Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-07-18

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mercial block, is enjoying visit fror
his wife and daughter, who will return t
their home at Oakland, CAL, this week
Drs. Smits and Mapes have ordered
couple of power launches built by N. A
Springer, for use in making professional
calls at the different points on the har
Dor.
X. Zelasko was the highest bidder fo
the city's lot on G street below Heron
he Offering $2425. Rudolph Distler wal
the only other bidder, his tender being
$221O.
Chris. Damitio, whose three sons were
drowned in the Cnehalis river recently
was down from Ford's Prairie Thursday
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Damitio.
Attorney r. Z. Taggart, who has been
visiting Judge and Mrs. o. V. Linn, al
Olympia, is again in his Office, and be-
tween times giving the boys pointers on
base ball umpring.
Charles Matheson, who has been fore
man and head filler at Charles Lewis
mill at MatIock for the past three years,
is in town on his way to st. Louis, to
take in the worlds fin.
G. b. Shipman has been elected to
represent the Aberdeen Bal bers' Union
at the international convention to be
held at Louisville, KY. October 4. p.
fl. King was elected alternate.
A Gylfe is at Long Beach in charge OF
an orchestra. The professors photo
graph gallery will be in competent hands
during his absence, which will be put a
few weeks, while he recuperates.
The Crescent bowling team beat the
Tall Timbers by POI points at bowling
match at the city bowling alley Friday
night, and now offer to bowl any five
men in this vicinity for banquet.
l don't want the earth, but can save
you money ON prescriptions. l don't
give any percentage to doctors, and will
give my customers the benefit OF % pei
cent on all prescriptions. A. w. Shelley
Chemist, Corner Market and g street. II
The rains of last week did much dam.
age to the hay crops up the valleys
Cutting had been we'll under way wher
the rain began, and the crop was caught
at the worst possible stage Of the harvest
The Chehalis County Logging tCo., o
which Cliff Weatherwax is leading
stakeholder, lost SOC, 900 feet Of logs last
week by forest fires. The fire is sup
posed to have originated from sparl
from the engine.
The city and H. D. Crawford have
settled their differences, and the sui
has been withdrawn. Mr.. Crawford fin
ishes the grade in front of his property
and the city builds a retaining wall ir
front of the same.
Mark Payette has purchased the sew
ing machine stocks OF X. Zelasko, J. J
Kaufman and 20. Smith Il Co., ant
has laid in complete stock OF machine
supplies. Machines and supplies a
bottom prices. At Zelaskos furniture
store for the present. tt
The school election to be held mex
Saturday, to authorize the purchase o
two school house sites, should receive thu
attention Of all concerned. A large VOTE
should be polled to show the directors
that their actions are ratified.
At meeting of the Trades and Labo
council Friday night preliminary ar
rangements were made for the observ
ance of Labor Day, Sept. 5. Committee
were appointed. and it was decided t,
give a grand ball on Saturday evening
Sept. 3.
Thursday night the Artisans Unstable,
the following officers: A. II. Baldw'
NJ. A.; Bertha WEIGH, Supt An.
Lcith, Insp.; J. B. Glidden, Sec'y.; n
IL. Graham and Emma Even, conduct
ors; X. Clerin, W.; E. o. Oleman, In
structor.
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Green was filed for probate last week. l
was dated May II, 1904, and was yer,
b. ief, reading as follows: "To my sister
Gertrude I. Everett, of St. Dennis, Corn
wall, England, bequeath all my earth
ly possessions"
p. F. Halferty, who operates clam
cannery at Markham, will move hi
plant to Aberdeen if the citizens will as
sist him in securing site. Mr.. Halter
ty wants to locate on the Chehaljs rive
at the foot Of G street which is held a
$41O0, and on Saturday he deposited
$500 as part payment on it, and will 10
cate a plant having pay roll of abou
$500 a mouth if the citizens will raist
the other $1,000. Mr.. Halferty was offer
ed site in Hoquiam, but is willing t.
ply $500 to locate in Aberdeen. Tn,
Chamber of Commerce will take tn,
matter up, but can do little unless thu
people generally are disposed to max,
the required effort.