Local visits and changes as summer arrives in town
Charles Gwin and Lafe Neeley traveled to Moclips on Monday. Mrs. C McGinn of Montesano visited her parents here over Sunday. Mrs. Nels Backman and children were in Olympia early last week. Mrs. Edna Harris and daughter went to Tacoma Saturday and returned Monday. Mrs. Pomrenk, visiting with the Mauermanns, returned home Saturday. Chas Freebury of Red Lodge Montana, sister Merritt Hunter’s brother, arrived Monday for summer. Oakville barber shop changes hands with Glen Vandervort purchasing from William Simmons. Herman Redell of Powell and Ross company ill with measles. J A Acheson left for Sunset to visit family. Over 100 Indians from Quinsault and Humptu lips river area in the city for the celebration. Mrs. R R Rotter went to Portland to aid her pneumonia-stricken mother. Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Magill
Gandina
L. I. Wakefield
Aberdeen
Summit Council Order of Pendo
Manila
Charles Gwin
Lafe Neeley
Moclips
C. McGinn
Montesano
Nels Backman
Olympia
Edna Harris
Little Daughter
Tacoma
Pomrenk
Joseph Mauermann
Chas
Freebury
Red Lodge
Monetana
Merritt Hunter
Oakville
Glen E. Vandervort
William Simmons
J. A. Acheson
Quinsault Reservation
Humptulips River
R. R. Rotter
Portland
Methodist
Aberdeen Post Office Advertises Uncalled Letters
List of letters remaining uncalled for the week ending July 3 1906 includes Brown Stanley Lather Ed Barnett O D Lang John H Cloe W B Miner Jennie Mrs Davis A J McClain B D Edwards ff A McFarlane Mra S i Eglit FS McKay James Frasford Borge Martin Ethel Gisler Jos Osterberg Fred Gordon W Pedersen Marius Gomery WL Quinn Mrs Edward Hangen Christ Rubilard Edd Hearn A W Ryan Mrs Lulu Jontren N Scott Harry A Johnson Severin Smith Edw Kimbeck F W Thurmond C B Ethile Joe Thompson Fred Kimerova Bertha Troram Mrs Lillie Kmitten Jonn Ff Tinkle F B Lapu Rob Urquhart Irvin Lovail J W Walker John C Zimmerman Miss Hattie Persons calling for these letters please say Advertised
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Aberdeen
Brown
Stanley Lather
Ed Barnett
O D Lang
John H Cloe
W B Miner
Jennie
Davis
A J McClain
B D Edwards
Ff A McFarlane
Mra
S$ i Eglit
FS McKay
James Frasford
Borge Martin
Ethel Gisler
Jos Osterberg
Fred Gordon
W Pedersen
Marius Gomery
WL Quinn
Edward Hangen
Christ Rubilard
Edd Hearn
A W Ryan
Lulu
Jontren
N Scott
Harry A
Johnson
Severin Smith
Edw Kimbeck
F W Thurmond
C B
Ethile
Joe Thompson
Fred Kimerova
Bertha Troram
Lillie Kmitten
Jonn
Ff ‘Tinkle
F B Lapu
Rob Urquhart
Irvin Lovail
J W Walker
John C Zimmerman
Hattie
Dallard’s Horehound Syrup Crowned Top Remedy
A man achieves the highest honor, while Dallard’s Horehound Syrup is hailed as a universal cure for coughs colds bronchitis influenza and pulmonary diseases. The ad urges every mother to keep this medicine on hand.
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United States
Dallard’s
Vessels at Local Mills and Harbors
The schooner S. T. Alexander loads for Honolulu at the Slade mill. Watson A. West to load after spar delivery at Lindstrom shipyard. John C. Meyer loads for San Francisco at Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle mills. Barkentine John Palmer at Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle mills loading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Alexander
Slade Mill
Honolulu
Watson A. West
Lindstrom
John C. Meyer
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
San Francisco
Barkentine
John Palmer
Laxative Stomach and Liver Tablets Sold by Evans Drug
Advertisement notes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a pleasant laxative that invig orates the liver and regulates the bowels. Sold by Evans Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co
A Little Piano Talk Promotes Sherman Clay Co
The article advises buyers to choose quality and beware misrepresentation in piano sales. It highlights Sherman Clay Co as the largest Coast piano house with broad value and easy terms, and notes Aberdeen agent M. Payette at 414 East Wishkah Street will support buyers and rectify issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Clay Co
Aberdeen
M. Payette
Wishkah Street
Fourth of July Celebrated Splendidly in Hoquiam
Hoquiam hosted a large Fourth of July celebration with Aberdeen visitors, a full sports program, and Gov. Mead delivering the keynote. Estimates placed attendance around 20 000, the day sunny and lively with races, canoe and log rolling contests, and Indian racing events receiving strong applause. The Herald remains Gray's Harbor’s widely read paper.
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Hoquiam
Chehalis
Aberdeen
Gov. Mead
J Street
Pat Nebody
Malcom Stewart
Averdeen
Craft
Gus. Monty
McNeil
Monty
Hillier
Fleet
Roy Toney
Quinault
Fire at South Aberdeen destroys three buildings
A Tuesday blaze in South Aberdeen consumed the Bryden dwelling, the Shannon hotel, and Mate Leitch’s residence, with most contents lost. Water supply failed at the outset, delaying firefighting until the Harbor Bell arrived from the north. Insurance varied. Leitch and Shannon losses were partially covered, while the hotel and Bryden home faced heavy totals. Chamberlain's Salve ad ends the notice.
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South Aberdeen
W. H. Bryden
Shannon
Mate Leiteh
Bryden
Harbor Bell
Aberdeen
James Bryden
Portland
Leitch
W. J. Hamilton
C. Shannon
Police Court Notes Entertaining Yet Firm
Judge Drake handled police court matters with total proceeds of 270 dollars. H Hendrickson, jailed for carrying concealed weapons, paid 15 dollars for enlightening fin. Corcoran forfeited 20 dollars for failing to appear. Forester paid 10 dollars for drunken behavior. Thompson paid 15 dollars for carrying the extra D. Leake remains confined awaiting further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Forester
George Thompson
William Leake
Gray's Harbor Aberdeen Twice-Weekly Herald Record
A brief notice from the Gray's Harbor Aberdeen area describing the semi weekly publication along with subscription details. The item notes the newspaper's price at two dollars per year and one fifty in advance for readers.
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Gray’s Harbor
Aberdeen
Herald
Aberdeen Herald News Briefs
Local brief item from Aber deen Herald covers daily happenings with concise notes on community events, weather, and notices. Names of residents and organizations appear in fragmentary form amid typical small-town reporting style.
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Dr. Nevins
Pacific Northwest
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W. A. Combes
M. M. Wakefield
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Tion
Oscar Bramstedt
Ruth Lindgren
Cosmopolis
E. L Benedict
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Twentieth Street
Chenamus Avenue
Simpson Avenue
Twenty Second Street
Juet
Ft. Worth
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Powell and Ross Company
R. P. Campsey
P. M
Abraham Licoln
Wise
Police Court News
Maud Beatty
San Francisco Opera Co
the Grand Theatre
J. Wolff
Aberdeen’s Best Store
First St
City Hall
Will * Lanning
Dabney Blk
Vcerosits
Frank C, Jones
Cent Mer
GEO
East Heron St
L. L. Maley
Aberdesn, Wash
Dean’s Tea and Coffee Store
E. L. K. Pharmacy
Kodaks
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Kodak Supplies
Quality Drug Store
E. Heron St
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