Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-11-05

Sheet music at Evans Drug Co. tt
Did you see my brothert .? lin law? Nit. Vote
for Clark for County Auditor.
j. Sanborn was admitted to st. Jo
seph's hospital this morning.
Dent suffer with toothacle. japanese
drops will cure 1t. Evans Drug Co. II
The Review Club will meet with Mrs.
E. H. Tanner. tomorrow afternoon.
Henry Knust left Saturday for Napa,
Cal where he goes for the benefit Of
his health.
Some good real estate contracts, bear
| ing 8 per cent interest. for eale at dis
count OF per cent. Will Lsnning. Room
IA, Dabnev block.
So far this year the receipts in Judge
brakes court are over $S, 900 in fines and
forfeitures. This stands as against 81, 903
for the same period in 1905.
In every cline it's colOrs are unfurled,
Its fame has spread from sea to sea;
Be not surprised if in the other world,
You hear OF Rocky Mountain Tea.
w. B. Paine & Co.
Charles Thomson. who has been in
Nome, Alaska, during the summer. re-
turned to Aberdeen Thursday evening.
He reports Nome in fourishing condi-
ton, and expects to return there next
spring.
The Hart Wood mill closed down Fri
day to make the necessary changes in
connecting the new sorting table with
the mill power. The plant is In running
order today, and expects to run steadily
from this on.
The hull of the steamer Hornet, just
completed at the Lindstrom shiryard,
was towed to the Union mill Saturday.
She will be loaded with lumber and then
to xed to San Francisco, where her ma
chinery will he set.
Thomas Morgan returned Friday even
ing from British Columbia, where he is
largely interested in building big saw
mill, and will spend few days in the
city with his family, and looking after
his large interests on Grays Harbor.
| The members of the Rebekah lodge oil
this city will 60 to Hoquiam. Wednes-
day evening, to join in special session
of that society. Mrs. f. Wells, of Rock
f. I'd. Wash, president ofthe Rebekah
association, will be present and assist in
the work.
The schooner Benecia is at the Lind.
strom shpyard having two new masts
put in. The foot of the fore and main
masts were found to be decayed. and it
WIS necessary to have them replaced
with new ones. While there she will be
overhauled generally.
The small tugs were kept busy last
week towing logs to tidewater, as the re-
cult of the recent heavv rains. These
logs were tied up all summer on account
of lack OF water in the small streams.
and the rains were welcomed by both
lOggers and m:llmen.
H. T. Minchner, the popular travelling
man who has covered this section for
several wears for the American Paper
Co.. Seattle, has accepted the position Of
clerk at Hotel Washington, and become
a resident. Minchner always had a
hankering after Aberdeen, and was one
OF the travelling men that paper buyers
were always glad to meet.
II. d. Crawford has brought suit
against G. NJ. Hartwell, OF Olympia. and
the American Surety Co.. of New York.
Suit is brought to recover $4,000 dam
ages growing out of the suit brought by
Hartwell against Crawford, wherein
Crawiord's real estate was tied up by at
tachment On the case being dismissed
as against Crawford for want of evidence
and on compliments showing, Mr..
Crawford now sues for damages.