Aberdeen News Notes From The Market Street Scene
Aberdeen brief items show Gus Carlson in Portland at the Hotel Benson. many local clubs meet at Odd Fellows hall and homes. Mrs Hugh H McNeill begins Markham school. tweets on theater and business trips. anniversaries, real estate moves, and the Thomas Removal Sale. Local merchants promote Capital City Butter and services.
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Gus Carlson
Portland
Benson
Hugh H. McNeill
Aberdeen
Markham
Swedish Mission Church Services Schedule
Swedish Mission church at Market and H streets lists Sunday school at 9 50 a m with Henry Blomquist as superintendent Morning service at 11 a m Evening service at 7 45 p m Young People’s meeting at 5 p m Prayer meeting Thursday evening Rev John J Huleen is pastor.
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Swedish Mission Church
Market
H Streets
Henry Blomquist
John J. Huleen
Grant hotel Sees Diverse Guest Registrations
The Grant hotel reports steady business with registrations from M. C. Moon R. Lendblom H. C. Nolan of Seattle E. R. Cleary of Tacoma D. Scott of Portland A Nelson of Centralia Rev J C Paley of McMinnville W Davis H Johnson of Clear Lake Mrs J E Albright of Tacoma L A Swink of Eugene W E Black of Chicago E M and C McClain of Elma J J Crabtree of Owensboro Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Hotel
M. C. Moon
R. Lendblom
H. C. Nolan
Seattle
E. R. Cleary
Tacoma
D. Scott
Portland
A. Nelson
Centralia
J. C. Paley
McMinneville
W. Davis
H. Johnson
Clear Lake
J. E. Albright
L. A. Swink
Eugene
W. E. Black
Chicago
Fine Improved Farms in Montesano, Wash
Isom T Noe of Montesano Washington offers several improved farm tracts ranging from two to 320 acres with stock, and 117 137 140 320 acres noted as improved and stocked. Unimproved tracts and very cheap home steads also available. Talk with us before investing.
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Isom T
Noe
Montesano
Wash
Aberdeen obituaries and notable deaths mark late March
Mrs. Mary Crammatte of Aberdeen dies at 66 after cancer surgery failed. She leaves three children and was praised as a pioneer businesswoman in Grays Harbor. Alfred Knudsen, 45, a Saginaw Timber worker, dies. brother Waldmar survives. Charles F. Barnes passes away in Hoquiam at 27 after stomach ulcers. siblings and mother noted. W D Wilton dies at 65 from injuries after being struck by an O W locomotive in Hoquiam. Hjatham Lind, aka Ole Regar, a logging camp chokerman, is killed by a swinging log. no relatives in the area.
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Mary Crammatte
Aberdeen
Massachusetts
Crammatte
Samuel Benn
L. P. Dudley
W. B. Crammatte
William Crammatte
George J. Wolff
Grays Harbor
Alfred Knudsen
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Saginaw Timber Company
Waldmar Knudsen
Charles F. Barnes
Hoquiam General Hospital
Hoquiam
C. L. Weaver
Portland
C. M. Young
Ranier
Oregon
Pearl Vincent
Forest Grove
Jack Nott
Moro
J. D. Barnes
Pe Ell
Z. F. Barnes
Pilchuck
W. D. Wilton
O.W
Hjatham Lind
Ole Regar
Chokerman
Stearns Lumber @ Shingle company
Stearnsville
Wanted Old Auto Tires and Tubes for Reuse
Classified notice seeking old auto tires and tubes with casings for sale. Prices listed at 5 1-2c per pound for casings and 10c per pound for tubes. Punctures repaired. Phone 168.
Deaths from March 23 and March 29 in Washington region
Andrew Dahl of McCleary died March 23 when struck by a Port Blakeley construction train traveling from Kamildhe to Summit. He was a lifelong bachelor and resident of the McCleary neighborhood. Nels Olson, a cook at Clammon Bros. logging camp near Melbourne, died March 29 from a pistol wound likely tied to a personal crisis.
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Andrew Dahl
McCleary
Port Blakeley
Kamildhe
Summit
MccCleary
Nels Olson
Clammon Bros
Melbourne
Death of Marion Reynvaan at Hoquiam General Hospital
Marion Reynvaan seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs H P Reynvaan died March 28 at Hoquiam General Hospital from meningitis.
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Marion Reynvaan
H. P. Reynvaan
Hoquiam General
Team and harness for sale from H L Moore Satsop WA
Two horses a four year old mare and a four year old mare listed with 1300 pounds each. Both sound and healthy. Also selling a team with good harness for 250 dollars. Address H L Moore Satsop Washington.
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H. L. Moore
Satsop
Wash
Charles Johnson Trial Set for April Term in Aberdeen
Charles Johnson will face trial in the April term of the superior court on a charge of conducting a gambling house in Aberdeen. New information issued against him this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
Superior Court
Aberdeen
Washington Poles Production and Consumption Figures
Washington state reports production of about 81.4 million linear feet of poles and piling and consumption of roughly six million linear feet, outlining a large net availability of material for construction and infrastructure projects.
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Washington
Roosevelt and Hughes Compete for 1916 Party Banner
Personal Prattle surveys Republican anxieties as 1916 nominating prospects unfold. It weighs Justice Hughes as strongest, doubts Roosevelt’s acceptance, and notes Roosevelt’s wary stance toward Wilson’s likely re election amid neutrality debates and Belgium’s war.
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Roosevelt
Justice Hughes
White House
Hughes
Grays Harbor Highlighted in Railway and Marine News
The April Railway and Marine News feature “Greater Grays Harbor” showcases Grays Harbor county with history, growth and resources, illustrated for Seattle readers. The piece aims to interest eastern and foreign steamship and commercial audiences and will be followed by more regional articles.
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Greater Grays Harbor
Railway & Marine News
Seattle
Pacific
Alaska
Mexico
Grays Harbor
Grays Harbor County
Aberdeen Public Schools Report Record Enrollment
Annual spring vacation begins tonight and runs for one week from Monday. Enrollment hits 2,088, with Aberdeen High School up from 266 to 309. Building registrations: North Aberdeen 27, Franklin 752, Whitman 125, Samuel Benn 181, Stevens 278, Junction City 21, Terrace Heights 387, and High School 309.
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Aberdeen Public Schools
Aberdeen High School
North Aberdeen
Franklin School
Whitman
Samuel Benn
Stevens
Junction City
Terrace Heights
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Aberdeen Paint Co
Women’s Relief Corps
Odd Fellows Hall
A. H. Kuhn
India
Mrs
J. B. Haynes
Swastika Club
Richard Graham
A. J. Anderson
West Sixth Street
G. A. R. Club
The
Link Club
H. M. Gibb
West Heron Street
W. G. Douglas
Mrs. D. McGillicuddy
G. P. Hafferty
West Eighth Street
W. J. Patterson
C. T. Scurry
Finch
Thomas the Jeweler
Dr. P. Woerner
Olympia
H. E. Stimpson
Andrew Reid
Capital City
Gabrielson & Holmer
Grace Young
Mollie Burnett
Thomas the
E. W. Beimfohr
Southern
California
G. W. Koosen
D. F. Thompson
Saginaw
Stean Thomas the Jeweler
Finch Building
Fred Davidson Aae
Orting
A. Spahr
Lyle
Margaret Dunham
Aberdeen Board of Education
William Irvine
Kelso
Jane Clark
Oregon Trail
Thomas
G. A. Spicer
East First Street
Ladies Aid Society
First Methodist Church
J. C. Pearson
Mayme McLafferty
Holly Club
J. W. Schroeder
Fleet Street
Thomas Haynes
Hill
Campbell
Edith Rosenberg
Clarence Hicks
Charles Chamberlain
Miss Rosenberg
Henry Anderson
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Times Sq. Sta
New York City
Broadway Pharmacy
ROYAL
Lumberman's Bank Building
So. H St
Wishkah St
Will Try
Johnson
John J. Carney
T. R
Col. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Col
Wilson
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Belgium
New York
Swinehart Tires
E. Wishkah ST
GRANT
Heron Street
R. E. Foy
Satsop Produce Company
Triangle
Jane Gray and
Tully Marshall
Katy
Teac
Grays Harbor Light & Power CO
the Electric Service & Supply CO
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