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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1905
Page
8
Donald WeCrimunion becomes a father of a boy born last Monday. Various residents are noted for travels, marriages, land claims, and family events across Cichalis County with reports from Aberdeen and surrounding areas.
Herman dotineon, a logger at Pole gon's camp No 6, was brought to the hospital Friday morning with a fractured leg from a timber accident. EK C. Mechanlanflin, supervisor of North Western Lumber, and John Uewitt left Friday for Pacoima to attend the Lumberious association. Mr. Geo Bryant Maxwell of Portland visits with W L Adam, and may locate here. Frank E Hubbell of Seattle contemplates removing the porch and possibly building a handsome block on T and 7th Streets.
Sr Avey attended the Tremaine miner trial in Montesano on Tuesday. Dr. Kent traveled from the Harbor on Thursday for business. Mrs Chas Storey of Montesano visited her sister Miss Nelson in Elma on Thursday. Lumber scarcity paused town hall work last week. Hoquiam shingle weavers Kidder Turner and Ramall worked at Smith's mill at Summit on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Mike Woods and infant son returned from Aberdeen where the boy was born on Oct 11. A J Anderson of Port Blakely Mill Co bought timber lands for 6000 dollars. Between the Acts, a society comedy, will be given at the Elma Opera House on Nov 4 1905 for the benefit of the men. Wes Bryant and family left for Goldfield Nevada yesterday. Bryant worked as head cutter at Strabel Glancey’s meat market. Fred Genzel showed a cabbage head forty one and a half inches around, very solid. Superintendent Walton visited the school Monday. Joseph Manermann returned from Boiseforte. Mrs P J Fitzgerald is ill at Garrard Creek. Editor Kibbe of the Elma Chronicle passed through town. Buzzard Bros added to their meat market on Vine. Flora O’Neil left for Ore to visit her parents. J H Varderwort, living in the east, arrived here. W N Cox of Porter sold onions from his own growing. The Cruiser editor is recovering and enjoys getting out on the streets again.
On Saturday November 25 the county auditor will offer land and timber for sale to the highest bidder at the courthouse Sientesano. Items include Lot 1 and Lot 3 in section 16 18-9 with appraisals of 1 044 and 574 dollars respectively. Timber in section 34-17-8 lists several parcels with appraised values from 705 to 1 065 dollars. Public tide-lands totaling 333.38 lineal chains across multiple sections are valued at 3 353.80 dollars, plus 4 250.50 for additional linear chains across other sections.
Oyster Oct 28 notes a secretary of state prepared a statement listing total appropriations for all nine state legislature sessions. Totals show 417,006,860.82 in general funds and 2,817,087.71 from special funds. The Capitol building funded larger appropriations in 1901 and 1903.
The Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers Association in Tacoma set a common schedule of weights for grades of shipping lumber including dimension ceiling flooring siding and finished products. Oregon and Washington groups endorsed the plan as a first step toward cooperative action across states. A car shortage discussion led to no action a committee will tackle the car stake issue with railroad attorneys.
City Superintendent H. M. Cook and Professor Randall accompanied the Aberdeen High School team to Centralia to contest the championship. The Aberdeen lineup included Burke Pearson Stewart Philips Magillicuddy Hart Anderson Bradvogle Madison Johnson Beltz with subs Gilbrath Beach. The game was tight and ended 6 to 0 in favor of Centralia.
The Aberdeen Undertaking Parlors organize the Union Burial Association as a burial insurance plan. Members pay small annual or monthly amounts from five cents per month up to twenty cents, with age brackets 1 to 10 and 5 to 70 years. Death guarantees cover funeral costs up to five dollars for under tens and at least one hundred dollars for those over ten. The concept is not new and has succeeded in eastern cities. A similar group is popular in Portland, praised as beneficial and inclusive of business men, not just the poor.
A raft of 53 logs containing more than 280000 board feet was delivered to Grays Harbor Commercial Co. in Cosmopolis on Friday. The logs from Clemon's camp on the Chehalis river included spruce and fir, with the longest log at 32 feet and the average log at 5377 feet.
All members are asked to gather at Springers Hall at 7 30 p m for a 8 p m departure to Cosmopolis. Twenty five candidates will be initiated and a streetcar ride will run from South Aberdeen to Cosmopolis. This marks the first trip on the new street car line with 3 supreme officers present.
Jas Walters of Duffield Virginia claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured a lip cancer after years of suffering. The ad touts a guaranteed cure for cuts and burns at 25 cents through Red Cross Pharmacy.
Reward offered for curbing trespass and timber cutting across multiple sections in Chehalis county including townships 18 and 17 with detailed section references. Named contact George L. Fuertz of Jelioit Michigan for information leading to enforcement.
A drugstore advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT cures piles including itching bleeding and protruding forms within 6 to 14 days. It guarantees a refund if not cured and offers 50 cents or 50 cents in stamps for postage paid by Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis Missouri.
The Aber-deen Semi-Weekly Herald lists annual price at two dollars with one fifty in advance. It presents the publication name and subscription terms for readers and advertisers. The notice frames the period and access to local news in a compact masthead entry.
Chicago wholesale and mail order house seeks an assistant manager position for this county and adjoining territory. Salary twenty dollars plus expenses weekly and expense money advanced. No investment or experience required. Write for particulars with self addressed envelope. Thomas J. Cooper & Co. 132 Lake Street Chicago Illinois. 7-10 c The Herald twice a week tells it all.
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