Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-11-10

A project lie being quietly work. d Vi
to organize grocery company that will
keep open store until O'Clock p. IN
The scheme is to get 100 substantial ,iti
zens to subscribe 800 each, and it is salt
to be meeting with good success.
G. w. CT ons, VINO recently returned
from North Yakima to this city, ha
op ned store, on Wishkal. street lex
door to the HERALD office, or the SAL o
Yakima produce, and has already a larg,
supply of potatoes and apples from thai
famous region.
A. J. West returned Saturdayfrom an
extended visit in Ontario and Michigan.
While in the east Mr.. West purchased
the steel work of a refuse, burner for the
West & Slade Mill Co., which when built
will remove all danger from fires from
the burning of the mill refuse, and will
cost about $1,000.
The damage case of I. w. Emery vs..
J, G. Biles was decided in favor of de-
PENDANT Biles, in the superior court
Thursday. The damages were alleged
to have been done to the farm leased by
Mr.. Emery on the Chehalis river above
Montesano, by loggers employed by
Biles, and $434 was claimed.
The Steamer Harbor Belle, built by
Wilson Bros. Navigation Co., is finished
and ready for the government inspectors.
AS soon as inspected the Belle will take
the run OF the Harbor Queen for short
time while the latter vessel receives
some needed repairs. The company
has not yet decided what permenant run
the Harbor Belle will be placed on.
Ii you are advertising for any ether
than purely business reasons, any old
medium will answer your purpose. But
ii you advertise for results the columns OF
TIL. HERALD are AS necessary as the
building in which you do business, for
the very simply reason that it has a
larger number of purchasing readers
than any other two papers in the city.
Our subscription books ara open for in.
spection to prove this broad assertion.
Frank Rhodes, teve Goodwell, Xnute
Hans n and Alvin Bosley, the unfortu-
nate 'homesteaders who have had their
claims protested. deny that Lew Woods,
the instigator of all their troubles, was
their locator, and cannot account for his
action, as they never done busine with
him. 1t is rumored that several other
homesteaders are up against it, and they
are all jumping sideways.-Humptulips
Press.
S. H. Soule. representing the publish
ing firm of Rand, Mentally Il Co.. is in
the city securing data for a book disc ip.
tive OF the Northwest, which j. being
pre- AIRED under direction of the northe n
transcontinental railroa ls, nd which
will be largely circulated on their trains
and elswhere. No private advertising is
taken for the book, but commercial
bodies aud localities may secure two
pages for 500, and an effort will be made
to have the many advantages of Aber-
deem appear in the work.
Herbert Fulmer was shot in the left
breast at Hoquiam, Thursday night, and
now lies in critical condition at st.
D.vid's hospital. The shooting of Full.
mer was acct iental, and was the outcome
of a quarrel between Jas. Fennel, who was
running a roulette wheel, with couple
of the PLAYERS. Fennel drew q pistol,
and several men grabbed him to take
the weapon from him. and, in the
scuffle, the pistol was discharged, the
bullet striking Fulmer. Fennel was ar
rested on charge of fourishing a dan.
gerous weapons but was discharged by
Judge w rien.''