CATTLE FOR NEBRASKA CARLOADS SENT FROM HERE
Eight carloads of young cattle were sent to Nebraska from Chehalis on Tuesday. The cattle, yearlings to two-year-olds, sold for 86 to 12 per head and came from various parts of the county. The largest lot, about 110 head, was gathered by H H Tilly and Joan Galvin. Other sellers included WE Barnett, John Mack, A Sparks, and Ed Rose. The stock will be counted on the range in Nebraska. Local stockmen report rising beef prices locally and plans to build a stock yard in Centralia to ease unloading and shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Jackson
H.M. Rogers
Spokane
Chehalis
H H. Tilly
Joan Galvin
WE. Barnett
Stocking
James
Usia
Atock
Centralia and Chehalis Local Happenings in Brief
Centralia reports a school institute attendance in Chehalis and a benefit concert for Mr. Klunkie netting twenty dollars. Local fires, illnesses, religious services, and social events fill these notes, with accounts of postmaster Lincoln’s birthday, a firemen ball prizes, and plans for new businesses. Also includes Chehalis area updates on weddings, minstrel prospects, and community gatherings with several small incidents.
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Centralia
Chehalis
Mills
Tugwell
The
Advocate
Klunkie
Hawk
Gus Carlson
Lincoln
Vanronk
Portland
Fr. C. Miller
Frank Fulton
Wm. Brown
O.J. Post
Dave Copping
Ollow
Masonic Hall
People’s Store
Lovejoy
Methodist Church
Hetzier
Americum Bible Association Touok
O. A. Smith
Christian Church
Vail
Fatal fire mystery near Newaukum mill area
A man was found dead in an outbuilding near the old Strong mill south of Newaukum after a fire. Coroner Mead and Sheriff Carpenter investigated, noting clothes torn as he crawled for help. no foul play suspected. A tobacco pouch with a $20 gold recept and a meal ticket marked Scandia House Portland Oregon bearing the name Andrew Johnson offer a possible clue. The deceased appears to be a Scandinavian working man, about six feet two, 180 to 200 pounds, light hair and a two weeks beard growth. Further notices mention local family, farm activity, probate actions, and several civil cases in nearby counties.
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Newankum
Mead
Carpenter
Centralia
Scandia House
Portland
Andrew Johnson
Community notes from Newakue with social updates
February items report visits and departures in Newacke, with Mrs Rue and daughter returning from Willapa and Mrs Mosey heading to Centralia. A Masquerade at Adua is recalled as pleasant, H P Marshall suffers a broken collar bone fixing a window, and Col Dunckley is praised for strong health and service. Sadie Brown travels to Chehalis, and Miss Sadie Brown’s extended visit is noted alongside other local movements.
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Centralia
Oakville
Newaukes
Col
Dunckley
Sadie Brown
Chehaie
Payette
Jerry Bower
I. Clatguato
Jury Returns True Bills in Assault and Related Cases
The grand jury returned true bills in State v. F Pests for assault with a deadly weapon and in State v. Leo Pauline and State v. Frank Pauline for assault and battery. Also true bills in State v. Jan Riley for assault with a deadly weapon and State v. Fred Reige for indecent exposure.
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F. Pests
Leo Pauline
Frank Pauline
Jan. Riley
Fred Reige
Antony Coleman
Geo. Davin
Chas. Opek
Pete Blackwall
Bert
Henry Vowell
G. W. Loomis
Road to St Helens Mines Progress Report
Ex City Clerk Smyth reports rapid work on the Tacoma to St Helens road with an eastern syndicate employing 9 to 60 men. Completion promises a direct ore route to the Tacoma smelter and new capital prospects. Reports out of Portland indicate parties preparing for an early start to the cube.
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Smyth
Tacoma
St. Helens
Tacotwa
Tacoue
Schateict
Portland
Tacuma Ledger
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First National Bank OF
Washington
National Bank
Lewis County
B. Coffman
John Doron
J. Y. Coffman
Cofeman DP. C. Migeett Ao
Henriot Wa
M. Urquhart Joun Dawson
Europe
J. H. Huber
Chehalis Flouring Mall
Horten Haskell
H. H. Scribner
Omphasie
John A. Beck
Jin— Knight
Morrison St
Ole
Stewart
Attorneys AT Law
Commercial State Bank Building
Chehal's
A. Lang
BNE
M. HO
St Law
Chehalis, Wash
National Bank Building
Colema
Paybician
Chehalis, Washington
Of@ce
T J.sullivan, E
Prysocian and
Nat'l Bank B
D. Powell
Brock
Meloy
Nebraska
Centralia Rappenings
Craguato
George Robinson
A.D. Browning
C. Browning
J. T Browning
C. H Reed
D. H. Lowry
H. Raught
Fred K. Young
V. T. Newland v. Chehalis
Frank Smith
Anderson & Robinson
Adna
Bret. Gardner
Mr. Clark
Chehalie
Laura Ketchum
Mossy Hockets
Mossyrock
Mauyia Young
Woo. Young
Frank Young
M. Hoyt
Edna Warrington
I. M. Hall
Riley
C. Af
Sravis
Lion Jones
Mara Meade
Edward Jayton
Anyaparke
Miss Lihabinsons
Mins Jeptie
Ray
Cle Laussror
P.M
Hunker Creek
Bucueron
Ed Garrett
Bert Bunker
Dryad
Forth Creek
Henry Bunker
J. E. Mattox
Bower
Foater
Arthur Baltinhouse
Adina
Thos
Verity
Mica Celeata Phillips
Superior Court
J. Barnap
Morton
Sarah Barnap
WM. Stoy
Dell Mauerman
Boudt Mauermann
John Miles
Bred Miles
Jo Hn Aust
John Vince
Maloney
F. H
May Conrad
Reynolds & Stewart
Gingerich
Commercial State Bank
H. J. White
Iowa National Bank
W. L. Goodard
Fuuie
T.8
Harrington
Miller Murdoch
M. H. Dey
J. H
Cora Champ
Emma Blankenship
M. D
Jennie K. Swafford
Swafford
Mitchell
J. W. Barnett
J. T. Newland
F. K. Meloy
J. D. S8ymons
John Dobson
F. Reynolds Et Aleve FE
Welton
Frank Reynolds
F. E. Welton
Cowlitz County Bank Ve. H
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