Chehalis County Notes From Aberdeen Herald Gathered
Chehalis County notes report a Copalis City business trip by Bilyeu of Copalis. Arthur Mason returns after months ill health. Misses Gertrude and Bertha Kelmidt visit from North River for days of shopping. Miss Jennie Stover arrives from Barron Springs Michigan for the winter for health. Cline Lee hosts a birthday party. W L Jones buys land at Copalis Point to build a summer cottage. Alex Polson returns from Nova Scotia trip and feels improved. Billie Cogsdell reports on a timber cruise in Southern Oregon. George F Cullen and brother buy lease from Charley McIntyre, plan winter stock feeding. McMair returns to Michigan for health. Crawford arrests Frank and Al King. they are real culprits in whiskey car raid. First settlers vs serip men case 15-6 decided in favor of settler Clark vs Dean at Olympia land office. Case heard Sept 14. Olympia’s quick decision noted.
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Dog Bilyeu
Copalis
Arthur Mason
Timng
Gertrude
Bertha Kelmidt
North River
Jennie Stover
Arthur Morey
Berren Springs
Mich
Cline Lee
W. L. Jones
Copalis Point
Coffin Straet
Alex Polson
Novia Kcotia
Billie Cogsdell
Oregon
Chehalis County
Geo. F. Cullen
James
Charley McIntyre
Gopalis
McMair
Michigan
Crawford
Frank
al King
Arepa
Cyrus Noble
Northern Pacific
United States Lan
Olympia
C. W. Clark
J.D. Dean
Montesano News Briefs and Local Marriages
Blakeslee becomes father as a son arrives on Wednesday. Arthur Pasuie returns from Lewis county to reside in Montesano. The Grand saloon opened for business Saturday. Mrs. Monk travels to North Yakima with her daughter Ida Williame. Y M C A instructor L Mitchell arrives from Tacoma to prepare for the year. Guy Henry Bloom and Ella May Gray wed at the Presbyterian manse. Andrew Smith injures himself on a threshing accident near Chehalis river. Marriage licenses issued for Kindle Berry Snyder Snyder and others. Chambers' new towing engine work slow toward North River due to tire and rough roads. Clara Belle Calder and Samuel Moak wed at J S Calder home with Rev John Drumm officiating.
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Arthur Pasuie
Lewis County
Montesano
Jos
Leybold
Grand
Guy Henry Bloom
Luella May Gray
Aberdeen
Presbyterian Manse
John Drumm
Andrew Smith
Chehalis County
Chehalis River
Jos. A. Kindle
Maud Hazel Berry
Kay E. Snyder
Carrie I. Snyder
Geo A. Black
Cynthia
Paine Chas
A. Nelson
Kya M. Givens
Victor
Merchant
Zeke Belle
Samuel L
J. S. Calder
The
Presbyterian Church
Clara Belle Calder
Samuel Moak
Porter woman in film plans Wednesday event
Mise Maggie McMaster of Porter was in filma Wednesday. F. L. Lewis is erecting an eight foot walk on the south of his store building.
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Mise Maggie McMaster
Porter
F. L. Lewis
N. A. Springer
New Place
Wishkah Street
Iim
Right bone health tonic touted for children
An ad promotes Scott's Emulsion as the remedy for soft bones in children with growth issues. It claims daily small doses improve bow legs joints and heads, urging free samples and listing Scott & Bowne as the maker. The item also notes local births illnesses and small-town happenings in Olympia and Elma.
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Scott
Local schooners load for San Francisco and Pedro
The James IL Bruce and Comet load at Seiden Leitch and Aberdeen mills for San Pedro while Sailor Bey and Wrestler prepare at Bryden Leitch and West Slade mills for San Francisco. Henry Wilson sailed yesterday from West Slade for San Francisco and G C Lindauer arrived Saturday to load at West Slade for San Francisco. John A Campbell and Ethel Zane also occupy Anderson Middleton mill for San Francisco.
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James IL. Bruce
Seyden & Leitch Mill
San Pedro
Sailor Bey
Bryden & Leitch Mill
San Francisco
West & Slade Mill
Ilenry Wilson
Honoipu
Aberdeen Lumber
W. H. Smith
Chas. R. Wilson
G. C. Lindauer
John A. Campbell
Ethel Zane
Anderson & Middleton Mill
James Brazel Wins Homestead Case in General Land Office
The commissioner of the General Land Office reversed the Olympia land office ruling, awarding James Brazel the disputed homestead near the Wynooche river south of the Quinsault Reservation. William J. Foster, cashier of Capital National Bank of Olympia, had contested Brazel’s credit for second within first homestead work and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Foster
Capital National Bank of Olympia
James Brazel
General Land Office
Brazel
Olympia Land Office
Quinsault Reservation
Wynooche
Humptulips
Foster
General Land Offices
Olympia Oil directors reject Copalis 1500 foot well plan
A Seattle meeting of Olympia Oil Co directors rejected drilling a 1500 foot well at Copalis to use 250,000 treasury shares. They noted mill men plan to drill multiple wells when favorable, aiming to settle doubts about oil near Grays Harbor. The company ordered machinery dismantled, painted, and roof repaired to stay dry.
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Olympic Oil Company
Seattle
Copalis
Grays Harbor
Notice on Labor Hours in Burned District Aberdeen
Until further notice there will be no restriction as to hours of labor in the burned district. All non union men are expected to procure a permit from Delegate H. M. Hollingsworth. By Order of Executive Board Carpenters Union No. 888 Aberdeen. R. N. Moony, Sec.
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H. M. Hollingsworth
Carpenters Union No
Aberdeen
R. N. Moony
October Rental Rebates Offered to Unoccupied Tenants
Notice to tenants who paid rent for October that they may receive a rebate for the unoccupied portion. Apply to R. T. Danney to obtain the rebate.
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R. T. Danney
John Wesley and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad
A vintage note recounts John Wesley telling a repeated truth about teaching, paired with a claim that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures colds and grip and prevents pneumonia. It notes the product is pleasant and safe and available from All Druggists.
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John Wesley
Forty Pound Gain in Thirty Days From Stomach and Liver Tablets
A Long Creek Missouri merchant reports his younger brother recovered after thirty days on Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Indigestion troubled him for months and efforts with other remedies failed. He reportedly gained forty pounds in flesh and is now fully recovered. Sold by all druggists as a local testimonial.
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Chamberlain
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Aberdeen Herald
Hoquiam
BF. Blakeslee
L. Mitchell
Y. MC. A
Tasoma
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Allen White
Elma
White Star
George Crisp
Main Street
J. Will Anderson
R. L. Stoner
T. O. Robertson
Crisp
Lizzie Evens
Wilkinson
Jim Murrey
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
Olympia Office
Will
Pascoe
Mrs. Eausts
Rosa
W. Co. Pascoe
Jcendall
Gus Kendall
Hume and
Business College
Everett Commercial College
Cosmopolis
Everett
First National Bank
American National Bank
Geo, Holcomb
City Treas
Ferry-Baker Timber Co
Everett Chamber of Com
Northern Pac. Ry. Co
Swalwell Paper Co. I, I
Crosby, Weyerhaeuser Timb. Co
Sunset ’ Phone Co
Grand Leader
D. G. Co
Everett Gas Co
the Brodeck Co
Prof. Flowers
Pacific Hotel
Heron Street
Barker
Flowers
J. G. Lewis
J. W. Miller
State Bank
Aberdeen, Wash
A. E. Flowers
L. L. Maley
Wash
Hotel Northern Nelson
1St Ave
Seneca
R. J. Hilts & CO
Sunday Sun
New York Block
H. A. Tereda & CO
St.—Zelaska Block
Washington
Goldman
Superior Court OF Washington
J.s.gunn
Wm. J. Crosbie
Minnie C. Crosbie
State of Washington
Willamette Meridian
Court House
United States
J. A. Graham
E. W. Grove
Westport
Montesano Cosmopolis
Hoquiam Westport
Aberdeen Arrive
Burrows & Co
Eighth Street
Hoquiam Hotel
Willapa Harbor
Ranger
North Beach
H. A. Benham
Creech Bros
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