Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-03-24
Fresh Pick-Ups From the County
News DiSSeminat0rS.
oCosTA sANGUINE FOR BRIDGE
Chehalis Ccunty's Scholarships at the
State Normal-Mining Matters and
Other Notes of Interest.

Montesano is to have national bank
wit. capital Ct $4,000.
The town Of Artic wants schoolteach-
er n four-mcnths term Of school be-
ginning Mayl.
The Hoquiam school bonds for 100000
for constructing school house in that
district have been sold for 1925 premium
and all expenses.
Marshal Jackson this week arrested
six boys ranging from 10 to IS years OF
age for stoning the Chinese laundry at
night.-Elma Chronicle.
1t is plain that the Republicans fear a
fractional fight within the party, as all the
speakers showed it in their talk before
the vention.-Mon;esano Democrat.
The readiness with which the Repubii
cans accede 10 the demands of the mill
influence was especially noticeable in
Saturdays convention ontesano Dem
o:rat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fetterman and Rev.
Craig OF Aberdeen, attended the temper
a zee meeting here Saturday, and the
tao former also on Sunday Washing
tonian.
w. d. Mack is now shipping large
stores OF supplies TO his klma camps,
wnich he will open for the summer log
ging season next tuesday. He will en-
ploy forty men.
some OF those who make it their bust
ness TO engage in pifering at night will
get into trouble sooner or later. There
is too much Of that business being carried
on here-Vidette.
sneak thieves effected an entrance into
the store of G. N. Wilson Monday night
by forcing open a back window. They
were frightened away before securing
anything Vidette.
Nj. Hare is interviewing the farmers
in this vicinity with view of establish
ing creamery here if the product OF
sufficient numbsr OF cows can be OBJ
tanned .-Elma Chronicle.
Judge Griswold, OF Montesano has u
prolific inventive genius. His latest pro-
duction is combination saw and square,
the square being applicable to any angle.
He will apply for a patent.
NJ H. Goodell, the Montesano pioneer,
has recov, red from his recent illness and
was an interested looker-on at the gyra-
tons OF The representatives of the G.. 0.
P. at the convention Saturday.
State School Superintendent Bryan an
nources that Chehalis county is now en-
ii 1t to four scholarships in the state
~ rmal school at EIlensburg Applicants
will be examined by the county supern-
tendent.
A band of timber wolves killed eleven
sheep belonging to Wolf Bros. at Shall
on last Saturday night. James Wits
man went out the next day with his
hounds and killed one OF the varmints. -
Chronicle.
Captain Bergman, OF the steamer Ty-
phoon, will give a ball at Yana's hotel
at PetersUns Point, Friday evening,
March %, TO which the public are in
yited, says the Ocosta Pioneer. The
Typhoon will leave the Ocosta dock for
the Point at o'clock p. NJ.
+. Nj. Jones has left South Union for
Aberdeen where he will remain until
April l. and then return to his home in
Comfordsvile, Indiana. Mr.. Jones has
proved very good teacher and we are
very sorry to lose him.-Chronicle.
In conversation with Abe Boyer, who
vas down from Porter a few days ago,
it was learned that the little burg was
fiourishing and the outlook vas most
promising. The new shinglemill and
box factory is nearly ready for business
and another mill is in prospect. They
now have more labor-employing indus
tries than some towns many times larger.
-Vidette.
The county commissioners - Messrs.
Starr, Beck and Gillies-reached Ocosta
Monday evening and spent the best part
OF Tuesday in making an examination OF
the proposed road to the beach. They
were fayorably impressed with the route
selected, and it is but reasonable to ex-
pect that they will grant the appropria-
ton asked for, which is the sum OF $4,000,
and not $17 900 as reported to the Tacoma
Ledger by an envious Aberdeen CORE
spondent. The citizens OF Ocosta and
others interested have subscribed cash