City Council updates and health measures in Olympia
Olaf Frisch takes a council seat replacing C H Springer. Dr Newell becomes health officer and urges cleaning of premises before August first. Vaccination offered free for children with unable to pay. Fire coats requested. Bridge repairs discussed and a $300 claim referred. Real estate transfers listed with Olympia properties. Public notices urge Republican delegates and local civic actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Frisch
C. H. Springer
Newell
Plum Street
Phipps WegorOualy
Main Street
Fourth Street
John Byrne
Herman Ramm
Bettman
Amelia Bettman
Bohilberg
C. B. Mann
M. I. Sparks
Milly A. Petterson
C. J. Petterson
P. GC. Hale
T. C. van Epps
State Printing and Publishing Company
Mary A. Chambers
Thomas Prather
Jacob Ott
A. Barnes
George A. Barnes
Sarahs. Brewer
Oulette & Gillia. Co
Robert Frost
George Scofield
Charles Lincoln
Hal M. Wyman
George Forbes
Crisman-Sargent Co
Westside Mill Co
Iy Cs Sac
Olympia Briefs Go On Tonight In Town
Olympia items note Goop Tripptars Tacoma Hall events and rooms at Fourth and Franklin. Westside mill ships 400000 feet to Everett. Harris & Sons cut dress goods prices. Finance committee meets at First National Bank. Arping sawing at Enterprise Mfg Co.. maple syrup samples at Deming & Perry. Argo dinner 25 cents. Photos by Camps. Drifted Snow flour. Columbia river salmon at Tinkham’s. Noschka tailor and Leighton oranges. Olympia Dying & Cleaning Works. Dosniy & Smith fishing tackle. Lafayette restaurant. Corsets at factory. Singer office. Leighton's soda. BercHam’s pills. Springer & White doors and windows. corset wares. Doors and carriage by Harris & Son. Muslin underwear price sail. Enterprise Mfg Co. supplies. Pianos at 416 Adams. Captain Hatch home. Mrs. Ruth Dodge dies in Los Angeles. Schwatka Arctic lecture planned at Unity auditorium if turnout. Johnsons stay on Jefferson. L. M Patton and Marian Patton arrive from East. Marian to finish at Ann Arbor then Wellesley.
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Westside
Everett
Olympia
I. Harris G Sons
First National Bank
Enterprise Mfg Co
R. G. Esterly
Tumwater
Vermont
Deming & Perry’s
Argo
Fourth Street
F. L. Camps
Tinkham’s
G. Noschka
B. F. Denton
E. Leighton
A. Ellis
Harris & Sons
Adams Street
Z. J. Hatch
8. E. Barr
Ruth Dodge
Los Angeles
Cal
Frederick Schwatka
Arctic
Unity Auditorium
P. B. Johnson
Walla Walla
Jefferson Street
Fifth
L.M., Patton
Quincy
Ill
Marian Patton
U. S
Patton
Marian
Ann Arbor
Wellesley
Alex Drysdale Receives Baby Elephant At Fourth Street Party
Mrs. Anderson and daughter Annie hosted a whist party at their Fourth and Chestnut home with many guests. Prizes included a pin for Miss Bradley and a decorated toy elephant for Alexander Drysdale. A later Presbyterian lawn social with ice cream, music by Capital City band, and a promised musical program was announced.
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Alex‘Drysdale
Stella
Ida Tollner
Russell
Martha, Ma
Annie Shields
Bradley
Portland
T. F. Kelly
Seasee J. Byrne
J. al. Meisenbach
Alex Crysaler
Bunson
W. A. van Epps
F. J. Kinzelman
Presbyterian Lawn
Presbyterian Manse
Capital City
Baking powder trick ends with a blush and retreat
A Portland canvassing pair tested a rival baking powder on a polite housewife. She identified impurities and exposed the scam, prompting the agent to withdraw. Masoni c notice invites Masons and ladies to a lodge constitution in Tenino with a special train. No Chinese laundry is advertised. City Steam Laundry touts fair prices and local labor. Sayer Trosper wedding reported as Luther Sayer and Miss Trosper wed by Rev. McCallum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Oregonian
Olympia Lodge No
Harmony Lodge No
Tenino Lodge
P. T
R. R
F. H. van Barton
Gro. G. Mixus
Olympia Lodge
China
Sayer-Trosper
Luther Sayer
Miss Trosper
Mr. McCallum
Theon
Tacoma
the Ride
Change of Life Cure Adand Electric Car Trial Report
An old advertisement touts Miles Nervine for various ailments with free trial bottles at Marr & Acme Drug Store or by mail from Miles Medicine Co Elkhart Ind. A separate note covers a successful trial of new electric cars to Main street with officials aboard and two weeks needed to ballast the track. Also a local notice seeks a county school superintendent seat and a slogan urging keeping money at home with Davis Best flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Acme Drug Store
Marr & Ross Proprietors
Bucklin’s
Arnica
Marr & Ross
Miles
Indiana
Marr
Miles Medicine Co
Elkhart
Ind
Main Street
Shock
Robert G. L. Sickels
John Miller Murphy
Geo. D. Shannon
T. H. Boyd
CO. T. Whitney
A. G. Gillis
L. B. Faulkner
Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
the City Council
Dr. Newell
Total
Capital City Abstract & Title Insurance Company
Chambers’ Block
F. G. Blake
United States
WeelsShelton
Abiathar Whitemarsh
Alice L Shelton
Chase Hewitt Et Ux
Mile
Davis Mitchell
Nellie McIntyre
Woodruff
David Lincoln
Pamelia G Hale
Calhoun
Cove
Butler’s Cove
A. H. Chambers
C. C. White
Anders
T. M. Reed
T. H. Cavanaugh
Emma Reed
Nannie Rainwater
Rena Cavanaugh
Anna Wilson
Edith Howland
Alice Lockwood
B. L. Sharpstein
J.J. Armstrong
Mark EB. Reed
R. Anderson
Tribune
T. Z. Wilson
Washington Street
Twelfth
Thirteenth Streets
Public Square
Ellis
Vashon College
Venen
Archibald Adams
Olympia Briefs
Goop TriPptars
Tacoma Hall
Seana Cuaptrer
Masonhall
Presbyterian Church
Firs National Bank
O. F
O. F. Temple
Y. M
Fourth and
Franklin Streets
Pacific Drug CO
Hires’ Root Beer
R. Simonson
Chilberg
J.R. Chaplin
C. Thoreson
D. Mitchell
Thurston County Land Company
Woodruft Block
State Printing and Publishing Company Fine Printing
Olympia, Washington
Eczema
Uricuna
Geo
Janetta Harris
Webster
H. Finane
A. Hermrica
Tumwater Ice Company
Wholesalet
Ofrice
Horr
Telephone
Olymphia
Washington
Puget Sound Brewery
Scholl & Huth
Prop
Brewer & Wright
Fourth St
Shelton
Kamitchie
Curtcwuma
Porres Drue and ChEmical Corporaion
Boston
Rap-Send
Baby
Bate
Leslie E. Keeley
Keeley Institute
Sarah Ee
PiaArris
Thurston County
Republican County Convention
L. P. VeNen
Capital National Bank
Capital
H.owiingb
V. Pres
C.J. Lord
F.M. Wade
N. H. Owings
J. Lord
R. G. O’brien
C. Woopaurr
Real Estate, Loan & Insurance Agency
Woodruff Block
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