Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-09-14
The MOntesano band will v;ve a mann.

| os"'o paHu VIII give pom
'ha"e concert and dance at the rink in
'hat city next Saturday night. The steam.
er Hattie Belle will make an excursion
TRIP 10 the event, leaving Hoquiam at :
ana Aberdeen at 7:30 p. M, returning
after the dance.
Geo. Fisher, the only exclusive clothier
on Trays iiarbor, is unpacking the larg-
est Stock OF mems and boys clothing ever
brought to Aberdeen, which he purchased
"hi'e IN San Francisco. 1t will pay you
TO examine these goods and get his prices
before purchasing.
Geo. Stone, of Seattle, manager of the
Washington Improvement Co., and his
brother, Hon. Chas. Stone, ex-secretary
OF state of Pennsylvania, who are large
owners of timber lands on the Harbor,
lett Tuesday after having had cruise in
the woods with A. +. Coates.
Fritz Sethe iell on a wheel Of the can't
ing gear at the Cosmopolis mill a few
days ago and one of the handles on the
wheel penetrated his back, inficting a
dangerous wound. He was brought to
the Sisters hospital and treated by DR..
Stapp, who believes he will recover.
ID. S. Johnston, Of Tacoma, Washing
ton, has procured the services OF Mr.. j.
ii. liarrell. who formerly represented
Messrs. Sherman, Clay 4 Co. He will
hereafter represent the Chickerng, Kim
ball pianos and organs. Mr.. Harrell.
will exhibit fine stock Of the above
goods i'll this city, in few days. If
The "Girl From Chile" company played
to a fine house at the Acme theater last
| night, and kept the audience in good
humor throughout the performance, the
entire company being excellent in their
line. Manager Black is to be congratu.
lated upon securing such satisfactory
company for his opening performance.
d. McLaferty & Sons have secured
the agency for the Battle Creek and St.
Helena Sanitarium Health Foods, com.
plete supply of which is kept on hand.
These foods are manufactured ON strictly
hygenic principles, and we'll merit the
favor they are receiving Try them. ID.
| McLafferty & Sons, three doors south of
the postofiice.
John c. Pillsbury died at st. Joseph s
hospital last Sunday evening, aged A
years. The deceased arrived in Aberdeen
from Pasadena, California, accompanied
by his father, five weeks ago to try a
change of climate at the suggestion OF the
! doctors at his home, and he was SO i'll
: that he entered the hospital upon his ar
! rival, and where, despite the best of care,
he died sunday evening. His father had
the remains inferred in the Aberdeen
cemeter, Monday.
| Work has been commenced on the
building for the plant Of the Aberdeen
Tar Works, adjoining the West e. Slade
mill, and the company, the membership
Of which is entirely local, will soon be
ready to begin operations. The tar works
will take the refuse of the West 4 Slade
mill and extract the pitch tar from it,and
in the course of the process will extract
as by.products, turpentine, wood alcoho
and accetc acid, the residum OF the wood
making a fine article OF charcoal, fol
which last product there is fine market
at the canneries here and on the Columbia
river. Should these works prove as sue
cessful as the company has reason to be-
lieve they will, it will be the beginning
Of another important industry for Grays
Harbor.
Logging Show on Wynoochie River.
500 acres, mixed fir and spruce. One
half mile to river; good roads. About
1000 600 feet. Enquire, for price, etc.
LEWIS BIGNOLD, attorney,
5O.3t Montesano.