Chehalis County Happenings From Aberdeen Herald Correspondents
Chehalis County items from Montesano and surrounding areas report Dr. E Lucan visiting the county seat, health updates for Dr Story, Mrs Roberts attending Roscoe Coyner's funeral, relocation of Carrols, and local moves. Also notes on fines paid, ground work near the courthouse for a bandstand, a two story shop for Joseph Law, multiple marriage licenses, water works contract for Moclips, medical visit by Herman Hubble, a deer captured by Charles Anderson, and a shipment of pack ponies for railroad survey work.
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Anderson & Young
Moclips
Herman Hubble
Humptulips
Charles Anderson
Lobdell
Local notices report movements and sales across town
M Kraft left Thursday for the hot springs for treatment. C Burns left Thursday for Ever ett where he has a new position. A L Fitzgerald sold his residence at 11GN street. Mrs A D Hicks and Mrs Walter G Pebbles left Friday for short visit to friends on the Sound. Mrs P J Vowers reportedly ill with la prippe. Mr and Mrs C¢ Capood visiting up the country. Miss Carrie Hansen left Friday to visit parents for a few weeks. Hoover & Cain sold City fish market to E J McLane who took possession Thursday. Prod G Poster of Northwestern Lumber Co store left Saturday for San Francisco. Graya Harbor Lumber planing mill is closed for a few days for motor repairs.
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M. Kraft
C. Burns
Everett
A. L. Fitzgerald
A. D. Hicks
Walter G. Pebbles
P. J. Vowers
la Prippe
C. ‘¢. Capood
Carrie Hansen
Contina
Hoover & Cain
E. J. McLane
G. Poster
Northwestern Lumber Company
San Francisco
Local News Highlights From Elma and Surrounding Areas
A series of social and travel notes from Elma and nearby towns shows residents visiting relatives in Olympia Butte Hoquiam and Montesano. Guests include Miss Hilda Lomborg at Monte sano for a sister’s wedding and Mrs George Snyder staying with her mother in Glover. Meetings at the Christian church continue with many attendees and an open invitation to evangelists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Inmon
Elma
T. J. Watkins
Montesano
J. E. Fitzgerald
J. M. Clevenger
Hilda Lomborg
Sophia
J. O. van Winkle
Katherine
Olympia
George Snyder
Butte
Montana
E. M. Glover
Thos
L’caison
Emily Pearson
Oakland
Cal
Oakville
Wanted Michael Byrnes son of Mathew Byrnes Beloit Wis
Information is sought on Michael Byrnes sometimes Burns son of Mathew and Mary Byrnes of Beloit Wisconsin. Mathew Byrnes died January 8 1907 and the son is needed to settle the estate. Address Alice Byrnes 1201 F Street Beloit Wisconsin. The Herald twice a week prints all details.
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Michael Byrnes
Burns
Mathew
Mary Byrnes
Beloit
Wisconsin
Mathew Byrnes
Alice Byrnes
F Street
Lane Proposes Through Route to Relieve Lumber Shipments
Lumbermen in Puget Sound urge relief as Great Northern and Northern Pacific can move only a fifth of their traffic. Commissioner Lane suggests filing a formal complaint for a through route from Puget Sound via Portland to Missouri river points using Oregon Short Line or Union Pacific to join the route. It remains uncertain if Oregon Short Line or Union Pacific will be granted a through rate.
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Washington, D. C
Puget Sound
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Lane
Cascade Mountains
Missouri River
Commission
Portland
Ore
Northern Pacific Railroad
Oregon Short
Commissioner Lane
Congressional Districts Apportionment Finalized in State
After a senate and house conference, the three districts are set. First district includes Island San Juan King Snohomish Whatcom and Kiteap. Second covers Chehalis Clallam Clarke Cowlitz Jefferson Lewis Mason Pacific Pierce Skamania Thurston Wahkiikum Klickitat. Third contains Adams Asotin Benton Chelan Columbia Douglas Ferry Franklin Garfield Kittitas Lincoln Okanogan Spokane Stevens Walla Walla Whitman Yakima.
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Ouymbra
Senate
House
Washington
Island
San Juan
King
Skagit
Snohomish
Whatcom
Kiteap
Chehalis
Clallam
Clarke
Cowlitz
Jefferson
Lewis
Mason
Pacific
Pierce
Skamania
Thurston
Wahkiakum
Klickitat
Adams
Asotin
Benton
Chelan
Columbia
Douglas
Ferry
Franklin
Garfield
Kittitas
Lincoln
Okanogan
Spokane
Stevens
Walla Walla
Whitman
Yakima
Aberdeen Weather Record Week Ending March 9
Aberdeen weather record for the week ending March 9 notes observations by F. H. Robinson, observer. The report lists daily conditions, temperatures, precipitation, and notable atmospheric patterns recorded during the period.
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F. H. Robinson
Observer
Piano for Sale by Captain Mitchell at 109 North G
No.1 Emerson piano offered for sale by Capt. 8 C Mitch ell as he moves. Bargain price. Call and examine it at the office located 109 North G Street.
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Emerson
C. Mitchell
January Reflections on Weather, Manners and Morals
In lighthearted musings, the author notes candidates brushing snow from gear, spring prep, and a pretty girl drawing notice. Tactful friends are praised, old duffers entertaining, and ethics of a dusty day mused. The piece ends with a jab at January hardship and optimism.
When mother is away a day or so
A humorous verse about a mother leaving home for a short trip and her family struggling to run the house. Without her guiding hand, things go awry, overshoes and hats disappear, tempers flare, and the home descends into topsy turvy disorder until she returns to set everything right.
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Jane
Do you know what that fellow would say at St Peters gate
A witty dialogue about a curious gatekeeper candidate and the questions he would ask. The exchange pairs humor with a reflection on propriety as a jester questions manners and salary.
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St. Peter’s Place
What is your idea of a god wife
A quirky exchange on marriage and superstition contrasts with a remark about soldiers deserting. The dialogue cites an odd notion of a deity wife who can revive spring wardrobe and multiply hats, then shifts to soldiers deserting over a perceived unlucky pay rate of thirteen dollars a month.
Matrimonial Disturbance Quarrel Hinted By Polite Fight
A brief exchange hints at domestic discord as one party asks to meet the other's tailor. The tone suggests a private quarrel masked by courteous behavior.
Up to Date Surgery and Walking Papers
A light satirical exchange contrasts stubborn patients with modern medical help. A doctor jokes about giving an anaesthetic to remove a contrary disposition while noting a patient who is a “perfect stick” becomes a walking aid, prompting the remark of “walking papers.”
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Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
E. Lucan
KE. C. Story
C. P. L. Roberts
Aberdeen
Roscoe Coyner
M. E. Carrol
Hoquiam
B. Zeebuyth
Robert Locke
John Glenn
Green River Hot Springs
Glenn
Addie
Gretchen Schafer
Institute
Tudge Irwin
KR. E. Taggart
Superior Court
Court House
Joseph Law
Jacob Hegg
Olga Barseth
D. Poage
Rhoda I’. Johnston
Samuel L. Reynolds
Ida Maud Kightsman
J. WH. Peterson
Sophia M. Lonberg
George M. Wade
Annie M. Rawson
Hoquiamn
Graya Harbor
J.C. Walker
J. F. Blackwell
South Bend
A. E. McSorley
Geo. Pierce
Rochester
Wash
D. FE. Secor
Tacoma
Gig Harbor
J.J. Anderson
Polson
John McNaughton
Eeratica
St. Martin’s Slot Springs
Bernard Brewer
Little Son
Elma General Hospital
Satsop
The
Christian Church
C.’. Allison
Stella Byles
Mona Herriman
Eileen French
Agnes Clark
May Coleman
Hazel Bese
Lola Dickson
Ethel Benjamin
Nina Klansen
Vera Vammen
the Herald
Legislative Conference
Aberdeen Weather Record
By Duncan M. Smith
Boston
Nottingham
D. S. Johnston
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Herald Printery
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