Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-01

son. II you have procured license 20
can hunt, if not. you had better 60 t
Montesano and get one; it will cost 20
one dollar.
A flock of whale birds came up tn
harbor as far as Hoquiam this week. fol
lowing school OF salmon. This is thu
farthest inland these birds have eve
been seen. -
On last evening large party of Aber
deenonians went to Hoquiam to be pres
ent at the card tournament given by the
Daughters OF the Revolution, at the Ho
quiam hotel.
Mr.. Pascoe and family removed tc
Montesano yesterday. For some time
Mr.. Pascoe has been doing business in
this city, but having sold out, moves to
the county seat.
Sheriff Graham sold the stock OF goods
of G. w. Mack at auction Yesterday, the
sale occupying the entire day and even.
ing. The sum realized is not figured up
as we 60 to press.
Mrs. Carl Gabrilson and son left Tues.
day on the steamer Coronado for San
Francisco, where the boy will complete
his studies in drawing, for which art the
lad has considerable talent.
Just Received-New fall goods. All
the latest novelties in ladies' and misses
hats. New line of fancy collars and
belts, and infants hoods. St. Paul Mil
linery, Market and F streets. If
SOLICITOR WANrED.-A live, capable
man to solicit orders for established firm.
Largest retailers, in the U. s. Good pay
to right party. Address, with reference,
Grand Union Tea Co.. Seattle, Wash.
The Grays Harbor Electric company
is having the car repaired that was dam.
aged by running into COW Sunday
night, and expects to have it ready for
business next Sunday.
The eight. year old son of Mrs. A. X.
Hemphill fell from sidewalk this morn
ing and broke an arm. He was taken to
the Aberdeen General hospital, where
the fracture was reduced.
A carload of white pressed brick ar.
rived Tuesday for r. L. Dabney. to be
used for the front OF the new brick block
now being erected by the side of the
Vulcan Iron Works store on Heron
street.
The Aberdeen Brewing company is
preparing to increase its capital stock
from 100000 to 100000. Improvements
are to be made and the output increased
as soon as the proper steps can be
taken
J. A. Moller returned to Chinook,
WASH, today, after spending several
days in Aberdeen. While here Mr..
Moller leased the Benn Office building on
+ street, in which he will establish a
saloon.
s. X. Bowes has tired OF furnishing
paper notices for the public to tear down,
and has had signs made OF tin, nicely
illuminated with his name and trade
mark, to put up on property that he has
for sale.
Residents on the east 81 de of the
Wishkah river are circulating petition
to the county commissioners for road,
from the city limits OF Aberdeen to the
road running between Grand Forks and
the Wynooche river.
The recital given by Miss Baker, at
Hoquiam, Tuesday evening, called
large number OF our citizens to that burg
to hear her in her farewell concert Miss
Baker will start for the East soon to pur.
sue her musical studies.
Henry Lentz has traded his Market
street property for the land of jed
Rogers at Aberdeen Gardens, and moved
to his new home yesterday. Mr.. Rogers
has moved to town and occupies the
house gotten from Mr.. Lentz.
Mr.. Charles Miller, OF the Aberdeen
State bank, has started on two months
vacation. He will leave next week for
visit to his father in the East, and
while away will visit the st. Louis Expo
sition and other places of note.
The body OF Charles Cole, who was
drowned in Alaska, has been sent down
to Cosmopolis. The funeral services will
be held at that place on Sunday after.
noon, at 2:30 o'clock, Rev. G. McDer-
moth OF this city, officiating.
The school board sold the Wishkah
street lots belonging to the district,
Tuesday, to DR.. w. F. Schwaner, OF San
Francisco, who, it is said, will cover the
l00xl30 feet with a brick and stone
building, to be used as dental college.
Councimen Chas r. Wilson and NJ.
r. Sherwood went TO Seattle today, to
consult with Major Mills, L. S. engineer
officer, about securing to the city pub |
lie highway on the lands, along the bluff, |
as suggested by the state commission
last week.
The Grays Harbor Electric company
moved the supplies from the store.room
of the Aberdeen Electric company on G
street to their car barn on Market and