Chehalis County Happenings Local Visitors and Shipyard News
Capt T C Soule and Mrs Sarah McMillan returned from California and are visiting Hoquiam with Bremerton trips noted. Miss May Brownes hosts her sister Mrs Chas Holmes of Astoria. Fred Foster returns from ten days in San Francisco. Reuben Micet visits Hoquiam on business. Knights of Pythias change meeting to Thursday. Miss Nellie Aimes returns from Seattle after her brother’s funeral. Miss Janet Andrews arrives from Portland. Woman's club meets at Mrs Henry Levi’s home. Mamie Charry visits from Portland to spend the summer. Mrs Fred Patred entertains Mrs James Snow on K street. New engine and boilers for the steamer Forester arrive from Mathews yards. Hoquiam Lumber & Shingle resumes work after a shutdown. six upright machines installed.
Land platted east of Elma for small farms by White Star Lumber
Engineer Maxwell leads surveyors in platting White Star Lumber lands east of Elma into small farm tracts. Mrs. E G Beckwith travels to Ruskin British Columbia where her husband broke his leg and is hospitalized at New Westminster. Z S Handley of Oregon buys two and a half acres with a residence in the west end near Bailey place to make his home. H M Harding, ill for months, closes his Elma business and plans a move to California for health. J H Dailey of White Star buys the Springer ranch at upper Cloguallum near Servis Hillis mill. the 240 acre property has 80 acres cleared. The long and stubborn city case against Mr Bunn to collect for build ends unresolved.
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Maxwell
White Star Lumber Company
Elima
E. G. Beckwith
Ruskin
B. C
New Westminister
En Eee
Z. S. Handley
Oregon
J. H. Dailey
White Star
Springer Ranch
Cloguallum
Servis & Hillis
Elma Area Real Estate Moves and Local Death Notice
John Jamison buys 14 Eureka adj lots from Tom Johnson with a four room house. Henry H. Barkadie purchases three West Main Todman lots for a future modern residence. William Isaacs, Elma pioneer and Gohl juror, dies at 73, suspected trial strain hastened death.
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Henry H. Barkadie
Todman’s
Berkshire
Eureka
William Isaacs
Elma
Gohl
Montesano Notes A Gleaning Of Local Movements And Events
Story sells a Bush run to Dr. Fitz for 550 dollars. Miss Anderson visits relatives in Marysville. Mrs. Buck aids daughter Ariel while visiting Tacoma. Mrs. Anderson returns home to Redondo after a visit with Hulbert. Reviving from Hoquiam due to illness. Jardines relocate to Everett after buying land near the city. Herman Miller and wife visit Montesano as they consider settling here. A. J. Patterson buys four acres north of town through J. W. Davies. Northern Pacific Express begins free delivery to save merchants money. Shorty Hulbert injured at Syverson mill by hot water scalding his foot. out of work days ahead.
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Carnahan
Town
J. W. Davies
A. J. Patterson
Hoquiam
Montesano
Northern Pacific Express Company
Shorty
Hulbert
Syverson
Large forest area restored to public in 449000 acres
The interior department announced the restoration to public domain of 449 068 acres from national forests many already claimed by agricultural entrants. The lands include Kaniksu Minidoka Pend O Oreille Coeur d Alene Caribou Rainier Colville White River Battle Mountain and Gila forests across Idaho Washington Idaho Utah Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico with acre totals listed.
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Washington
Department of the Interior
National Forest
Kaniksu National Forest
Idaho
Minidoka National Forest
Utah
Pend d’Orelle National Forest
Coeus d'Alene National Forest
Caribou National Forest
Wyoming
Rainier National Forest
Colville National Forest
White River National Forest
Colorado
Battlement National Forest
Gila National Forest
New Mexico
Clerk Says Fees From Land Filings Not To Be Turned Over
In an official opinion Attorney General Ball ruled that the county clerk who receives fees for filing and taking proofs on government land as United States court commissioner is not required to account for these fees or pay them to the county treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Ball
United States Court
Beautiful Spanish Dancer Praises Peruna Tonic
A Spanish dancer lauds Peruna as a tonic that invigorates without habit. The piece notes nervous exhaustion from vocation and suggests a change of work when possible, otherwise favoring Peruna to boost appetite and digestion during hot summer conditions.
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Peruna
Recommendation for a tonic by Miss Monterde
A letter endorses a tonic for women as the best and most pleasant remedy. The author signs as Miss P Monterde and urges all women to take the tonic with confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Monterde
Norwegian concert at the First Lutheran Church
Norwegian artists Maja Gloersen-Huitfeldt and Kristofer Ursin present a concert at the Norwegian Lutheran church this evening. The pair, on their first tour, are celebrated in Norwegian musical circles with Mme Gloersen-Huitfeldt famed for a mezzo soprano voice and Ursin renowned as a pianist.
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Maja Gloersen-Huitfeldt
Kristofer Ursin
Mr. Ursin
Mme
Gloersen-Huitfeldt
Gloersen- Huitfeldt
Deafness Cure Offer for Catarrh Patients
An advertisement claims deafness from catarrh can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It explains the Eustachian tube inflammation causes hearing loss and offers $100 for a case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulars are free and products are sold by druggists at 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cruegists
Not better than the best, but bet ter than the rest
The Semi weekly Herald presents a concise note on relative performance, praising superior quality while acknowledging others. It highlights a competitive stance without naming competitors or detailing specific metrics.
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Herald
Mill Strike Spreads on Grays Harbor Demands 25 Cent Rise
Dock laborers at the Wilson mill began a wage push that spreads to the Slade mill where workers walked out after rejecting a 25 cent daily raise. Striking lumber handlers earned 2 ¼ to 2 ½ dollars, the mill closed, and vessel loading halted as managers warn market conditions limit any raise. If protests persist, Slade’s logging camps and mill would shut, risking 600 jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Wilson
Grays Harbor
Slade Mill
W. B. Mack
Slade Company
Boy Hand Mangled by Exploded Firecracker in Hoquiam
In Hoquiam on May 17 an unexploded census carnival firecracker found by two schoolboys mangled the right hand of 6 year old Frank Aradon and burned the left hand of 11 year old George Rhodes. The device with a short fuse exploded as they attempted to light it.
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Hoquiam
Frank Aradon
George Rhodes
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ROYAL
Chehalis County
Hoquian
T. C. Soule
Sarah McMillan
California
Bremerton
May Brownes
Chas. l Hiolmes
Astoria
Fred Foster
San Francisco
Reuben Micet
Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Nellie Aimes
Seattle
Hessie Crawford
Janet Andrews
Portland
The
Woman's Club
Henry Levi
Emerson Avenue
Mamie Charry
Fred Patred
James Snow
K Street
Forester
Mathews’ Ship Building Yards
Hoquiam Lumber & Shingle Company
H. M. Harding
Mr. Bunn
J. S. Waugh
Third Street
John Jamison
Tom Johnson
Eureka Adultion
Jamison
Cosmopolis
E. H. Story
J. H. Fitz
Millie Anderson
Marysville, Wash
L. F. Buck
W. E. England
Lacoma
Ariel
Kate Révivons
Am. Jardine
Everett
City
Herman Miller
Crystal, Mich
Geo, Strait
Miss Pilar Monterde
Mfg. Co
Teatro Principal
City of Mexico
Peruna Drug Mfg. Co
Columbus
Ohio
Slade
Boston
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