Chehalis County Happenings From Aberdeen Herald Notes
Chehalis County items show Robert McDougall ill with pneumonia at the People's Restaurant. Mrs. A Balch moved into the McIntyre house on Main street. Frank Liesner returned from Benton County where he viewed his recent land purchase. Howard Kishbaugh, back from South Pasadena via San Francisco to Aberdeen. Surveyors plat land north of the railroad depot, west of State street in sixty foot lots and east in acre tracts, to be placed on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McDougall
The
People’s Restaurant
A. Balch
McIntyre
Main Street
Frank Liesner
Benton Co
State Street
Eureka residents and local projects in brief
Lyman Hedrick sold his Eureka residence. C C Combes extends his house by ten feet. Senator ODonnell visited Aberdeen on business Wednesday. Wim Donaldson reports a new barn near the depot nearly finished. E S Avey released ten thousand speckled trout and two thousand rainbow trout with ten thousand planted in Cloquallum. Frank Farris Jr recuperates after appendectomy and can sit up part time. W R Campbell bought Dutchie’s automobile, front wheels damaged but repairable. Perry Watson surveys the south line of main street from Division avenue west to county road. A J Briscoe buys C L Haner’s bakery and grocery stock and takes possession. Let Elma cheer as City of Beautiful Homes, and Aberdeen and Hoquiam grow, while residents may move to Kima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Hedrick
Eureka
C. C. Combes
O’donnell
Aberdeen
Wim. Donaldson
E.S. Avey
Frank Farris, Jr
W. R. Campbell
Dutchie
Perry Watson
Division Avenue
A. J. Briscoe
A. C. Shaw Lumber Co
C. L. Haner
Elma
Aberedeen
Hoquiam
Kima
Eastern Oregon trip for horses and lumber trade
Gordon Simmons heads to eastern Oregon to buy horses. The steamer Acme loses a man’s home in the Frisco fire while loading 500000 feet of lumber for San Pedro. Melbourne visitors travel east as Melbourne camps and Clemons operations keep railroads busy with log traffic and 160 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Simmons
Oregon
Acme
W. E. Johnson
Melbourne
Buffalo
N. Y
Montesano Lumber Company
San Pedro
Cali
F. FE
Darling
F. W. Byles
M. EK
George Stevens
Saginaw and Duluth
Montesano Lumber Co
Moore
al. Mowry
Satsop
Fred Carter
John Renkins
Mr. Mowry
Ohio
Chas. H. Clemons
Clemen
Local Notes Reach Satsop and Hoquiam Community
SATSOP Will Sherwood purchases an autos mobile while Mrs Ann Smith suffers from inflammatory rheumatism. Oakville Cruiser editor M J Murphy visits. Grange founded in Lynden with twenty two members. Lumber firm repairs road works and eyes electric line expansion linking Tacoma Olympia Cosmopolis and Grays Harbor lines. Hoquiam hosts visitors from California and Wyoming as towns grow. local leaders and founders are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenor
Chehalis County
Stevens
C. K. Cline
Lynden
Wash
Grange
Satsop
Tacoma
Will Fadden
Satsop Methodist
EB. Slade Lumber Co
Mack Logging
Tacoma Electric
Olympia
Cosmopolis
Grays Harbor
Sound
Riverton Postmaster Recovers After Severe Illness
Letter from G W Pouts says 20 years liver trouble caused jaundice turning nails yellow before Electric Bitters cured him. He praises the tonic for biliousness neuraglia weakness and all stomach liver kidney and bladder issues. sold at Red Cross Pharmacy for 450 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Pouts
Riverton
Red Cross Pharmacy
Grays Harbor Triumphs Over Butte In Fast Grays Game
Aberdeen and Hoquiam celebrated a holiday as Grays Harbor defeated Butte Montana 5 to 3 in a lively ball game. Tonneson pitched well for the Grays, while Boetinger's two-run shot in the eighth broke the deadlock after a 2 to 2 tie through five innings. Over 1,500 fans attended the Grays victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Grave Harbor
Butte
Montana
Harbor
Grays
Tonneson
R. Boetinger
Butte versus Grays Harbor baseball recap on Friday
Struck out by Tonneson nine Hoons two. Bases on balls Tonneson two Hoons six. Hit by pitcher Boetinger Campbell Swindells. Passed balls Swindells one stolen bases Bressino Sullivan. Two base hits Hurley Boetinger McIntyr Hoon Swindells. Home runs Swindells earned runs Grays Harbor two Butte one. Sacrifice hits Bottinger first base on errors Grays Harbor two Butte two. Left on bases Butte seven Grays Harbor nine. Hits Tonneson seven Hoons nine. Time one hour fifty minutes Attendance 1500. Empire-Hueston Friday Ladies Day free admission for ladies. On Wednesdays Thursdays ladies 25 cents grounds grand stand free. Saturdays Sundays holidays general admission 25 cents and grand stand 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonneson
Hoons
Boetinger
Campbell
Swindells
Bressino
Sullivan
Hurley
McIntyr
Hoon
Grays Harbor
Butte
Bottinger
Empire
Hueston
Chehalis River Water Pipeline to be Tested This Afternoon
City officials plan to test the Chehalis river pipeline this afternoon to accept or reject the repair work. Supt. Linn reports April pumped 67 million gallons with total operating cost of 855.67 and extensions at 3310.84, warning of a possible water famine early this year.
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Western
Sunnyside
Hume
Washington Streets
Linn
Chehalis River
L. W. Walker
Nick Larkin
Snyder & Kiohner
Stenzel
Heron Street
Broadway
4Aarlock Packing Co
San Francisco
North Aberdeen
Wheeler Bros
South Aberdeen
Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertised Health Claim
An advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills by claiming they reduce deaths from appendicitis while increasing their use, offering quick and painless relief from constipation and related ills. The copy asserts strength and vigor after use and guarantees satisfaction through Red Cross Pharmacy at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Red Cross Pharmacy
Longshoremen Elect Pacific Coast Federation Officers
Delegates from Pacific Coast longshoremen gathered in Aberdeen for their annual convention. The group adopted constitutional amendments and elected E. D. Hawkins as president, J. W. Craig as vice president, C. H H. James as secretary treasurer, and an executive board including H. D. Wiebey R. L. Smith N. Lampton and A. Jonas. A hospitality smoker closed the event with Aberdeen hosts praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Aberdeen
Coast Federation
E. D. Hawkins
Eureka
Cal
J. W. Craig
San Pedro
C. H H. James
Seattle
H. D. Wiebey
Bellingham
R. L. Smith
South Bend
N. Lampton
Hoquiam
A. Jonas
Shipping traffic at local mills and ports
Several vessels are loading for San Francisco and San Pedro from local mills. Expansion and Melrose head to Mexican and California ports, with Tiverton, Coaster, Chas. R. Wilson, Coronado, Newburg, South Bay, Espada, John C. Meyer, and Norwood among ships referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Mill
San Pedro
Melrose
Slade Mill
Santa Rosalia
Mexico
Tiverton
Sart Wood Mill
San Francisco
Bryden & Leitch Mill
Chas. R. Wilson
Wilson Mill
Coronado
Anderson & Middleton Mill
Newburg
San Francisc
South Bay
Espada
John C. Meyer
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
Norwood
Aberdeen Lumber
Stomach Trouble Cured by Chamberlains Tablets in Mississippi
Mrs Sue Martin a longtime Falsonia resident suffered stomach troubles for over six months. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets cured her enabling her to eat anything again. Evans Drug Co sells the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Martin
Falsonia
Miss
Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co
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Aberdeen Herald
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Montesano
J.J. Johnson
Salmon Creek
Morgan & Wade
Will Sherwood
Ann Smith
M.J. Murphy
Geo. R. Maris
Mrs
Mae Maria
Joe Schwartzer
Stockton
Sol Richardson
Hanford
J. H. King
Hot Lake
O. C. Penlason
National Lumber & Box Company
Tom Allen
Simpson Avenue
Hungerford
Moclips
Robert Chabot
Sheppardson
Sheridan
Wyo
Fenlason
Edward Campbell
San Jose
Horace Campbell
William K. Campbell
James A. Karr
EL. K. Pharmacy
Quality Drug Store
E. Heron St
Sressino
Gams
Beware Crable
Eeee Doyle
Baxter
Irby
Seeee McIntyre
Bare
Seeee Toons
P.ceesees
A Sullivan
Il Baker
O. Boetinger
Brown
Chehalis
Pacific Coast Federation of Longshoremen
Aberdeen’s Best Store
Geo
J. Wolff
Will. Lanning
Dabney Blk
East Horon St
East Heron Street
Burt
Packard
L. L. Maley
A. M. Phillips
Corist
B Streets
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