Chehalis County Happenings From Aberdeen Herald
Misses Hope and Helen Fuller with Ver non Glenn and William Either attend Puget Sound at Tacoma. Mrs Effie Fuller and Mrs Ida Poun dstone join the W C T U convention in Tacoma. Mrs Hutchenson injured in a foot accident seeks hospital care in Elma. Pie Hewitt Logging Co expands with new railroad grading and steel en route from the east. Miss Florence Twidwell returns to San Francisco to resume Deaconess Training. recalls the April earthquake experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Helen Fuller
Vernon Glenn
William Either
Satsop
University of Puget Sound
Tacoma
Effie Fuller
Ida Poundstone
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Eastern Washington
Hutchenson
Dr. French Hospital
Elma
Pie Hewitt Logging Co
Florence Twidwell
San Francisco
Deaconess Training School
Twidwell
Local Notices and Community Happenings This Week
Will Bignold attended the State Fair at North Yakima last week. Franklin Watkins visited relatives in North Yakima last week. Mr and Mrs R P Waldron of Aber deen visited friends at the county seat Friday. Mr and Mrs Sol Medcealf spent the summer at Macelips and are now home. Miss Ruth Townsend returned Thursday from visits in Seattle and Tacoma. Marriage licenses issued include John T P Dozers and Eliza Rogers. George M Hyder and Anna Benthein. William J Wharton and Margaret Maxwell. G H McMinimee and Margaret Seybold. New machinery shipments reach Wynoochee Lumber and Shingle. engines and boilers installed for a new mill to produce shingles soon. D W Fleet returned Sunday from Medford Oregon where he and Sam Wray of Elma attended the national gun club meet. they were well received and scored well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Waldron
Aberdeen
Sol Medcealf
Macelips
Ruth Townsend
Seatto
Tacoma
John TP. Dozers
Eliza Rogers
George M. Hyder
Anna Benthein
William J. Wharton
D. W. Fleet
Medford
Oregon
Sam Wray
Elma
Local Notes From Olympia and Tacoma Events
Frank Leisner and N S Richards visit Tacoma on business. A son born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Stewart on Sept 22. Bert Williams and wife head to Olympia from Connie. Mrs A M Reeder visits son Joe Reeder in Elma. Florinda O Neil marries Thomas Strong of Oakville in Olympia. Eva Smith visits Portland after Elma stay. J A Ray explores logging venture near Olympia. New grocery store planned on Third Street beside F A Craig harness shop. Margaret Leybold McMinimee wedding to George Herbert McMinimee on Sept 26 1906.
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Frank Leisner
Tacoma
Lawrence Stewart
N.S. Richards
A. M. Reeder
Little Rock
Joe Reeder
Olympia
Crockett
The
Christian Church
Florinda O'Neil
Thos. Strong
Oakville
Eva Smith
Portland
Elma
Citron
J. A. Ray
Third Street
F. A. Craig
C. Combes
Joseph Leybold, Sr
Margaret
George Herbert McMinimee
Growing Elma Dieng City Builds and Movements
Elma shows growth with new structures including a 40 by 40 warehouse for E L Minard & Co beside the electric light plant to handle incoming freight. Residents move, illness cases rise including typhoid fears, and local business shifts continue as families relocate and staff changes occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma
Tom Osborn
E. L. Minard & Co
Minard & Co
Uncle Josh Perkins at Grand theater in one night
The Grand theater presents Uncle Josh Perkins on Wednesday a rural comedy drama praised as highly entertaining and timely for its message that love finds a way. The cast features renowned American stage performers and the production offers elaborate scenery for a single night engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Theater
Josh Perkins
Uncle Jus
Nan
Uncle Josh Perkins
Washington Game Laws Update for Open Season
The open season for hunting in Washington State and west of the Cascades covers deer and caribou September 15 to December 15, antelope sheep and goat September 15 to November 1, and grouse and other upland birds September 1 to January 1. Waterfowl seasons run September 1 to March 1 for ducks and others, with limits on species. a four deer limit. ten for certain upland birds per day. fifteen quail per day. and a twenty five limit for waterfowl. Penalties range from 10 to 500 dollars plus costs or imprisonment. Licenses cost 1 dollar and are county-specific for one year. Each hunter must carry their license. wardens may arrest without a warrant.
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Cascade Mountains
Anil Brant
Forest Rangers
State of
Washington
Montesano road plan gains civic backing and NP hurdle
Aberdeen and its chamber of commerce push a Montesano road link to remove the county seat barrier. NP land agent Plummer demands a rail rights bar, prompting a citizens meeting to decide on accepting or rejecting the proposal. The chamber adjourns to discuss the Montesano road at the city hall. Ballard's Snow Liniment ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Montesano
Chamber of Commerce
Furth
Plummer
Northern Pacific Railway Co
Montesano Road
Northern Pacific
Council Chamber
KE. C. Fixon
Water Front Loadings At San Pedro Mills
Multiple vessels including the A J West A C Slade Expansion Lurline and others load at Slade Bryden Leitch Union and Wilson mills for San Francisco San Pedro Honolulu San Francisco and San Pedro. Vessels arrive to load at Western Hart Wood American and Anderson Middleton mills with Redondo and San Francisco destinations.
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A. J. West
Slade Mill
San Pedro
A. C. Slade
San Francisco
Union Mill
Lurline
Bryden & Leitch Mill
8. C. Allen
Anderson & Middleton Mill
Honolulu
F. M. Slade
Coquille
Western Mill
E. B. Jackson
Wilson Mill
Golden Shore
Quinsault
Hart-Wood Mill
Wm. Olson
American Mill
Ediston
Anderson & Middleton
Attacking Trusts and Federal Licensing Proposals
W R Stubbs of Kansas advocates ending watered stock and federal licenses for interstate business. The piece notes Kansas City platform echoes reforms, and cites A C Shallenberger’s 1908 bill proposing licensing with limits on monopolies. It mentions Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a quick aid for injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Stubbs
Kansas
Stubbs
Times
Kansas City
A.C. Shallenberger
Congress
Nebraska
Shhallenberger
United States
Foreign and Internal Commerce Commission
G. J. Welch
Tekonsha
Mich
Evans Drug Co
Postoffice Pharmacy
Tired of Life Young Woman Dies After Poisoning
A 19 year old girl, Myrtle Mozett, died at 5 30 on Friday evening in a local hospital from an overdose of antiseptic tablets taken Tuesday night. She had attempted life and died of self harm. The body lies at Bowes and Randolph morgue awaiting shipment orders from her relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Mozett
Bowes & Randolph
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North Yakima
Franklin Watkins
Bert Williams
Connie
Hoquiam
D. C. Burke
Copalis
J. F. Connor
Ernest Lyon
Hoquiam Livery & Transfer Co
Robert Gayley
Frank Everett
Chehalis
W. Fesenfield
Dr. Frary
Middle West
Henry Mills
Rainier
Ore
Miss Byington
S. 8. Glover
National Lumber & Box Company
Miss Jackson
Julius Caesar
Carrie Austin
Hollon
Shelley
Tude
N. P. Ky. Co
Napoleon Bonaparte
Austerlitz
Ballard
A. C. Pitts
Rodessa
A. B. Johnson
Barkentine Newsboy
Carmel
Fred E. Sander
Redondo
E. L. K. Pharmacy
E.L. K
Quality Drug Store
E. Heron St
Tel
A. C. Shallenberger
United States Congress
Aberdeen’s Best Store
Seattle
Lanning
Room
Dabney 2
Lone
Broadway Hill
Heron Street
Alberta
S.K. Bowes
Patterson & Locke CO
South G Street
R. W. Bryan
Albert Hanson
South C St
Umber Exchange
Ory
Carhar
Jey
Agency For the
L. L. Maley
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