Court House Weekly Record of Real Estate and Court Actions
The Chehalis County court records for the week ending June 25 show dispositions including judgments in civil actions, divorces granted, probate admissions, foreclosures, and real estate transfers. Instruments filed list numerous quitclaims and transfers across Hoquiam Aberdeen Montesano and Elma with totals of properties and parcels involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Crass
J. J
Johnson
C. W. Iietidre
J. J. Maisnerdy
Lastman Kodak! Co
B.L. Keehn
Ler
Fred D
Mer Marr
Ida’ L. Ingram
Fred S
Becker
Joseph
Gilsoy
City of Hoquiam
Ernest Johnson
Burrows Co
Miei A
E. C. ‘Hiner
S. Benn
E. Johnson
R. Chabot
A. Etherington
East Hoquiam Co
W. W
Aberdeen
Montesano
H. M
H. W. Forwood
Acadsec
Beoimier Seanesctee Tovia Sadies
Tevesiens
Emma McDonald
G. O. Metz
Hendrickson
W. Fosburg
Steeves
W. B. P. Brisco
W.B. Gs
Elma
O. Beardsley
G. Ki. Hilton
Triganniper
Chehalis
W. H. DeCarr
France
Aber
Chehalis County
Sunset Beach Co
J. C. Shaw
Piadares Congdon & Heerman’ S
F. C. Ochmichen
J. EB. Calder
Escvcsssisevece
Chehalis County Bank
Thomas Oswald
Guy B Chenemy
A. Skillman
S. J. Wray
W. & B. Elma
West Shore Co
H. E. Holmes
Pacific Beach
O. M. Kellogg
Wishkah Lodge No
K. of
P. Aberdeen
Cceesvesenees Ger
Cect Iecet Aks
O. E. Kittredge
L. P. Dudley
W. Gertrude BE. Lackey
R. Durney
A. Jaeger
Pacific Land Co
Benn Land Co
J. F. Rogers
O. C. Vammen
W. N. Vandewerker
West End
H. M. Dunlap
J. A. Vance
Sraerur Har Avora
Charles Veysey
Mon- Clemens
Evening dance at the ranch pavilion stirs cowboys and locals
The piece describes a lively Wichita Valley square dance with cowboys and grain growers daughters under a master caller. A mix of lively steps, improvised humor, and spectators including old critics and impassive Indians frames the sunset gathering. The event emphasizes tradition, rhythm, and small-town social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Valley
South
Texas
Naval Defects and Treasury Shortfall Highlight 1908 Outlook
The May treasury deficit reaches 11 million with eleven month shortfall of 63.6 million, while forecasts from National City Bank project a yearly gap near 75 million. Rear Admiral Evans published a senate document affirming prior naval criticisms on deck height armor belts and fast hoists. Target practice records show improved hits and firing rate across ships, with Maryland Albany Wilmington and Perry earning class trophies. A humorous note claims the Trout-Pickerel is very rich and the Bass-Yes figure hints at a million bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
National City Bank
Evans
Senate
Henry Reuterbah
Naval Board
Magdalena Bay
Maryland
Albany
Wilmington
Perry
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Tesano Land i Block
M. T
McG
Ontesano
Benn
Central
W. Norman
Manley
Doudesudd S. Smith
H. Kramer
Sameeren
C. Gabrielson
Karr
Karr's
Leisner
A. Brey
Chaterling & Sehtchter
Aberschiquors
Amers
E. Wall
J. Davis
H. W
H. M. Lie
Equitable Savings & Loan Assn
Hollenback
Fall Ry Co
N. W. Lumber Co
N. C. Barkley
George L. Plettz
N. C. Pearson
Aberdeen Oo
Fitzpatrick
Mtg Wi
G. Jones
Cretatis County
Elma A. Jones
Deen Brewing’.Co
R. Randall
P. A. Wil- Benn's
Lise Mitchell
Forrest Ne
Emma Wilkin
Chas. F. D
Williams
I Huston
Mtg
Sunset Shingle .Co
Chas. F. Veysey
Mtg Land
Sun‘get Shingle Co
J. Grabel
A. L. Paine
Ontario
Strum & Balja
Curtain & and
Buck Timber
Grays Harbor
Puget Sound
Lis Pendens
Cosmopolis
Centralia
Bec
Ware
F. E
ERR Timber Co
SS Everveerc
Decatur D. Dennis
Chicago
Dennis
Red Cross Pharmacy
Ada
Ierica
Pati, Pring. “ Ae Ely Arenas R Hoar, Ane
Granger
Isbailer
Mye
Reyerer Ee
Ben
Tre
Terry
Roseburg
Burnett Brothers
Harding & Engen
Lumber Exchange
Kansas City Times
Herald Printery
East Wishkah ST
the Colonial Hotel
School House Hill
BOWES
Aberdeen State Bank
L. L. Maley