Local notes from Chehalis County Aberdeen Herald reports
J E Calder returns from Portland. A large new 11x14 engine arrives from Seattle for C H Clemone. James Vouncier returns from the Satsop fair with two Lincolnshire sheep. AObergs plan to homestead in eastern Oregon. Albert Piero sells timber to Fordney Timber Co. Verne Youngs to work at a Wn station for O R N Co. Mrs J A Mertz visits J M Schmidt in Brooklyn. J J Johnson resumes logging at North River camp. Frances camp will close until spring. Rev J H Hammond of Dectaur Mich visits Benj Zeebuyth. he preached at the Christian church. Hammond attends missionary convention in San Francisco. Albert Pringle dies of typhoid at Satsap valley. funeral held. Electa Zeebuyth and Robert Locke wed at 8:30 am with Elder J H Hammond officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Vouncier
Satsop
Peter Oberg
Oregon
Albert Piero
North River
Fordney Timber Co
Verne Youngs
Winona
Wash
Ben
J. A. Mertz
Cherokee
Kansas
J. M. Schmidt
Brooklyn
J. J. Johnson
Frances
Pacific County
J. H. Hammond
Dectaur
Mich
Benj. Zeebuyth
Michigan
Mr. Hammond
San Francisco
T. N. Pringle
Albert
Satsap Valley
H. P. Cochrane
Grand Rapids, Mich
Zeebuyth
City
Annie Fitzgerald Becomes Hello Girl at Oakville Exchange
Annie Fitzgerald serves as hello girl at the Oakville telephone exchange. L. O. Stewart moves into the Mills house vacated by N. N. Markie. Arthur Baldwin returns from a closing trip. Jacob Fitz and wife return from Yakima fair duties. Jim Buzzard moves to Pine street home. J H Yolland visits Tacoma with daughter Ada who will enter Annie Wright Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Fitzgerald
L. O. Stewart
Mills
N. N. Markie
Arthur Baldwin
Jacob Fitz
Yakima
J.H. Yolland
Tacoma
Ada
Will
Annie Wright Seminary
Town hosts visits and construction notes in brief
Miss Turessa Jones arrived for a short visit with Elma friends. Mrs. Myers of Pe Ell visited Prof and Mrs Weller. Fred Aldrich left for home via Portland after visiting uncle S. K. Caskill. Mrs. W C Yeoman a guest of Mr and Mrs Lewins. J Jeff Anderson resumed work as locomotive engineer for a large logging company. The frame of the new town hall was raised last week and will be an imposing structure. Potatoes priced lower but of superior quality with better yields. Concrete work on the new jail nearly finished and framing progressing. Mima will have a safe jail when complete. Mrs H Kramer celebrated her 55th birthday with a surprise party. Car shortages burden local mills with Deming's Summit and Little Rock mills shut down. Grignon mill may follow. Lumber mills struggle to obtain cars to ship finer grades. Deen Semi-Weekly Herald, $2.00 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turessa Jones
Elma
Myers
Pe Ell
Weller
Fred Aldrich
K. Caskill
Portland
W. C. Yeoman
Lewins
Mima
H. Kramer
Deming
Summit
Little Rock
Grignon
Notable Local Movements and Incidents in Tacoma
Mr and Mrs O M Kellogg visited Tacoma to see Ben Hur. Wim L Mason of Montreal bought lumber for eastern Canada. Attorney Campbell traveled to Tacoma on Tilly case business. Mrs N Waymire returned from Portland visit with daughter Mrs J R Lawson. Drummond North Beach town platting by P B Agerton. Ed Sanberg broke a leg while wrestling and was hospitalised. Miss Tilly Fritz left for Duluth after two month visit. Clarence Morgan injured eye at Hitchings shipyard then went to Tacoma for specialist care. The family of C H Robert, Tacoma steel company secretary, arrived from Cincinnati, living at 113 North 4th. Capt W A Woodin and wife visiting father Capt J J Woodin at Presbyterian manse. recently arrived from Alaska. Emil Carlson, missing since Tuesday, with search by his brother and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Kellogg
Tacoma
Ben Hur
Wim. L. Mason
Montreal
Canada
Attorney Campbell
Tilly Fritz
Duluth
Minn
Riene Philbrick
Hitchings Shipyard
Clarence Morgan
C. H. Robert
Steel Company
Cincinnati
North 4Th Street
W. A. Weodin
Seattle
Mr. Woodin
J. J. Woodin
Presbyterian Manse
Woodin
Alaska
Emil Carlson
Carlson
Shaw & Nelson
Nic Carlson
Sailor Boy Narrowly Escapes vessel peril in gale
The schooner Sailor Boy arrived in San Francisco after a twelve day voyage from Grays Harbor. A hurricane from Oct 5 to Oct 6 shattered sails and rigging as decks buckled and cargo shifted. Crew struggled to mend sails during the 41 hour gale, securing safety amid peril at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sailor Boy
Grays Harbor
Snow Liniment Credited with Saving a Life
J W Davenport of Wingo Kentucky states in a June 13 1902 note that Ballard's Snow Liniment saved his life after doctors said his lungs were severely damaged and a side lump threatened his health. He reports two 50 cent bottles cured him and recommends the medicine sold by W B Paine & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Davenport
Wingo
Ballard
W. B. Paine & Co
Hill's Speech Attacked Over Puget Sound Tariff Claims
The Great Northern Railway president James J. Hill visited Puget Sound and defended Roosevelt reforms while critics say his remarks mislead about a proposed distance tariff. Advocates argue the Interstate Commerce Commission lacks current power to enforce rulings, urging support for strengthening its authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound
Roosevelt
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Flo
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hill
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Spokane
Sargent and McDermoth Wedding in Aberdeen
One of the prettiest Aberdeen weddings united Roy C. Sargent City Treasurer and Isabel C. McDermoth at Congregational church with Rev Laurie officiating. Otto Jacobson sang before the ceremony, reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home, guests presented silverware and cut glass, couple to Portland for a brief tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Congregational Church
Roy C. Sargent
Isabel C. McDermoth
Laurie
Hoquiam Presbyterian Church
Otto Jacobson
O. A. Nelson
Centralia
Presbyterian Church
Chas. McDermottt
Nellie Sargent
C. W. Miller
May Jones
Marjory Girton
Chas. Clark
Maurice Fuller
Sargent
Portland
First Street
Broadway
Ihe Heron
Wedding at Hembling Residence Unites Magdalene Hembling and George Glibert
A charming morning ceremony was held at the Hembling home as Miss Magdalene Hembling wed George J. Glibert. Rev Hawes of Puyallup officiated with bridesmaids Florence Lemmen and Rose Glibert and groomsman Albert Glibert. The couple departed for a Sound tour then plan to Raymond Washington where Glibert oversees a new mill project for Michigan Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel D. Hembling
Magdalene
George J. Glibert
Mr. Hawes
Puyallup
Florence Lemmen
Rose Glibert
Albert Glibert
To Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine
An advertisement claims a cure for colds in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It promises money back if it fails and bears W. Grove's signature on each bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Grove
The Best Doctor
Rev. C. Horton of Sulphur Springs Texas reports using Ballards snow Liniment and Horehound Syrup in his family with satisfactory results. He calls the liniment the best for headache and pains and says the cough syrup has served as their doctor for eight years. Sold by W B Paine & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Horton
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Ballard
W. B. Paine & Co
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Gihalls County
Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
Montesano
J. E. Calder
C. H. Clemone
Oakville
Jim Buzzard
Pine Street
Dickeson
Aber
Deen
Herald
Hoquiam
J.J. Hill
Fallacies
THE
Pacific Lumber Trade Journal
E. P. Bacon
Interstate Commerce Law Commission
Mississippi Valley Lumberman
West
United States
Georgia Sawmill Association
Western Trunk Lines’ Association
Minneapolis
Chicago
Trunk Lines
Fargo
N. D
California
Omaha
Boston
Glibert-Hembling
Price
Geo. J. Wolff
Western Realty & Investment Co
Will Lanning
Dabney Biock
GEO
Model Bakery
Candy Factory
G Street
Postoffice
Zelasko Furniture CO
L. J. KO General House Furnishers
Sale Agency For
Ostermoor Mattresses
Wishkah Street
Aberdeen, Wash
Waltham and Elgin
Waltham Watch
Lars Shaker
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