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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1905
Page
8
Montgomery county notes show visits, marriages, and business plans. L Wade visited son in law Hugh Byles while ill. Horton Glenn and Mary Musgrove wed. J Glenn filed timber proof in Olympia 15-6. A Devonshire plans new block between Montesano House and Raymonds. Local licenses issued and society events follow. George S. Long to review land cruiser estimates for Weyerhaeuser.
Mr and Mrs Timothy Kelley leave Thursday for a new home in Portland. Frank Briggs returns from a ten day visit to his claim on the Clearwater. Mrs Henry Oliver of Council City Alaska leaves for a few days outing at the fair. Mr F W Hicks of Seattle arrives to visit with his wife at her sister Mrs Geo Kellogg's home. Miss Leal Stevenson and Miss Hazel Brown end two weeks camping at Iron Springs and return home. James Senfesty leaves for Portland en route to Broken Bush Springs for rheumatism treatment and will attend the Portland fair. Dr and Mrs Martin Mr and Mrs Girdley of Kohaka Missouri and H L Wilson and family of Leland Ore arrive to visit F F Williams. R M Van Dorn resigns seventh grade post to join Grays Harbor Commercial Co of Cosmopolis. Miss Jennie Dykes of Millon Ore visits old chum Miss Pearl Hunter as one of 33 Spokane Spokesman-Review girls. Wilson the San Pedro's first mate is robbed by two footpads of 50 dollars and a gold watch. no arrests. Mrs Roberts and two daughters Vonda and Dona return to Centralia after visiting Mrs Romans accompanied by Miss Minnie Stine.
The town fills with families as Front street gets plank repairs. Grays Harbor Commercial Co moves its bunker to a river site and adds a new two story front. Grays Harbor Commercial Mill Co repairs the Cosmopolis hotel and prepares to open by August 1.
Harbors Hospital location read as 00 Wert Wishkah Street at the corner of Broadway with a telephone listed as 641. The fragment provides only the street and contact point, no additional context or event.
Advertisement offering electrical massage and hot air apparatus for rheumatism relief. Mentions maternity cases and invites patients to select their own physicians. Emphasizes patient choice in physician selection.
Wm F Boeing of Virginia Jay G Weatherway and Mrs Weatherwax C M Weatherwax F M Wylie E Fordney of Aberdeen filed mining claims in section 33 185 in the Mox Chehalis district five miles east of Elma. Each claim 600 by 1500 feet, ore noted as iron. The Elma Chronicle notes long interest and prior failed attempts but optimism rises that new prospectors may succeed.
A newly issued atlas by the Northern Pacific Railway with the Burlington Route and the Great Northern Railway covers Northwestern, Western and Middle Western states. It includes maps and statistics on boundaries, history, population, schools, industries, railway mileage, post offices, minerals and state governments. Price is $1.09.
The Illinois Central offers unexcelled service from the west to the east and south with connections to all transcontinental lines. Travelers may choose routes to Chicago Louisville Memphis and New Orleans and onward to the far east. For lowest fares and best routes, correspondence is invited with B. H. Traumsatt J.C. Linpsey and Pav. B. Thompson at Portland and Seattle offices.
The Herald Printery at 89 Wishkah Street advertises top quality commercial job printing services. Locals are invited to compare prices and samples, with emphasis on timely delivery and neat typography.
A Montesano Vidette letter from Oaxville July 14 1905 laments Chehalis county’s lack of display at the Portland Lewis and Clark exposition. Visitors express shame over missing crops timber school and native relics while other counties show diverse exhibits and international tributes.
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