Transfer of real estate in Lewis county 1898 weekly report
Transfer list for Lewis county Washington covering week ending April 2 1898 recorded by Settemarer Abstract and Security Co Chehalis. Entries include transfers for Chehalis Centralia Toledo Winlock and surrounding areas with buyers sellers and parcel details such as Kellog and Improvement Co s additions unit numbers and notes of adjoining properties. The document also notes county board actions on taxes road petitions and bids for medical attendance for the poor farm and jail.
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Lewis County
Wash
Settemarer Abstract and Security Co
Chehalis
U. Fac. Ry. Co
Jos. M. Meyers
Chas, Williams and
J.H. Willams
Chehalis L. & T. Co
W. H. Boot
Wfto
P. K. Holbrook
Rhodes
R. R
Centralia
KK. Seymour
Chas
R. Seymour
Kellog
Toledo
R Seymour
M. A. Seymour
M. a.Seymour
W. Parten
Tate
Vo Geo
Denny
L. Frey
Levi Arnold
Alfred’s
Solictors Loan & Trust Co
Shaw & Brown
Philadelphia& Secy. Co
N. Pac Ry Co
F. Damitz
U.s.sav. & Loan Co
Grenani
G. Vv
Taylor
Jnn
Taylor and
Cc. Green
Mary Green
Lee
Ward
Sameto A. Zenkner
C.S
Richard Breeze
Pat Jno
Atecrand
C. B. Fowler
Parkadd
W. F. B. Y Walland
Annie Cramer
Greenwood Cemetery
Fowler
Elsie C. Lucas
North Centralia
B Cook
H. E. Schuassert
Boisfort
Board of County Commissioners
Pss
Wilsons
Maynard
Ivo
Fla. Dageler
U. O
Grea. Armstrong
Centiniul
Oregon
Caves
Whiteside
Moard
Fred Lugails
David Fouts
Centratia
James Bishop
Joseph Arnold
L. Ozman
Henry Knuehner
Suncor
J.a.baker
Robert Urquhart
Lee Rhodes
Charles Jakish
John Wilson
Thomas Howell
Ween Ee
William Kelly
Ccllle Ll
Joseph Shannon
Sete
E. Lundeen
Sibs Ee
James Howell
Columbus Delny
George Coss
Mathew Crowl
Kosesckta
Stansia Telinda
FE. Tooley
Henry Cline
A. TV. Baker
J. T. Coleman
George H. Dow
T. P. Francis
T. B
J.W. Lavery
Cee .E. Eee
Frank T. McNitt
Cclleeeee
W. M. King
C. W. Hoveland
Deng Eee
Andy ‘Thompson
Charles Jackson
John T. Campbell
J.H Miller
Prescot Veness & Co
Meier
George Falconer
W.j.gerdon
W.d. Gerdom
J.W. Watson
BE. C. Carnes
James Snow
Ferrier
Fred Salzer
Brooks
G. W. Vankirk
Charles Brooks
Albert Troxel
H. M. Revis
Wauneh
E Cane Ee
Nathan Howell
Kee
Sidney James
G. W. Shultz
John Flackinger
Harry MceCune
John Hiedel
Mel Ah
William Snyder
Bee Ey Long
Alex Saindon
Charles Simmons
M. Knowls
E.P. McClure
W.A. Blake
Mark Eastman
Hans Carston
E.R. Chapman
Ed Eastman
Dan Byron
Alva Eastman
Portlard
Jacobs & Verstandic
Washington
Local Notes Highlight Marriage, Deaths, and Town Doings
Community round up from Lurtle Falls and Newaukum chronicles visits, farm work, and social events. Notable items include Terra cotta flue fire at a restaurant, a March 30 death near Newaukum, a grand dance, and births and travels across Chehalis, Portland, and Missouri.
Mossyrock Casual News Amid Travels and Births
Mossyrock report from March 28 notes Mrs Murry returning from Portland. a son born March 23 to Mr and Mrs Harvey Landes. Visitors include Mrs Swafford, Mrs Frank Young, and Edna Harrington. Several locals travel east. land deals and farming activity rise as Saunders visits for cattle and Huxley buys 40 acres for clearing and building.
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Mossyrock
Murry
Portland
Harvey Landes
Swafford
Frank Young
Edna Harrington
al Swigert
Saunders
Huxley
Mr. Allen
Idaho
Cotwell
California
Wilton
Arthur Metsker
Seattle
Local Notes From Mossarock Chronicle
Mossarock notes report R M Hall ill with sore throat but attending to business. F M Hall buys and remodels a store in a better location. Sol Kessinger moves his milk route to Seattle. Belcher family back from Bucoda winter work. Epraim Page pays mortgage and leaves for Mayfield. Chrisman and Allen to Grangeville Idaho for mail contracts. Swigert brothers take over the mail route to Napavine.
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Bucoda
Epraim Page
Mayfield Wa
Justice Hall
W. E. Chrisman
M. J. Allen
Grangeville
Idaho
Clay Swigert
Frank Swigert
Here
Napavine
Chrisman
Frank
Spring riding wheels boost Toledo town activity
In Toledo April activity centers on spring work and cycling. Six new bicycles arrived with prospects for twenty five more. Local residents make short trips by boat to Portland. The community notes新增 various residents moving, teaching appointments, and a new postmaster at Tidings.
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Totedo
Toledo
W. B. Kimbrough
Ed. Morris
A. Hoofer
A. Hi. Strachan
Portland
Portland. Mr. Sherman's Folks Have Moved To Castle Rock. Miss Maggie Patterson
Ethel Demond
Castle Rock
Mary Foster
Lillian Snell
F. H. Thorne
The
Mary ‘Smith
D. F.chapman
California
Willie Duke
Frank Calvin
Sandy Scates
Centralia
Mr. Hall
Geo. Hall
Frank Mehl
Chehalis
Lincoln Creek Gleneden Notes Busy Spring Reports
Grant Childers returned home last week and Miss Hope Ingalls recovers from illness. I N Lords move to Tacoma. Mr Lord works for St Paul Lumber. Tom Manners occupies former Lord home. W W Ingalls suffers another wreck with a sod plow. Shingle bolt cutters await water for bolts. Weather lifting plowing and sowing. roads drying with plank road work. D F Calderwood to teach Gleneden spring term.
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Lincoln Creek
Gleneden
D. F. Calderwood
Klondike
Wildwood Whispers in South Boistfort Road Plea
The Lenz brothers completed a road linking Henry road to Winlock and near three miles more by the pair would connect to Boistfort valley road. South Boistfort residents urged finishing the link for a public highway to Winlock. War veteran Robert Grove, from Illinois since 1882, now rents his farm to son Chester and lives in Chehalis with family. Shipler moved to the New land house. Mrs. Roundtree visits North Boistfort.
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Wildwood
Wixtowoop
Aril
Lenz Brothers
Henry
Winlock
Boistfort Valley
Lenz Boys
South Boistfort
Robert Grove
Illinois
Chester
Chehalis
Shipler
Newland House
H. O. Roundtree
North Boistfort
Pe Ell Examiner Warns of Local Confidence Scheme
The Pe Ell Examiner notes a young man buncoed housewives with a $1 offer claiming a 28 piece china set or 18 German silver spoons as a premium for a shirt starch sample. He promised delivery in 30 days with a coupon. He is labeled a fakir and readers are urged to beware. Elder Salliger will preach Easter Sunday. John Lindsay, McCormick’s head sawyer, has moved his family from Olympia to Pe Ell.
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Pe Ell
Salliger
John Lindsay
McCormick’s
Olympia
Winlock Pilotings and Local Moves Across Counties
Winlock pilotings report Fred Schlittler's horse slipped on the Cheribalis Centralia plank road leaving him unconscious for hours. Mrs Zaspell moved to Spokane. H D Kuehl was seriously ill. Mary Lee visits Yakima. J W Phillips and family move to Whatcom county. Wm Kelly travels to Cosmopolis with a broken leg. Jacob Schafer Jr succeeds J A Short as tracksmith at the mill.
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Winlock
Fred Schlittler
Cheribalis-Centralia Plank Road
Schlittler
Zaspell
Spokane
H.D. Kuehl
Mary Lee
Brown
Yakima
J. W. Phillips
Whatcom County
Wm. Kelly
Cosmopolis
Jacob Schafer, Jr
Little Falls
J. A. Short
Centralia Happenings Add Secret Societies
Centralia notes two more secret societies the Redmen and Order of Pendo will be vested in the city. C B Maxwell of Chehatis has purchased Dillard Cook's photograph gallery and Mrs Maxwell will run it. Mr.
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Centralia
Centra
The
Redmen
Order of Pendo
C. B. Maxwell
Chehatis
Dillard Cook
Maxwell
Boistfort Budget and Local Appointments
Boistfort notes April updates with civic business. Postmaster Toledo appointed Colonel F. H. Thorne, mail contracts extended for James Kingsberry between Boistfort Wildwood and Boistfort Adna. Dysart Vance Winston opinions clash over 1897 road property tax legality, work may continue per Winston and Dysart.
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F. H. Thorne
Toledo
Dysart
Vance
Patrick Henry Winston
Spokane
Winston
Mr. Dysart
Obituary of Ebenezer Russell 69 in Whitman County
Ebenezer Russell born October 19 1828 in Genesee New York moved with family through Pennsylvania Tennessee and Washington before settling in Chehalis and Whitman County He married Nancy Withrow in 1850 and had nine children He joined the Baptist church in January and died March 27 1893 aged 69 years 5 months 8 days He was praised as a good husband father and law abiding citizen
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Ebenezer Russell
Geneseee
New York
Pennsylvania
Russell
Nancy Withrow
Tennessee
of Washington
Chehalis
Whitman County
Baptist Church
Good Advice for Beginning Fiction Writers from Lippincott's Magazine
This piece urges beginners to study the craft, read widely, and write with care. It warns against flashy, untested styles and stresses the value of clear English, disciplined critique, and consistent effort rather than pursuing quick fame or wealth.
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United States
Italy
New fMneland
Chiro
Lippincott’s
The Wind Drives a Flight Over a Glassy Field
Passengers cheer as a craft speeds along a flawless two mile field. A distant crack of ice and dark water lies ahead, then the wind surges, the white wings strike, and the boat rockets past at incredible pace with electric sparks in the air.
Miller's thumb fish fights trout overproduction in rivers
The miller's thumb, or fresh water sculpin, is a natural check on trout and salmon overproduction. It feeds on eggs and young fish and is found in all trout waters. An excerpt from the New York Sun notes a four and a half inch specimen ate 21 young trout in minutes at the United States fish commission aquarium in Washington.
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Aquarium of
Lugts
New York Sun
Wild Life and the Lisses and Dr Nansen
Chicago Times-Herald notes Dr Nansen impressed readers with his Arctic exploits and writing. The discussion highlights his meeting with Jackson on Franz Josef Land and the explorers’ heightened sense of smell during the voyage.
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Nansen
Jackson
Franz-Josef Land
Dr. Nansen
Johansen
Jackson's
Chicago Times-Herald
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John Haller
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George Breard
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Shelton
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Cantwell
J. Swagzgert
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Max Townsend
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Utah
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Newaukum
Newackena
A. Seymour
Crockett
H. C. Shorey
H. P. Marshall
L. Vogel
Oakville
Missouri
Robert Alexander
John Hartman
Grand Mound
Alexander
Mary A. Seymour
Wm. A. Seymour
C. E. Vinall
Cook
Alaska
Fr. R. Zimmer
W. HE. Bachtell
Tacoma
J. E. Williams
Ht. Mider
Albert Sears
F. R. Benefiel
Chas. Brown
Gem Drug Store
Boistfort
Phillips
Lust Valley
Cyrus White
Delia McAuliffe
James Kingsberry
Adna
N. G. Crawford
Kate Young
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