Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-08-17

II
Billy Buster is at the corner of Make
and G streets.
There are five steamers at the wharve
today, loa ing lumber.
F. Straus is building an addition tt
his residence, 9O5 West Heron street.
81 900 to loan on improved real estate
Will Lannng, Room IA, Dabney block.
Miss Vera Vammen returned last night
from visit with relatives up the valley.
Mrs. Minta Thomas bought lots 3 and
4, block 3, Lanning's Addition to Aber.
deem.
Andrew Sickerman underwent quite a
severe operation at st. Joseph's hospital
last night
j John Palmether was taken to st. Jo'
seph's hospital Yesterday, suffering from
typhoid fever.
Only graduate Osteopath in the city.
Dr.. r. F.. Smith, 7.8 P. o. Block. Gradu'
ate Kirksville, Mo-, School. tt
To satisfy the claim of the Aberdeen
Brewing company, Sheriff J. Graham
took possession yesterday Of the Pacific
Beer Hall.
| Edward Thompson. who has been in
| Tacoma as a Federal grand juror. re-
turned last night, the jury having been
discharged.
Tuesday, Wilson Brothers bought lots
9 and 10, block 1, wisnkah addition,
which lie land joining their mill property
on the east. ~.s.. e~
Louis Brewin bought lots ! and 2,
block 10, Pacific Land Co. addition from
Mrs. Barker. The sale was made through
Will tanning.
W.T.. Mcbride left for Cascadia, Ore,
today, where his family is rusticating.
Mr.. Mcbride is now permanently located
on farm about rs miles south OF Port
land.
Mrs. F. X. Van Tassel will open up
her school at 1903 Market street, on the
4th of September. Mis-. Van Tassal is
a successful teacher, and present indica'
tions promises another large roll for her.
Miss Rose Morgan left at noon today
for Berkeley, CAL, where she will enter
the Mills Academy and take full four
years. course. This academy is one Of
the most exclusive in the country, and
the graduates from it take high rank
everywhere.
The following signals for bridges on the
Chehalis and Wishkah rivers, went into
effect on the 18th of August by direction
of Major John Mills. corps of engineers,
U. S. A. Railroad bridge over Wishkah
river, one long and one short whistle
wagon bridge over Wishkah river. Heron
street, one long and two short whistles
wagon bridge over Chehalis river, Vests
bridge, one long and three short whistles
railroad bridge over Chehalis river. one
long and four short whistles.
A very neat compliment was paid
Messrs J. s. Gum, F. E. Eaton, F. K.
Drake, L. w. Herrick and Carl Wealth.
erwax last Monday evening, at the
regular convocation of De- Mol.i Com
mandry, Knights Templar. All Of the
gentleman are past eminent comman l.
ers OF this commandry, and as mark of
the appreciation in which they were held
by their associates each were presented
with pair of past commanders should Il
straps. Rev. Chas McDerm 9TH, prelate
of the commandry making the pre- enta
ton address.
The frames for the second shed in the
Lindstrom shpyard are nearly all in
place and the roof will follow in few
days. The new shed is 200 feet long. 81
feet wide and SO feet high, and by itt
erection will make it possible to construct
two ships at one time and have them
under shelter. The space between the
two sheds will also be rooted over and in
it will be placed a large steam derrick
80 placed az to be convenient for hoist.
ing timbers in either shed. As soon as
the frames are in place. work will be
commenced on the new steamer fol-
Captain Oliver Olson.
Captain Tom Stream is again master
of the tug John Cudahy after short lay
off caused by having his papers taken
away, through apprehension. The
matter had been referred to the bead
of the department of navigation at
Wa hington, and he has not only beer
reinsated, but upon looking up his re-
cord, it was found that he was entitled tC
better papers than tn Sc taken from him
He now carries the best there is, and
Yesterday he took the customary oath
before Deputy Fisher and the pers MS
instrumental in making him the trouble
are looking down their noses. Captain
Stream has the honor of being one of the
youngest men on the coast carrying
masters papers.