Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-06-26

Sheet music at Evans la' 20.
The Friends in Counci club will NEE
with Mrs. II. A. Re ham tomorrow
afternoon.
! Fred Patton, OF Duluth. Mimi arrived
in the city Saturday, to ~ it his sister
Mrs. Waldo w. Hart.
Nothing better for a h"adache THAI
our own make they are guaranteed
Evans Dug Co.
Jesse F. Murphy vent to Vancouver
WASH, Saturday. to attend to some lane
cases in the U. S. land office.
Nothing better for coughs, colds and
sore throat than our White Pine cough
cure Evans Drug Co..
| Judge Irwin will leave on the first o.
July 70, Mitlin, Penna, on six week
vacation, via the G. P. R'y.
Mrs. E S. Dalton entertained party
OF friends Thursday evening, at the home
of q. W. Miller, on sixth street.
Nothing netter for the blood than our
own Sarsapriila compound, one hottie
lasts q month and costs $l.00. Evans
Drug Go.
The Lindstrom Shipbuilding company
' will build another building shed similar
| to the one now in use. 1t will be 40 feet
high, "a feet wide, and 120 feet long.
In addition to the building Of the
steamer already begun bv the Lindstrom
bodybuilding company, there is q pros
pect that another order may soon come.
The knight of Pythias at Hoquiam al 9
preparing for special initiation of nine
members, tomorrow night. The para
phernalis of the Aberdeen lodge has
been taken to Hoquiam and large num-
Der Of the local members are planning to
attend.
The completed personnel Of the Aber.
deem High school is City Superintendent
Cook, mathematics; Prin. r. B. Kel-
loeg, history and mathematics; John L..
Randall, sciences and mathematics !;
Mary F.. Fogle, German and English !;
Deda Gilmore, Latin.
Editor w. Irvine, Of the Daily Bulle-
tin lie taking vacation. He says he is
getting tired of newspaper work, but
newspaper work is like whiskey, when
it gets hold OF man he cannot let 60,
and no doubt as soon as he has taken a
rest e will be back again.
Work on the dry kiln of the American
Mill company is advancing satisfactorily.
The main room is 34xlOO feet with load.
ing platform at the front and rear. The
extra steam require for the dry kiln
will be supplied by an extra boiler which
has been installed for that purpose.
Attorney General Atkinson holds that
voters who have already registered in
1875, prior to March IL. do not have to
re. register under the new law now effect
i've. II necessary the city clerk may
open new rolls, under the new law, and
certify both to the old and new, to the
election officers.
Isaac Bowers, Maurice Fuller, Joseph
Tanner and r. P. Lncart, left for Van.
couver Saturday, to file on their claims
These Claims have been in the unsurvey.
ell portion OF the district near Mount st.
Helens and have lately been plated SO
that the settlers could make their filings.
The Carpenters and Joiners' Union
have elected the following officers for the
coming term: President, George Gibson
vice president, George Grippe; recording
secretary, r.. NJ Moody; financial secre.
tary, p. H. Pike; treasurer, II. Flyte
Con, A. I. Fox; trustee, ]. F. Scott
War;, Sam Hembling.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presby.
terrain church will hold their annual
High Feast on their camp ground on the
banks of the Wishkah, on the afternoon
of June 90. The gasoline launch Feer.
less will leave the city dock at 10 a. m.
to take all who wish to attend, to the
grounds. The public is invited.
The new office for the American Mill
company will soon be ready for occu.
pancy. The size is 36x56 feet, one and
one half stories high. In the arrange.
ment for light it is almost perfect Il e
swiss cottage effec', which has been car.
ried out by the plans, being always
favorable to plenty of window room,
The finish OF the rooms and furnishings
will be Of n alive wood and natural colors.
Several Indians passed through ii e
city last week, on their return from a
potlach, given by Istabibs Bill, the widow
of Chehalis Bill, who died seven years
ago. There were about 800 Indians pres.
ent at the potlach, which consisted Of IL c
unwilling OF a monument to Chehalis
Bill, and the distribution of money and
calico to the older members OF the tribe
and big feast for all in the evening. tt {
potlach was held on the banks OF the
Puyalup river near Tacoma.
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