Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-10-28
BRIEF NJ ENTION.
THURSDAY. OCT, 90. 1897.


Rival services aie in progress at the
Methodist church and Il go)dly degree OF
interest is manifested
Mrs. n. =. Larson expects to leave
next Monday with her children for Wis
consin, where she will spend the winter
with her sister
Leave your orders with q. l.. Hilton
for fresh oysters.
Rev. +. X. Van Tassell will fill the
pulpit at the Congregational church both
morning and evening, Sunday, Oct. 81.
Come and be benefited.
No worn out work oxen, but prime
beef for sale by the half or quarter at
wholesale prices, SC and SIC per pound
Address West Aberdeen Ranch.
A "Klondike party" will be given by
the st. Andrews Guild in the Coleman
building Saturday evening, Oct. 50.
Come everybody and stake your claims
and have good time.
A rainbow iete from five to eight will
be given by the Ladies Aid society and
Epworth League Of the Methodist church
on Thanksgiving day, Nov. %. Come
eat YOUR dinner with them.
Get your milk at the Pioneer Dairy, il
you want good milk and good meaurc.
Simon Mills and family, Of South Da.
kota, arrived on MONDAYS train and are
now in the city. Mr.. Mills is negotiating
for Il franchise for a city telephone sys.
tenn and may locate here permanently.
Word was received here last evening
that Mr.. j. W. Dvil5i -, formerly e litol
OF the Montcsano Vidette, died yesterday
morning ut his home in Montesano. The
funeral wi be held at 30 =. m. Friday.
FoR SALE-Baby buggy; close top,
rubber tir,s; almost good as new. r.
quire at this office. If
Rev. ]. II. Thompson will preach OH
the Eight OF Faith" in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday at II o'clock Sunday
school, l2l5; Y. p. $. c. f.. 6 -. Or.
Thompson will also preach at Morris
school hou at $50 p. m. a cordial
welcome to all.
G. l.. hilton is agent for the Seattle
Daily Times 80 cents per month, or two
cents per copy.
| The levy made by the commissioners
for the ensuing year is as follows: County
current expense fund, mills; roads and
bridges, 2 mills; Indebtedness fund, !
mill the state and state school, 17.2C
mills; total, IA 1920 mills. Last year
the total levy was Is 13 81 mills.
Pigs Of all ages and sizes; good brood
sows and fat hogs for sale at West
Aberdeen Ranch. y
In the account given in last week s
HERALD Of the reception rendered Rev
Smith and wife ut the Methodist church
we unintcn'ionally omitted the rame o.
the Rev. a. Doyle, If the Congrega.
tional church, who made neat and ap.
propiiae address upon behalf Of the
clergy of Aberdeen.
Don't forget when doing your morning
marketing, if you want choice steak OF
an extra nice chop, that q. +. Karshner's
is the best place to get it. Or you nigh
be furtunate enough to secure some fine
trout, if your not too late; or delicious
salmon steaks. Everything in an up-to
market can be found there
The West & Slade Mill Co. are prepar.
ing to add another schooner to their feet
a large four master, which will he bull
in Aberdeen in the near future. The,
are now awaiting the arrival OF Capt. Nc
Donald, who will have charge OF thu
building OF the vessel. Capt. Iverson, O
the schooner o. NJ. Kellogg, is also inter
ested in this enterprise. This will furn
ish employment for Il number OF skilled
mechanics and will add materially tt
Aberdeen's pay roll, and ultimateI,
prove a valuable enterprise as, we under
stand, it is intended to make the shl
ward permanent industry.
To the cau-uai observer, or one urac
quainted with Aberdeen and the number
of enterprising business men and skilled
mechanics residing here, the repair shor
of Mr.. +. f. Beardsley presents no unus
ual attractions. The proprietor, however
has something like originality about his
makeup. During the time he has beer
in business here he has cast from his
own patterns number OF machine taps
and dies OF odd sizes, a air of regis'erin.
calipers and other useful tools; but his
lates. and browning effort IL small
steam engine, with cylinder one anc
thee quarters by two inches in size. The
castings, steam chest and all the little
intricate parts of the gear were cast by
himself in this shop, with the exceptio
OF tie drive wheels. The engine is q
miniature stationary engine, complete il
every detail, and will be used to run the
machinery in the shop. 1t is an attract
i've little machine and will do prea
deal to drew attention to Mr.. Beardsley's
business and handiwork.