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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1910

Page

2

Local Folks and Visitors Reach Aberdeen Gleanings

In Ghegalts County notes from Chehatis County Aberdeen correspondents list residents traveling to Grenada Oregon Twin Falls Idaho Leeds England and Milwaukee and returning to Hoquiam area. Several families visit relatives in New York Portland Tacoma and Idaho while local injuries include a Grays Harbor Lumber employee hit by a flying wood block requiring stitches.

BE. G. Fuller Grays Iister Lumber Company

Construction and development notes from Elma area

Reports from Elma describe concrete crossing work at Anderson and Third streets, A J A McSperritt building a new residence on Waldrip Street, a birth at the Skilman home, potential sale of Minard & Company grounds for residences, Union Pacific Milwaukee station plans at South Elma, William Dolph selling 55 acres of Pomrenck place for 8400 to a Seattle buyer, and O S Carroll testing patented logging bunkers on a branch car with positive results from loggers and train crews.

Minard & Company Main Union Pacific-Milwaukee South Elma William Dolph Pomrenck Place Satsop Seattle O. S. Carroll

Local social notes from Montesano and nearby towns

Mrs. Mary Warwick of Wiilapa visits her mother Mrs. A J Markham. Nurse Kraft of Montesano General Hospital leaves for six weeks in Nebraska. Mrs. PD W Williams recovering from cellulitis at home. Gettus McCuen resigns Montesano Hotel cler k post for Vance Grocery in Ilma Wim. Atlen sells Broad street five room house and two lots to B I Briscoe for 750 dollars. Misses Margaret Doris Irene McCabe of Portland visit A J Law Will home at Melbourne. Mrs C M Funk of Tenino cared for sister Mrs W S Mitchell, then returns home. Carl J Joss building seven room cottage on Fourth street for occupancy by Barker family and others. Mrs E Smith and party return to Marysville after week here. Mrs L M Huntley returns from Portland with sister Mrs Louisa Best of San Leandro Cal. Best to spend months visiting.

Wim. Atlen Law Broad Street B. I. Briscoe

Funeral attendance and visiting notes from Montesano and Tacoma

Miss Gertrude Scott returned from Montesano for the funeral of Mrs. A Balch. G J Taylor visited from Montesano while ill. Mrs. Sarah Richards and her sons Norman and Oren visited Tacoma. Mr and Mrs J R Dean of Seattle stayed with their daughter Mrs C C Scates. Mr and Mrs A E Evans left Centria after visiting A Wilson. Miss Lula Fishee organized a music class and plans a public recital uniting Oakville and Centralia pupils.

Gertrude Scott Montesano A. Balch Sarah Richards Norman Oren Tacoma A. E. Evans A. Wilson Centralia Lula Fishee Oakville

Milkmen killed at Arland crossing in Montana incident

Samuel Tockerton was killed and Joseph Timmerman critically injured when their milk wagon was hit by a westbound freight on the Northern Pacific near Montesano. The crossing is obscured by trees. witnesses heard the train but others halted safely. Coroner Smits ruled no inquest.

Montesano Samuel Tockerton Joseph Timmerman Arland Northern Pacific Switzerland Tockerton Timmerman Oscar Smith Smits

City Subscribers Asked to Notify Paper Service

Publisher's notice urges City subscribers who do not receive the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays to inform City Messenger Co at Tel 5931 for prompt delivery to their address.

Herald City Messenger Co

Hoquiam Hotel Owner Recounts Fire and Loss

Hoquiam business owner Harry C. Heermans returns from the east after the hotel fire destroys his property. Heermans explains the basement origin of the blaze, notes two occupants perished or attempted to return, and details the hotel’s costly build funded by stock and Northwestern Lumber. He remarks on his $20,500 note and remaining $7,000 owed, with the loss depriving him of years of accumulated treasures.

Hoquiam Harry C. Heermans Duluth Heermans Mr. Heermans Times Northwestern Lumber Company

Hoquiam Husband Supposedly Absent After Hotel Blaze

Mrs F Schwabe seeks her husband’s innocence as police watched him over the Hoquiam Hotel fire. He was arrested then freed and disappeared, with reports he may have killed himself or gone to Portland. His unclaimed suitcase from the Hoquiam hotel remains at the New York hotel.

Hoquiam F. Schwabe Schwabe Portland New York

Deputized tax summons issued in Chehalis county

Deputized by J K Frost of the state tax commission Sheriff Payette and deputies have served 59 summons on Chehalis county property owners to appear before the county board of equilization to report property values and reasons against tax increases. More summons expected as general increases are anticipated. the commission meets in the city hall tomorrow afternoon.

Montesano J. K. Frost State Tax Commission Payette Chehalis County County Board of Equilization

Finnished Finland native dies en route to Hoquiam hospital

Jacob Judi lan an employee of the National Lumber and Box company died after being found bleeding and unconscious beside a lumber truck in Hoquiam yards last Monday afternoon. He expired on the way to Hoquiam General hospital and was taken to McTaggert's morgue. He was unmarried and no relatives are known.

Hoquiam Jacob Judilan National Lumber & Box Company Hoquiam General Hospital McTaggert Finland

Scandinavian Building Association to Erect Swedish Templar Hall

Hoquiam July 27 The Scandinavian Building association has secured a permit to build a two story frame hall on L street between Seventh and Eighth, costing about $8 000. The 50 by 110 foot building will serve as the home of the Swedish Templars.

Man seeks Republican nomination for 29th District

Ed L Minard of Elma Washington announces candidacy for representative in the 29th Legislative District subject to Republican primaries held September 13. The notice names the candidate and location as place of residence.

Candidate for County Auditor in Chehalis County

A candidate announces seeking the Republican nomination for county auditor subject to the September primaries. The statement identifies the county Chehalis and notes the party process to determine the nominee.

Candidate announces bid for congress and sheriff re nom

STAUNTON WARBURTON of Tacoma announces candidacy for representative in congress from the Second Washington district, subject to Republican voters at the September primaries. He also seeks renomination for county sheriff in Chehalis County, subject to September primary action.

Chehalis County Washington Staunton Warburton Tacoma Wash

Candidate for Judge of Chehalis County Court

A candidate announces intent to seek the nomination for judge of the Superior Court in Chehalis County. The campaign is contingent on voters in the county primary held September 13 1910.

Chehalis County

Bartlett Seeks Republican Primary Coroner Nomination

Dr C E Bartlett announces his candidacy for county coroner in the Republican primary.

Candidate for Justice of the Peace in Aberdeen Precinct

The speaker announces candidacy for Justice of the Peace in Aberdeen Precinct subject to Republican voters at the September primary elections.

Justice of the Peace Aberdeen

Coroner Candidate Paul Smits Seeks Republican Nod in Chehalis

A candidate for the office of County Coroner at the primary elections on September 13 seeks the Republican nomination from the voters of Chehalis County. Paul Smits is the contender presenting his campaign.

Chehalis County Paul Smits

County Commissioner Candidacy in Second District Primary

A candidacy notice for County Commissioner Second District subject to Republican voters at the September primary election. The filing statement outlines the official action and the party primary context.

Notice to increase Aberdeen Printing Co capital stock

Aberdeen Printing Co stockholders meet at the main office in Aberdeen Washington at 10 a m on September 16 1910 to vote on raising capital from 5000 to 15000 dollars. Officers MO J Carney president B L Beall vice president J E Hutchinson secretary sign at Aberdeen July 27 1910 first publication July 28 1910 last publication September 15 1910.

Aberdeen Printing Company The Aberdeen Printing Co Aberdeen Washington B. L. Beall J. E. Hutchinson

Hall's Catarrh Cure Adverts Reward Offer

A vintage advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh. It claims a constitutional treatment taken internally, targeting blood and mucous surfaces, and offers a $100 reward for any uncured case. Includes address F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo and notes pills for constipation.

Hall Hail F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Margaret Anglin to Star in Awakening of Helena Richie

The Grand hosts Miss Margaret Anglin and company on Saturday with The Awakening of Helena Richie, adapted by Charlotte Thompson from Margaret Deland’s popular novel. Deland’s Old Chester Tales and the novel’s themes of spiritual awakening drew wide reader acclaim nationwide.

Helena Richie Grand Theater Margaret Anglin Charlotte Thompson Margaret Deland Mrs. Deland American Writers of

Aviation Sunburn Sways Atlantic City Visitors and Vendors

Atlantic City demonstrations by aviators delayed wind and kept bathers longer in the sun. Crowds lingered on beach and boardwalk as sunburned skin became a talking point. Drugists reported swift sales of products to relieve the smarting as aviation sunburn gained notice.

Atlantic City

Job printing in all branches Modern work at moderate prices

Herald Printery offers job printing across all branches with modern equipment and moderate prices. Reliable service for advertisements, handbills, stationery, and commercial materials.

City Messenger Adds Two Telephone Lines

The City Messenger company installed two telephones Nos. 5931 and 5941 with one always open. Call either number and Central will connect you to Jos Farrell Mer.

City Messenger Company Central Jos Farrell Mer

Brisk Business Narrated By Local Dipsomaniac Ditties

A Pittsburg Post snippet quotes a druggist describing robust trade. He says he has bought tickets for two picnics and four excursions and donated goods for several indoor events, illustrating strong local business activity and community giving.

Pittsburg Post

Waterfront schooners and steamers load for Pacific ports

The Meteor is at West mill loading for San Pedro while Helene loads at Slade mill for Honolulu. David Evans and Newsboy sail for Honolulu and San Diego respectively. Multiple schooners depart Wilson and Slade mills for San Francisco Santa Rosa Lia Mexico and Oakland. Steamers Helene Centralia Daisy Freeman Thomas L Wand and others sail or arrive from San Francisco and San Pedro with passengers lumber or freight.

West Mill San Pedro Helene Slade Mill Honolulu David Evans Union Mill Barkentine San Diego A. B. Pash Wilson Mill San Francisco W. J. Patterson Santa Rosalia, Mexico Centralia Charles Erriccson Western Mill California Daisy Freeman Thomas L. Wand Federal Mill Santa Barbara Zaddert Hanify American Mill

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Ghegalts County Chehatis County Aberdeen Thrald A. R. Johnson Grenada Ore W. B. Walz W. E. Boyce H. C. Heermans Tea T T. J. Johnson Twin Falls Idaho Ragnae Tere Willis Leeds England H. J O. B. Simpson Edward Ivan Mrs. Tromble Say— Co Wise Wise & Hoskins Carson City Nev C. W. Hodgdon Chris Knoel M Mred Wkaoel Miss Drumn Milwaukee Louis McCulloch Mrs. Huntley Anderson and Third Streets A. J. A. McSperritt Waldrip Street First Stork Phil Skilman Mary Warwick Wiilapa A. J. Markham Kraft Montesano General Hospital Nebraska PD. W. Williams Gettus McCuen Vance Lma Margaret Doris Irene McCabe A. J. Lawwill Melbourne Carl J. Joss Fourth Street C. K. Barker G. L. Davis Minnie Anderson E. Smith Marysville G. J. Taylor Northern Pacific Railway Hoquiam Hotel Sheriff's Office L. Minard Elma Congress C. E. Bartlett M. D Boston East Heron St C. F. Aeed Famous Baptist Church New York City MO. J. Carney Roy Somers Solland Cosmopolis F. M. Slade Sidney New South Wales C. A. Thayer A. J. West Mill Oakland Anderson & Middleton Hilo H. S Raymond Hulbert Mill Cheha Kettleson Aberdeen Lumber and Shingle Company Westerner West & Slade Grocery Company
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