Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-04-23

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ltis nh stretching the truth to say
that upon u far estimate. the foundation
II new cottage ~ Land each working day
~ar,l- Il tins city
Aiw"-y.sr-oldrhild II Frank ',lldcn,
on south bay. Tell AMI injured IL wrist
=" badly that the services III Dr. Riley
wer. required To- -traighten the limb and
reduce the swelling
The pupils Of the Public schools will
hold a May day picnic "n Rocky Prairie.
M excursion Will g""ui on the cars in
thu morning. returning "n the regular
tram IN evening.
Mrs " ! Hummer left this week, t.
spend short time with her mother, in
Oregon, before permanent removal 10
Baker city where her husband il located
Tor the summer
! The latest rrtrcnchmcnt is to announce
ic" cream and tablcau entertainments by
means III pastcbuard- and brush posters.
/ Illuminated signs carried bv small bows
and various other c"ntriVanccs t~r cur
! ious g. mention.
Mr.. Guyot states that everything of in
irin-ic value. found at the camp Of the
burglar, last Monday, has been returned
To the proper owners. So far ~ the anti
Gle. could be identified
The hoyso Engine Company No Two,
have fitted up neat little boudoir adj
/ joining the regular business meeting
roam where they will consrcgate of an
evening I" have u good social time.
II is rcpor,ed tina; VIM Reidt, the
baker, failing Ia find business opening
here since the sale 81 his established
business on the Coal lIarbor boom, will
start n bake shop at Port Townsend.
Rev. \. J. Hanson. who was adver-
tiscd Ia address the temperance meeting
ON Wednesday evening, was unable 10
Ice present on account Of accidentally
cutting his hand. The meeting was adj
dressed 10y Rev. Robertson.
The house Of Isaac Cppenhcimer, who
lives IN the southern part of town. was
entered by burglar on Sunday evening
but they did not get anything. Ike,
however got black eye from the marau.
der, who, when detected, showed fight.
Farmers living in the extreme north
eastern portion of this county agree with
their brethren haling from other points
al the compass that the prospects for the
hay, grain and fruit crops were never
more ha,tering than at the present time
Tom Marshall, while engaged in coup
ling cars ON the logging road at Little
Skookum, to-day, had the third finger of
the right hand smashed, and having
been brought TO town for surgical aid, Dr.
Riley amputated the finger ut the second
joint
The steamer Gold Dust again showed
her nose under the water, last Sunday,
while her owners were trying to get at
The propeller to tighten up some bolts.
She seems To bcpossessed of an uncon-
trollable inclination to repose on the
mud-tlats.
Mrs Rahmm. Of this place, stumbled
over some obstruction on the sidewalk,
Tuesday, afternoon, and fell forward in
such manner as to throw her whole
weight on the wrist joint of the left arm,
severing the ligamcnts and injecting
very painful II not permanent injury
A young man Of French parentage,
named Ed Raymon, met with serious
accident at Morris camp, on the o. T.
Railroad, last Monday. A misguided
stroke Of his ax fell upon his left ankle,
INJECTING a serious wound, which will
incapacite him for active duty several
weeks.
Roy. McCausland, Of Eastside, slipped
from u skid In willev's camp, last week,
and fractured the bones Of his right heel.
The injury was not deemed of a serious
nature until after few days of con-
stantly increased suffering, when he
came 10 town and placed himself under
DR.. Rilcy's care.
The vigorous efforts OF our authorities
10 detect the sneak thieves in their ne
fsrious occupation does not seem in the
least 10 check their dcpredhtions. A
house on Eastside was entered in day
light. Thursday, and several articles of
value were carried of, during the tenn
porary absence Of its occupants.
Mr.. Michael Dorsay died at his resi-
dencc, on the middle road, about five
miles south Of this city, last Saturday.
The immediate cause OF his death was
cancer from which nc had for long
time been n patient sufferer. The funeral
was held mt the Catholic church on Sun
day, and the remains were inferred in
the Bush prairie cemetary.
The residents Of Chambers prairie au-
thorizc Ms TO invite everybody to partici-
pate with them in a May-day picnic, at
Five Oaks, next Friday, the 3Oth inst.
the date thus being anticipated to &C.
commodstc those whose business will not
admit Of their being present on Saturday,
the first Of May. All you need to take is
a wcll-filled lunch-basket. Water will
I've supplied ON the grounds, free.
The steamer Messenger has made
slight change in her running schedule,
which In now m follows: She will leave
Tacoma Monday, Wednesday and Friday
mornings, upon arrival Of railroad train
from Seattle, at nine. Arrive at Olympia
ut one r. N. Leave Olympia at 2 P. NJ;
arrive at Arcadia ut three and at Shell
tons Point about four-thirty r. NJ. Re-
turning. leave shclton's Point Tuesday,
Thursday and and Saturday mornings,
ut seven. Arcadia at eight, arriving at