Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-10-22
COUNTY ITEMS.
FROM PORTER.

Politics at fever heat now.
Two OF Mr.. Snidows children are quite
sick.
Mr.. Boyer, Pat German and Edward
Stevens are OH the sick list.
Mrs. G. o. Butler and her nephew,
Harry Carney, are visiting friends in
Spokane.
Our town was honored with four politi-
cal speeches last week; two Popuist
and two Republican.
Mrs. II. d. Weyer was called to Taco
ma, last Thursday, by the serious illness
OF her brother, Col. Steele.
John Mcdonald and VIM. Morrow will
move up on Porter creek, working on
their contract Of shingle bolts.
Mr.. Wiley has just received letter
from his nephew, Oscar Salisbury, who
left here early last spring and is now at
Circle City, Alaska. lie is mining and
doing well.
Mr.. McKillip, the energetic, capable
candidate for school superintendent on
the Peoples Party ticket, will run ahead
OF his ticket, poetry or no poety, and das
hist man sasAe/fa.
We just received word that X. =.
Campbell, the Republican candidate for
school superintendent, is going to deluge
us with some OF his original 90 poetry
tonight, Thursday. Oh! dear, dear.
From Montesano Vidette:
GOucher Academy opened with an en-
rollment OF about 20. There is no doubt
but short time will see the number of
pupils greatly increased. When the Puget
Sound University opened it only had an
enrolment Of sixteen.
Information comes from Iowa to the
effect that oats are selling at 6 and 7
cents per bushel in that state. In
Chehalis county they bring three times
that price, and then our farmers com.
plain OF no price for produce.
from HOQulum WuSnlnEtOnluu:
The big engine which arrived Tuesday
evening for the North Western Lumber
Company's new mill is being put in place.
1t is whale, and perhaps no complaint
will be heard from lack OF power. The
engine was bought at Saginaw, Mich,
measures 800 horse power and is the
largest OH Grays harbor.
From Chchalis Tribune QIoqulam)
Married-At the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage in Montesano, October II, 1896,
Rev. Smith officiating, Miss Mabel Starr
and Mr.. Charles Kuhn, both OF this city.
Miss Edith futile has been appointed
on the county teachers examination
board. Miss Edith is one of the best
teachers in the county. The honor of an
appointment on the board is a deserved
one.
Uncle John Winters, OF North Beach,
has sent us couple of monster potatoes
as sample OF North Beach products.
The largest weighs IA pounds and the
two pounds ounces. Both are smooth
and perfect potatoes Of new variety
peculiar to North Beach.
Mr.. w. IL. Abel made a very interest
ing address to the Bryan club Tuesday
night Mr.. Abel is one OF the brightest
young men in the county and is bound
to get to the front. He was accompanied
by c. N. Wilson, candidate for treasurer,
and E. L. Koehler, candidate for repre-
sentative, both we'll known and popular
young men.
noquiam High School Honor Roll
For the month ending October g. 1886.
Department, 100 per cent; scholarship,
80 per cent; neither absent nor tardy
Tenth Grade-Ruth Townsend, Ollie
France, Laura Reed, Daisy Reed, Addie
Hull, JEANNE Shaw.
Ninth Grade-Jessie Porter, Maude
Richardson.
Eighth Grade John Furier, Bertha
Wilson, Stella Gibson, Ella Furst.
MISS BUTCHER, Teacher.
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A Gard.