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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1903
Page
8
Aberdeen speakers highlight L B Johnsons Aberdeen Sheet Metal Works and A Gylfe photographer reputation while Emil Pfand jeweler expands store. Mention Johnsons metal canning marine mill work and air tight stoves with skilled staff. Pfand offers wide jewelry optical goods and free eye tests as shop enlarges.
The Union Trading Co located in this city has operated for two years and built a growing business. They offer staple groceries flour feed hay grain and a new stock of gentlemen furnishings at low prices. Mitchell is a well regarded local businessman and can be recommended to the public.
The well patronized shop of Geo A Shaw offers books stationery school and office supplies Mexican curios Indian baskets confections cigars and soft drinks plus news subscriptions at publisher rates. A fine line of cutlery completes the stock as Mr Shaw builds a growing local trade.
Andrew Lemmen and Carl L Peterson, Aberdeen Plummbing Heating Co owners, earn an enviable reputation for sanitary plumbing and heating work. They employ skilled workers, warrant all jobs at reasonable prices, and stock a full line of supplies. Many major city buildings have been completed to the firm’s satisfaction with cheerful estimates and guaranteed satisfaction.
Aberdeen gains Union Transfer Co with offices on Fo ostreet led by C McKenz ie and F A Castle. They offer light and heavy drag and transfer work with baggage storage free and prompt service. Also featured is Aberdeen Tea Co run by Mark Payette with tea coffee spices and baking powders for mills and camps. Grays Harbor Electric Co plans a Aberdeen to Hoquiam street car line with 400 kW capacity and power lighting from Peoquiam. Edward Finch as general manager.
Saint Paul would praise Celebrated Prima beer as pure and unadulterated. Aberdeen Brewing Co opened a modern 50 000 barrel plant last May with electric light and refrigeration. They brew lager and scorter and ship three to five cars monthly to San Francisco under President Alvin Hemrich and Manager FE Bloch.
The Semi-Weekly Herald promotes Mrs Ellen Ryan's millinery in the city praising her six years in business. It highlights a large stock of up to date hats and bonnets with reasonable prices and notes her social prominence and reputation.
Among Aberdeen's business leaders Louis Fogel stands out as the leading clothier. He runs the Red Front store for five years, offering ready to wear clothing, hats, shoes, trunks, valises, and traveling bags with a focus on good quality at low prices.
In reviewing the professional men of this city an appropriate mention should be made of C A Clark. He is a lawyer with high ability, a graduate of the West Virginia State University law department in 1888, and has practiced in Hinton Fairhaven and Everett. He served as superintendent of schools and city attorney in Hinton and was municipal judge at Fairhaven and deputy prosecuting attorney in Snohomish county. About three months ago he began practice with the people of Aberdeen.
Mr KE J Wilson of this city has sold musical instruments for 18 years and opened a local music store a year and a half ago. He offers forty two piano makes and guarantees each instrument. He sells cash or on easy terms and also handles Vict or and Columbia phonographs with X. Belayer records. He is reliable and trustworthy and recommended for value and service.
The Superior Court of Washington Chehalis County orders the sale of half of the southwest quarter of section ten, township nineteen, range eight by J A Graham sheriff. On October 3, 1908 at 11 50 a.m. at the Montesano court house front door, the property will be sold to satisfy a judgment for 625 90 with 10 percent interest plus costs to the highest bidder for cash. Créditors Crosbie are the defendants.
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