Chehalis County Local Doings From Aberdeen Herald
Mrs. Elizabeth Clyde dies at Axford. Polson Logging Co. camps workers celebrate Fourth of July after breaking June record. Miss Morse of San Francisco visits Mrs. J. O. Stearns for about a month. Capt Thayer Lamb notes militia kindness in Aberdeen Fourth celebrations. Mrs. Patrick McCoy travels to Colorado for ill daughter Anna. Miss Gertrude Acheson heads to Seattle to visit friends. Dave Kraft injures eye while shooting Fourth fireworks. Walter Hamilton and wife move to Spokane for farming. Child of Hunt family badly burned on Fourth. Mrs. I. B. Cooper to undergo major surgery. Miss Hattie Miller returns to Tacoma. Miss May Rusmond and Miss Lydia Bilyeu return home from country teaching. J. J. O. Lonsdale of Portland, known for Humptulips boom lawsuits, in town. John Idle finishes Fifth street contract. mud hole history ends. Arthur Simpson and wife of Yakima stay at Pomona. Mrs. Robt. Lytle hosts luncheon Friday July 10. Daddy Schwarz of Hoquiam league confined by sickness. Geo. H. Emergon and son Ralph visit Frank H. Lamb camp near Montesano. Piles for new schoolhouse driven. White & Son to begin contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Clyde
Jos. Clyde
Axford
Polson Logging Co
Miss Morse
San Francisco
J. O. Stearns
Tom Gallager
Huquiam
Thayer Lamb
Aberdeen
Patrick McCoy
Colorado
Anna
Gertrude Acheson
Seattle
Dave Kraft
Walter Hamilton
Spokane
Hunt
I. B. Cooper
Aberdeen General Hospital
Hattie Miller
H. R. Westlake
Tacoma
May Rusmond
Lydia Bilyeu
North Beach
J. J. O. Lonsdale
Portland
John Idle
Arthur Simpson
Yakima
Pomona
Robt. Lytle
Local Notes and Property Trades in Cosmopolis Area
Lively Cosmopolis column reports placed residents activity including teachers visiting Alaska and Juneau, J Q Adams buying land, road progress on Menecane Vesta line by settlers, and new births. Local movers include Hagerman moving to Montesano for teaming, L B Nims approved as Cosmopolis precinct justice, and John Fry Sr returning from Johns River Valley. Real estate deals feature Chas Fry flipping Cosmopolis lots and Jacks of British Columbia selling near the old schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.E
McBryde
J.Q. Adams
Aberdeen
Montesano
Mae Wilson
Vesta
Fie
Menecane
Vesta Creek
Bon’ T L. B. Nims
Cosmopolis
Davis
Board of
County Commissioners
Nims
Cosmopolis Precinct
Irwin
Superior Court
Justice Nims
Brewer
John Fry
Johns River Villey
C. R. Butler
Lebanon
Sail Ends Safe for Montesano Lumber Schooner Bella
The three masted schooner Bella loaded with 400000 feet of lumber from Montesano Lumber Co. bound for San Francisco sailed last Sunday afternoon and rode the Chehalis River and Cow Point in safety. Various residents and visitors are noted in local notices including teaching plans and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella
Montesano Lumber Co
San Francisco
Chehalis
Cow Point
Lutie Baker
Seattle
Rhoden Wade
Artic. J, FE
Calder
H. R. Carter
Opera House
Elma notes and local updates from Tuesday
The Elma gun club received a barrel o stone pigeons Tuesday. Lewis Bros commenced work on a new warehouse last week. Mrs. John Rambo returned from a Harbor visit Tuesday. Senator O'Donnell went to Portland Tuesday on White Star Mill business. Mrs. Lavers ty of Hoquiam gave birth to a twelve pound daughter Friday evening last week. Carpenter's Union sets ten hours pay for nine hours work. Bob Strong, recently ill, is on crutches. Baseball grounds are now well dirted and in fine condition. Elma has fewer school age children than Montesano, which likely has the most. The town well will be cased before deeper boring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma
Carpenter’s Union
Bob” Strong
Montesano
Local Improvements and Church Organ Arrival
The article notes sand caving endangering operations, R J Stoner supplying a limber for a new horse near Hesterry Gray's residence, a two story building with a 16 by 20 wing at 22828, and that the Methodist church has received a high quality reed organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R J. Stoner
Hesterry Grayson
Methodist
Local Notices and Social Snippets Highlight Town Life
C N Mills builds a new sidewalk in front of his store. Marian Vogle of Centralia visits Miss Cecil Griswold. Mrs Thompson visits Rev W E Thumpson family at Montesano. Jos Mauermann on business to county seat. Elma's trip later. L Q O Stewart elected treasurer of District Epworth League at Centralia convention June 25 26. Streets largely clear this week. T G Glover learning to ride a bike and mostly stays on top. Mrs J R Harris falls stepping out for wood and breaks leg. A E Hicks visiting sister Mrs A Balch at the Soldiers Home in Orting. Mr Hicks the last surviving printer from before 186 in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Mills
Marian Vogle
Centralia
Cecil Griswold
Mrs. Thompson
W. E. Thumpson
Montesano
Jos, Mauermann
Elma
L. QO. Stewart
Fpworth League
T. G. Glover
J. R. Harris
A. E. Hicks
A. Balch
Hicks
Orting
Mr. Hicks
Washington
Rich Strike Report From Lorraine Copper Mine
Hoquiam Washingtonian notes stockholders in Lorraine Copper Mining Co of Chehalis county hear of a promising discovery near Keller in Mala chit e group. The shaft shows a 5 foot 3 inch vein with ore, water, and solid galena as samples are promised, and a 36 foot vein at Summit is described as solid mineral with yellow copper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam Washingtonian
Lorraine Copper Mining Company
Chehalis County
Fred J. Chamberlain
Lorraine Copper Mining Co
Fritz Rebotzki
Keller
Malachite Group
Cholera Infantum Cure Advised and Post Office Adverts
Cholera Infantum is described as highly dangerous to infants but curable with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil per bottle directions. Also listed are unclaimed Aberdeen post office letters for week ending July 7 1903 with names and a note to say Advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Adams
Bros Bennett
G D Bertoux
Geo Bennett
Severne Cochran
Cora Clark
K C Chossant
Jed Clapp
C L Duffy
Anthony Donnelly
Ed Dalton
Birdie Ellis
O H Eberley
Chas Evans
Rufus Hodges
J Macomber
F H Murgatroyd
Thos Nicholes
F A Nims
Matthew H O’grady
Jas M Parker
Siberian fishing prospects eyed by Russian government party
Aberdeen man Rolot Forbes leads a Russian coast survey to study Siberian salmon fisheries. Chase from Slatan Alaska settles in the city for a year and plans Cannery ventures. Forbes heads a team to assess exports Atlantic to Baltic markets with emphasis on Chinook salmon and potential Japanese immigration. Russia aims to feed Trans-Siberian rail line with canned smoked and salted fish kept cheap for European and Japanese markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolot. Forbes
Siberian
BE. A. Chase
Slatan
Kosciusko Island
Alaska
Remishn
Bering Sea
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Chase
Pacific
Russia
Mr. Chase
Robert Forbes
Chilkat
Siberia
Vladivostok
Baltic
England
France
European
Siverian
China
Forbes
Olympus Theater relief gift acknowledged by Heppner mayor
In Heppner Oregon on June 6 1908 Mayor Frank Gilliam acknowledges receipt of a 105.25 dollar relief draft from Olympus Theater Co sent via H A Tayes of Aberdeen Washington for Heppner flood sufferers. The note expresses gratitude for the timely generous remembrance. The advertisement promotes Herbine laxative with a favorable testimonial from G L Edwards of Wichita Kansas, 50 cents at W B Paine X Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Tayes
Aberdeen
Wash
Olympus Theater Co
Heppner
Olympus Company
Frank Gilliam
G. L. Edwards
N. Main St
Wichita
Kansas
W. B. Paine X Co
Kids Wanted On Two Story Frame Building
Help wanted notice seeks children for work on a two story frame building. Apply at J. A. McGillicuppy’s volunteer home on Heron Street. applicants from local area encouraged to inquire in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McGillicuppy
Herald Offers Twice‑Weekly City County News Deal
A reader is invited to subscribe to the Herald for $1.50 to receive city and county news twice a week, compared with $6.00 per year for daily partial local news. The ad emphasizes value and broader coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
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Aberdeen Herald
Hoquiam
Daddy? Schwarz
Geo. H. Emergon
Ralph
Frank H. Lamb
White & Son, of
U.S
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Juneau
JP. Carson
Warren,l
E. C. Stone
Titos. Hagerman
Mr. Hagerman
W. F. Pattison
John Lewis
Marshal Fry
Mr. Pry
Max Chuck Ranca
J. B. Bridges
Armstrong
Supreme Court
Emma Goodell
D. B. Ward
Peter Oberg
T. D. Scofield
Oakville
Luck
Olympia
Olympus
Heppner, Ore
Per C. EB. Woodsen
mcDabney Bldg
Smith’s Hardware Store
Geo. J. Wolff
Stor
Geo. Fisher
Douglas and Florshem Shoes
O.N. Sullivan
Elma Hotel
J.c.smith&co
C. E. Pinckney
Peere
John Hanson
Cepa
WM. Griggs
IIDA
Water Goolers
Blue Flame Oil Stores
General Hardware
Heron ST. Te
Barkiey & Thompson Outfitters
G Street
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