Rich free milling veins energize St Helens district boom hopes
W W O Connor reports unexpected developments in the St Helens area with a 300 foot ore vein and 5 foot wide main seam showing assays near $182 per ton, suggesting rich free milling quartz and hematite-limonite gangue. The piece argues for careful investment, compares the district to Butte and Klondike, and urges prudent economic growth over hype.
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Toropo
Brr
St. Helene
St. Helens
America
St. Helena
Clondyke
Alaska
Alder Gulch
German Gulch
Grizzly Gulch
McClellan Bar
Smagie
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Olympia
Butte
Mountang
Missionary Rally Promotes World Faith Through Youth
Presbyterian church heard Rev. Kenneth Brown report seven million Young Peoples societies worldwide, with 27 million Sunday school scholars, driving $30 million yearly from Endevors if 3 million give ten percent. Frances B. Patterson of Chicago led afternoon conference on mission strategy and urged consecration, citing map showing heathen regions and alarming country notes.
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Kenneth Brown
Presbyterian Church
Christian Mission
Christian Endeavor
Epworth League
Baptist Union
Presbyterian Christian
United States
Frances B. Patterson
Chicago
Africa
China
Ture
Patterson
Knox
Chehalis Holds Evening Service With Reform School Choir
An evening service featured a new choir from the reform school whose singing delighted attendees. The event highlighted a student’s resolve to become a foreign missionary in Indor India, underscoring the town’s appreciation of Professor Westendorf as a musical trainer. Tickets to eastern points via Northern Pacific ry. Corffman & Kepner, City Agents.
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Indor
India
Chehalis
Westendorf
Northern Pacific Ry
Corffman & Kepner
Warrants Sought in State County and School Matters
A. A. Alexander, Horace and Charles Fay were in town Tuesday as warrants were sought by state and county authorities and school officials regarding unresolved duties or purchases.
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A. A. Alexander
Horace and
Charles Fay
Publicity summons in Kewin divorce case in Washington
In Lewis County Washington Ellie Kewin sues Alfred Kewin for divorce and custody of minor Edward George Kewin. Judgment will be rendered if the defendant fails to appear within sixty days after August 13 1897. Plaintiffs attorneys Reynolds and Stewart of Hoquiam Washington represent the case.
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State of Washington
Lewis County
Ellie Kewin
Alfred Kewin
Alfred Kewitn
Edward George Kewin
Divorce Petition in Lewis County Court
In the Superior Court of Lewis County Washington Ida B Duffy sues Horatio J Duffy for divorce division of community property and child custody. The summons requires appearance within sixty days of first publication dated August 1867 and notes filing of the complaint with the court clerk with Reynore and Stewart as attorneys at Chehalis.
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Lewis County
Reynore
Stewart
P.O
Chehalis
Washington
Sale of Real Estate in Pierce County Under Judgment
Notice of sale by sheriff under alias execution issued from superior court Pierce county Washington to satisfy a March 23 1896 judgment for 3177 90 and costs 19 20 with 7 per cent interest. Describes mining claims including Lowits Iron mine Lode Montazima Lode Hardecrabble Lode Maggie Lode on Mineral Creek Rainier Mining district Lewis county. Sale set September 11 1897 at 10 a m in front of Lewis county courthouse to the highest bidder in United States gold coin.
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J. T. Davis
Davis & Evans Mining Company
Sheritt’s
Pierce County
State of Washington
J.I. Davis
United States
Lowits Iron Mine
Tacoma
Bertha
Lizzie
Jonas
Montazima
Maggie
Halmer
Lewis County
Washington
Mineral Creek
Rainier
Name
Spring Creek
Court House
County of Lewis
E. F.carpenter
Chehalis
Evalina Riley
James Riley
Superior Court
Lewis
Willamette
Ated
Washinton
A. D
E. F. Carpenter
Reynolds & Stewart
W.A. Reynolds
David Stewart Wers
Reyneot Stewart
Julia J. Weaver
Sheng Sale
Braet Weehington
W. A. Reynolds
David Stewart
Juliava J. Weaver
Cain
Juliana J. Weaver
Wach
Centralia
C. F. Carpernte
Lewis Coes
Reynolds & Stuart
Land Office Notice of Final Proof for Lewis County Settler
Land Office at Vancouver Washington gives notice that Wenzel Kraus has filed to make final proof on his claim for the NE quarter and SE quarter of section 42 in township 14 range 4. He will prove residence and cultivation before Will D. Langhorne at Chehalis September 1, 1907. Witnesses named: Charles W. Geiger BE Geiger Eric Peterson and Henry Bunker all of Felician Washington. B. F. Shaw registers.
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Land Office
Vancouver
Wash
D. Langhorne
Lewis Vount
Chehalis
Wael
Wenzel Kraus IL
Ney
Sey
Nel
W. M
Charles W. Geiger
BE. M. Geiger
Eric Peterson
Kienry Bunker
Fesieian Wash
Final Account and Petition in Estate of Jane L Searle
In Lewis County Superior Court Washington the executor Simon Benson presents the final account for Jane L Searle deceased and a petition for final distribution has been filed. The hearing is set for September 16 1897 at 10 oclock in Chehalis courthouse to hear objections and approve the estate settlement.
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Lewis County
State of Washington
Jane L. Searle
Chehalis
Aueust
LanGiokysk
Tae Courk
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