Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-08-20
CHEHALIs COUNTY CURRENCY
(Milled by the Local Mints.)


Born, to L. w. Rossman and wife, at
Porter, Tuesday, the 18th inst, a son.
Born, AT Hoquiam, Saturday, Aug. 8,
to f. G. Lancaster and wife, son.
Born, at Montesano, on Wednesday.
the 18th inst, to G. M. Forrest and wife,
boy
Attorney Charles F. Lord left Hoquiam
on the 7th inst for Portland, where he
will continue the practice Of law.
| Many tons of hay are daily coming
into town for use during the coming win
ter.-vidette.
Clyde Stanley was run over by a steer
on the elevated road at Montesano, on
the 9th inst, and had a leg broken.
The state board of examination, re-
Gently in session at Seattle, granted
life diploma to Prof. White, of this
county.
The Grand Forks school teacher has
started in on her second term, with four
teen pupils. She is giving good salts
faction.
Robert Durney has gone east and will
visit his old home in Buffalo, N. Y. He
will be gone Two or three months.-Wash-
ingtonian.
DIR. S. L. Bailey, who has been practic-
ing here during the past eighteen months,
started Tuesday for visit to his former
Massachusetts home. -Washingtonian.
Grocer Hull shows Hoquiam grown
head Of lettuce which weighs one pound
and 81 ounces 1t was raised in the gar
den of DO. T. Rockfort.- Washingtonian.
j. l. Calder, father Of the Calder
brothers, of Montesano, fell from wagon
on the 9TH inst. and broke one of his
fingers, dislocated one Of his shoulders
and was severely bruised about the head.
The four-masted barkentine Chehalis,
now. on the stocks at Hoquiam, will be
launched at IL noon, August 22d. There
will probably be large number OF
visitors present from all parts of the
Harbor, especially Aberdeen.
County Surveyor Wade is surveying on
the North river for the government, with
the following crew: Orlando Mitchell,
G. d. Dwinnell, G. G. Wade, F. E.
futile, Caleb Carleton and w. K. Wade.
Steamer Willapa in starting out early
Monday morning, run into some boom
sticks and received an injury to the keel
which necessitated Bleaching her, and she
is now opposite the mills and her injuries
are being attended -Washingtonian
The assistant secretary of the interior
has affirmed the decision of the land
Office rejecting the homestead entry Of
F. F. Pratsch on the ground fprior entry
by H. E. Hulet. The land in question is
up the Wishkah.
McGregor Parker, boy about years
of age, accidentally fell out of a boat at
Melbourne, Wednesday evening, about G
O'Clock, and was drowned before he could
be rescued. The body was recovered,
and the remains were taken to Astoria,
where his parents reside. The family
were ON a visit to relatives in Melbourns
when the accident occurred -Vidette.
While ]. F. G. Paul and family, living
near Cedarvile, when at church last
Sunday, an Indian went to Mr. Paul's
harm ap1 tool q coddla aud hrid1a r,ro-
ceeded to the pasture and caught fine
young horse belonging to Mr.. Paul, put
the saddle and bride on the horse and
rode off. He took the horse to Elma,
where he tried to dispose OF it, either sell
or trade, but was unable to do so and
finally turned the horse loose to go where
it would, while he skipped out.-Vidette.
/! Mason's fruit jars at Kroenert Bros