Chehalis County Local Doings From Aberdeen Herald
Frank Wedekind bought a team of day mares for $500 from Gordon Simmons. Logs moved by freshet from smaller streams. W. E. Crist ready to receive laundry machine. renaming National hotel to Crist hotel with Eliza Rogers in charge. Light plant may run all night for 200 new lights. 8 per month for street lights. Montesano Creamery adds cold storage to ripen butter. Logger Wilson Brown seeks treatment in Lafayette Oregon. Ed Warner there too. Montesano Lumber Co. installs electric plant and a blower to move shavings to fire room. County cash fees totaled 352.25 auditor, 338.50 clerk, 26.95 sheriff, 32.45 Justice Pearson, 9.65 constable, 25 from sale of school registers. City council rejects warrant-for-bonds exchange as unwarranted. Mrs. James Ultican travels to near Tacoma for daughter’s illness. Mrs. T. C. Bartlett visiting Cosmopolis relatives. Cosmopolis boat project by Capt Whelps. modernized, one-man operation. C. W. Goodier of Puyallup visits Cosmopolis with sister Mdna. Bear and cub seen near North River ranch. Howard Hays shoots them for hides. Fred Huntington to build residence on Cosmopolis ball ground lots 16-20. sells Hoquiam property. Wm. Simmons back from Bordeaux camp. Mrs. H. C. Winston reopens Montesano millinery. W. E. Griswold trades farm near Centralia for C. B. Stark’s property at Eagle Avenue. Schoolrooms crowded. more seats and an addition next year. Cecil Griswold’s surprise party. she will attend Centralia and then Puget Sound University.
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Frank Wedekind
Gordon Simmons
W.E. Crist
W. E. Crist
National Hotel
Crist Hotel
Montesano House
Eliza Rogers
Lafayette
Oregon
Ed. Warner
Montesano Lumber Co
Justice Pearson
Anstie
Williams
Morris Bros. & Christianson
James Ultican
Tacoma
Duffy
T. C. Bartlett
Cosmopolis
Everett
Boatsman
Capt Whelps
C. W. Goodier
Puyallup
Geo. Goodier
Mdna Goodier
S. L. Hays
North River Ranch
Howard Hays
Fred Huntington
Fred Schnurr
Mr. Huntington
H. C. Winston
Montesano
W. E. Griswold
Centralia
C. B. Stark
Eagle Avenue
Cecil Griswold
Miss Griswold
Hoquiam News Roundup: Local Visits and City Growth
Hoquiam news notes Mrs. Gross adds to her home on Fourth street while several residents travel to Roseburg Port land and Philo math for timber claims and family visits. Local industry grows as Hoquiam Sash & Door builds a machine shop and brick loading continues at the brick company. A bear is killed in John Strubel’s orchard after it damaged fruit. The Elma band expands the opera house stage and a County Sunday School Convention is planned for Montesano with speakers from Elgin Illinois and Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Campbell
John Strubel
Mildred Jolley
Wyncodie
Miss Jolley
D. G. Harvey
Port Angeles
Kane
Harvey
John Osborne
Cloquallum Creek
Osborne
Elma Band
Socialists of Aberdeen Local Call Special Meeting
Socialists of Aberdeen Local notify members to attend a special meeting next Saturday October 17 at 8 p m J Tuomas secretaryская
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
J. Tuomas
Carnegie and steel prices spark political clash over Carnegies
An analysis cites Andrew Carnegie’s remarks on steel billet costs and a US steel supply claim, critiqued by the Chicago Record Herald. The piece argues that even with a sixty year raw material reserve, political favoritism could inflate steel profits and mislead the public about prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chicago Record Herald
Carnegie
Pittsburg
Iron Trade Review
United States Steel Corporation
Carnegies
Republican Party
Record-Herald
Record- Herald
Tacoma Congregational Ministerial Association Meets
The fall meeting of the Tacoma Congregational Ministerial Association began in the city Tuesday morning with Rev. T. E. Ford of the First Congregational Church Tacoma as moderator. Ten churches sent delegates. papers on church participation and related topics were read before adjournment last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma Congregational Ministerial Association
T. E. Ford
First Congregational Church
Tacoma
T. Henderson
South Bend
County GOP backs Millis jetty plan and harbor work
The Republican county central committee met in the Boner and Boner office and adopted resolutions urging the congressional delegation to support Major Millis's project to finish the jetty at the Grays Harbor entrance and proceed with the inner harbor improvement. County Commissioners Davis and Smith pressed for tax assessment relief but failed. The committee declined to censure Republican papers exposing the board’s alleged wrongdoing, labeling the county press Davisonian and leaving two papers aligned with the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Boner
Daily Bulletin
Washingtonian
Central Committee
Davisonian
Republican
Board of
Great Jewelry Sale At Unreserved Auction
Emil Pfund, famed jeweler, offers 25000 dollars of jewelry in an unreserved auction drawing local buyers from across the area. Chicago auctioneer Mr Pope reports surprising sales volume as crowds fill the shop Tuesday and Wednesday. Sales begin at 3 and 7 30 p m daily with seating for ladies. time is limited so early attendance is advised to view the entire stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Pfund
Ihs
Pope
Chicago
Reuben in New York Promises Three Hours of Merriment
A theater review hails Reuben in New York as the best cure for despondency. The piece notes the play’s constant laughter, fast pace, and high class special ties woven through the three hours, featuring the gullible countryman in New York and a chorus of jovial moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playhouse
Reuben
New York
Letters advertised at Aberdeen post office October 13 1903
Following letters remain uncalled for in the Aberdeen post office for the week ending Oct 13 1903. Allen D F Barney C M Church Mr and Mrs Chapman A B Davis C H Doyle W R Donnelly Bert Dale Nathan Galena Louis Garfield H G Hough W D Hayber William Harvey Leslie Miller J M Nickert Frank Potter Mrs Parker Daniel Ravn Nils Smite Leonard Simicich Von Tromb Rose Tutt Mary Thompson Margaret Unger MR Wright Harry Walker Charles Persons calling for these letters will please say Advertised. R. P. Campsert, P. M.
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Aberdeen
Allen
F Barney
M Church
Chapman
Davis
H Doyle
W R Donnelly
Bert Dale Nathan Galena
Louis Garfield H G Hough
D Hayber
William Harvey Leslie Miller J M Nickert
Frank Potter
Mrs Parker
Daniel Ravn
Nils Smite Leonard Simicich von Tromb
Rose Tutt
Mary Thompson
Margaret Unger
MR Wright
Harry Walker
Charles Persons
R. P. Campsert
P. M
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Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
Oakville
Wm. Simmons
Bordeaux Camp
Hoquiam
Gross
Fourth Street
Abbie Kellog
Lucan
Geo. Shaw
Roseburg
Win
Ruston
Philomath
Fannie Soule
St. David’s Hospital
O. B. Larson
H. K. A. Johnson
Ore
T. J. Metcalf
City
N. McDonald
Wardrobe
Griggs
Portland
George Crawford
Frank King
Byron Crawford
South Bay
Chas E. Nelson
Sweden
D. B. Baker
North Western Co
Peter Hubert
L Street
Hoquiam Sash & Door Co
G. W. Lamping
S. Lamping
Lamping
Colorado
G. W
Chas. Wakefield
Anderson Street
EK. Stampers
Lewis Bros
Henry Bourguin
Nebraska
K. S. Avey
James Sutton
Max Chehalis
James Brady
Porter
W. G. Landes
Elgin
W. C. Merritt
Dante D. Corner
Wash
Andrew Carnegie
England
United States Steel Trust
Barrow-in- Furness
United States
Congregational Ministerial Association
Ruben
New Yorke
The
Acme Opera
GEO
J. Wolff
Stein- Bloch
J.C
Tel
Heron
Stein-Bloch
Stein-Bloch Company
London
Geo. Fisher
Douglas and Florsheim Shoes
Knox
DR. Long
Elks’ Block
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