Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-20

The twelfth anniversary ball of the
Aberdeen Fire Department, at Firemen's
hall, Saturday night, had the largest at
tendance Of any of the previous efforts of
the fire boys, and everybody was enjoy
ing the occasion when the fire at the
Western Cooperage works called out the
department.
G. P. L. Roberts is erecting an eight
room house on Broadway, between Third
and Fourth streets. 1t is Mr.. Roberts
intention as soon as the house is COM
pleted to move his family from their
present location to the new one. This
will leave him his F street property for
rental purposes.
The Fire Department will give another
dance next Saturday evening, when all
firemen will be admitted free, and the
general admission will be so cents. This
is done in order that the firemen, whose
pleasure was spoiled by the fire last
Saturday night, and who. will make it
up at the coming dance.
Grand Chief Ranger Butts, of Taco
ma. Grand Secretary Andrews, of Sc
attic, and Grand Master Polsen of
Ballard, of the Foresters, are on tour
and viii! reach here next Tuesday. The
Foresters of this city will give them a
"smoker" Tuesday night and every
member is expected to be out.
The w. CT. U. of this city were agree
ably surprised, Friday afternoon, when
at their regular weekly meeting several
of the w. c. I. U. ladies of Hoquiam
walked into the meeting unanncunced
After short love feast the regular bust
ness was resumed, and special season
was spent In prayer in behalf of TEN.
perance reform.
DR.. N. G. Kennison has new drink.
ing cup. A seaman made the doctor 6
present of an Alaskan Indian skull. The
original owner Of the, skull was executed
by order Of the U. S. government be
Cause two shipwrecked sailors were
murdered by members Of the chief tribe
and he was held responsible for thu
murder.
Not including the Western Cooperag'
Company or the shingle mills, Aberdeen
has the following lumber manufactures
West & Slade 225.t0O feet per day, Will
son Bros. 5000, Anderson 4 Middleton
100000. American Mill Co. 100000
Aberdeen Lumber & Single Co. 00,0O0
Dryden 4 Leitch 10000; maxi, q to,a
of III, 900 feet daily.
On Saturday evening the socialists Q
this city had rally at which a iarg
number OF workmen assembled. X. n
Moody, OF this city, spoke for som
length on the rights of labor and tn
good resulting from organization. H
incidentally dwelt, between times, o
the political aspects in their relation
labor. Mr.. Whitney, of Hoquiam, ais
addressed the meeting and followe
along the same line.
The Aberdeen Ministerial Allianc
after vacation Of one year, reoI ganize
this morning and elected Rev. G. M
Dermo h president, Rev. H. d. era,
ford vice president, and Rev. q. v
, Griffin secretary and treasurer. Rev.
!. r. Pritchard was appointed to preae
; the Thanksgiving sermon, in .he Co
; gregational church. and the meetll
: adjourned to meet in the Y. M. G.
; parlors on the second Monday
; November.
While Revenue Officers S. A. Mad
: and J. H. Reed were here last wee
; they investigated the charge against Il
; proprietor of the Poodle Dog restauran
: selling liquor without license, al
, found the charge not sustained. Il.
: Coe has been in the habit of allowing h
? walters to buy liquids for the guests Il
> table use, but without profit to the re
, taurant, so to gaurd against further a
= noyance the revenue officers left tt
: necessary blanks with Mr.. Coe, in ca
he should conclude to take out COVER
ment pc, init to have liquor consum
D on the Premises.