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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1903

Page

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Chehalis County Local Doings Across The County

Chehalis County Logging & Tim ber company hauls logs by rail from its Montesano camp. Various town activity includes new fronts on Pioneer and Main in Aberdeen, grading and a new fish market planned for Main Street corner, and saloon license opposition in Porter. The area sees hotel upgrades, a beached four master at Cosmopolis, and a planned Lumberman’s State Bank in Hoquiam with $50,000 capital set to open by December.

Chehalis County Logging & Timber Company Montesano John Camby Main C. P. Boyer W. L. Cox Porter Pioneer Main Streets Veysey Bros Thos. Connors J. S. Watson Seattle Musgrove Satsop Olympia Charley Watson Frank Hoquiam McCall’s Centralia Aberdeen Washington Lumberman’s State Bank Heerman

Local Briefs and Socials Roundup

Alex Polson left Tuesday for Spokane on business. C. M. Group departed Sunday for Olympia and Sound points. A fleet of three vessels and a steamer lies at the E. K. Wood mill. Mrs. J. O. Stearns is confined to St. David's hospital with typhoid fever. Miss Gertrude Schmidt returned home after a visit in our city. Harry D. Thompson, Clearwater postmaster, is in town on business. Mrs. Holman hosted a birthday party for her daughter Gladys on Monday evening.

C. M Olympia Sound Points E. K. Wood Mill J. O. Stearns St. David’s Hospital Gertrude Schmidt North River Our City Harry D. Thompson Clearwater

Local Residents in Brief Visits and Moves

Mrs. Claud Moore left Wednesday for Gladstone North Dakota to spend the winter. Mrs. French traveled Tuesday to Garfield and North Yakima to visit friends and relatives. The bakery plans relocation into Crisp building on Main Street between Third and Fourth. Miss Bessie Ffatburt came from Aberdeen Wednesday to interview school officers at South Union. Mr. and Mrs. Murrey of Dryad returned home Wednesday after visiting J. E. Murrey. L. Minard & Co installed a 36 light acetylene gas plant in their store. W. A. Allen and his wife with two children arrived last Saturday from Brockport Illinois to settle here. Tony Frische came from Little Rock Tuesday and may accept local employment. he has many friends here.

Nellie Leybold Stoner Elma Bessie Hyder Claud Moore Gladstone N. D Crisp Main Street Bessie Ffatburt Aberdeen South Union Mrs. Murrey Dryad J. E. Murrey W. A. Allen Brockport Lil Tony Frische Little Rock Tony

Paper mill location talks in Glen Falls visit Aberdeen

Lee A Parks arrives in city to discuss locating a paper mill at Aberdeen with chamber of commerce leaders W B Lowrie and J J Carney. The group offers site options and emphasizes fuel guarantees before a $500000 plant investment, while denying any intent to pressure saw mill operators.

Lee A. Parks Glen Falls N. Y Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce W. B. Lowrie J. J. Carney Parks Warks

After the Fire Temporary Buildings Rise in Aberdeen District

Aberdeen rebuilds swiftly after a fierce blaze with rough wooden shacks rising under six month removal agreements. Merchants reopen in tents and temporary rooms on Heron F and G streets as insurers finalize losses and adjust claims for the burned district totaling about 188000.

City Ward Boundaries Adopted Last Spring

The city was divided into six wards last April replacing four. Ward lines are described: First Ward lies south of the Chehalis river, Second east of the Wishkah, with detailed boundary courses through E D K L H streets and the Wishkah and Chehalis rivers. Sixth Ward extends to Grays Harbor and Aberdeen.

Chehalis River Wishkah River E Street Wishkah Fourth Street D Street Fourth Ward K E Street H Street HI Street Fifth Ward L Street City of Aberdeen Grays Harbor

Police Court Harsher Penalties Amid City Disorder

Judge Pearson imposes strict sentences after the fire as court tubs multiple cases of drunkenness and disorder. Japanese women fined for inmate ordinance violations. several men jailed for 10 to 31 days. bail forfeitures noted. a deputy mayor and others receive penalties under the vagancy act.

Pearson Eigh Tenderloin Frank Olsen Ek. M. Hamberg Chas. Nelson W. H. Hanigan Ole Lund Geo. Bush Tom Hogan John Sealander W. Ashley Martin Hays John L. Moran Emil Buman

Springer resumes boat building at Wishkah street

N. A. Springer announces return to business at the foot of Wishkah street offering boat building estimates and contracts for any description. Boats for rent available and customers are advised to book Sundays in advance. Also notes the Semi-Weekly Herald circulation push to friends in the east.

N. A. Springer New Place Wishkah Street Aberdeen

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