newstock
Aberdeen Grocery
We Smith
Facture Tees
Aberdeer
Wasa
Chehalis
Wilsos Bros, & Co
N W. Bush
Kaufman Blues
Washington
Tcc. Cross
Attorney AT Law
Jos
Kent
Paul Smits, M.D
Dabhas Block
Heron St
Scamell & Overmeyer, D V. Physicians and Surgeons
Seemell
Overmeyer
Sp. Im
Gabrielkou & Holz