Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-03

Under the new road law every inhahit
oft f'" stale. outside of INCORPORATED
Uluee anu GOWNS, are liable to an annua
PA tax OF 81. Women are not exempt
aut lht collectors are looking for DOSSlb Il
'roUh!e n making The ladies' pony up.
ilr. Lycan came up from Copals Satur.
day on business. rhe doctor report,
'hlng~ moving at TIA" new seaside resort
ihe 81" mill IS in operation every day,
and work being pushed on the new hotel
TINS building will contain Is bed rooms
and modern in every respect.
Chas. Sauers received a telegram from
MIR. SAVERS Saturday, stating that thelr
infant son was dangerously Ill with spinal
meningitis, at Redlands, Cal, where
Mrs. Sauers and the baby have been
spending the winter. Mr. Sauers left
yesterday morning for Redlands.
The following officers were elected
Thursday night by Graye Harbor Lodge,
b. 7. U. F.: Exalted Ruler, W. X.
Mactarlane; Esteemed Leading Knight.
Fred Furlh; Esteemed Loyal Knight,
b. &. Finch Esteemed Lectufing Knight,
+. y. Bradner; secretary, John Bertholf !;
Treasurer, c. W. Miller Trustee for
two Years, W. B. Mack; Tyler, A. A..
Brauer.
Elisha Thompson, an Old-time resident
OF Aberdeen, and for several years in the
cigar business at Bellingham, arrived in
the city Friday, and is kept busy shak-
In- hands with old friends Mr.. Thomp.
son has sold his business in Bellingnam,
ana NAV again locate on Grays .ai Dor.
Tie has held quite bunch of South
Aberdeen property since the boom,
winch he now believes will be worth
what it cost.
AT the teachers institute it was decid-
ed not to make an educational exhibit at
the Portland exposition. The reason for
this action was that the time, one month,
in which to prepare the exhibit is entire
ly too short. The Oregon schools have
been preparing for year. and it was
thought better to make no attempt than
to have an exhibit that would look poor
by comparison with schools that had
been long preparing.
With the opening of the trout season,
stories OF immense sized fish are expect
ed. but they are mostly of trout that got
away. Two Aberdeen disciples Of Isaak
w "''O''b 'O"SVStt hes'O Cu>SCCNCu LII
making their stories good by producing
he fish. While angling up the Wishkah
yesterday. George McGeary landed
Dolly Warden trout that measured 80
inches in length, while Mike Goldsmith
mastered beauty of the Rainbow
vartv that measured 26 inches. Both
OF them brought in the fish to attest the
truth oi heir tales.
VIM. Macarthur has telephoned Presi.
dent B"wes, of the chamber of COM
merce, that he had seen the letter Of
Thos. Russell. which endeavored to be-
little the Macarthur company here, and
said it was false in every statement, and
that he, Macarthur, would soon be in
Aberdeen prepared to make definite
propositions to the city council Tor site,
to be used for stone yard and coal
bunkers. and would be in position to
guarantee that his company would per.
form all promises made. 1t in expected
that MIR. Macarthur will be present at
the next meeting Of the chamber, one
elk from tonight. Later he Jelephoned
that he would ba here next Thursd ay
evening. and special meeting OF The
chamber will be called to meet him.