Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-11-11
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DebaseG Mexican coin is flooding
the city.
Considerable rain has fallen the
past week.
Mrs. Harry Cusack has returned
from a visit to California.
George Gibbs, of New Kamilche,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Hannah McClelland is a suf-
ferer from neuralgia attacks.
A company is planning to bore for
oil in the vicinity of Rochester.
2.62 inches of rain fell in the "a
hour interval ending last night.
Mrs. Belle Oppenheimcr has re-
turned from visit to Portland.
J. H. Brown and wife returned
last evening from a visit to Seattle.
The Republicans elected their
whole county ticket here last Tues
day.
ThOs. Bordeaux and Mark Draham,
the boss lOggers, were up from Sc
attic during the week.
Congregational rummage sale is
now open in the stOre-rOOm on Co
lumbia near Third street.
Sam Percival, righ.-of-way agent
for the State Highway Commission,
was in the city Wednesday.
The County Sunday School Con-
ventior is now in session with an at
tendance of about 80 persons.
The MCGOWAN saloon was sold on
a mortgage due the Orc Investment
Company of Aberdeen for 81, 900, this
week.
Warren O'BannOn, former Olym-
pia boy, was recently united in mar
rage at Kansas City, Mo-, to Miss
Eva Curtiss.
Taxes still due must be paid this
month; If not liquidated will be sub
jected to ID per cent. interest on the
second half from June LIST.
The city elected W. Crosby Justice
of the Peace by Ill majority over
Fred Schomber, and j. NJ. Newsum
341 majority over r. A. McNair.
Bucoda went dry" Tuesday by a
vote of 43 to 41-about the smallest
margin on record-near enough to
apparently justify boot-legging."
Joseph Deibler, resident of Tum.
water, aged 50, died in St. Peter
hospital, few days ago, from
BrightHs disease and general debility
Mrs. James Michigan returned tc
her home in Courtney, B. c., yes.
terday, after a pleasant two weeks
visit to relatives and friends in this
city.
Councilman Kaler has bought the
T. J. Miller place, near Tumwater
and win occupy it with his family,
and engage in the dairy and cattle
business.
Nate Boggs, one of the Boggs
brothers implicated in the dynamite
outrage at Gate, has been appre
hended at Roseburg, Oregon, an6
will be returned to Gate to stand
trial.
Archie Durham, a rancher nea,
Gate. while temporarily employed in
StOner's logging comp, near Roch
ester, fractured both bones of one
leg by the swing of log. He was
! taken to the hospital at Centralia fol
treatment.
The creditors of the Black Lake
Lumber Co.. which failed a couple O
years ago after destruction of theil
plant by fire have been awarded thu
first and final dividend of ten pei
cent. Of their holdings allowed by the
Superior Court.
r. Karasaki. the Jap who assault
ed white man with. a pike-pole al
Rainier, q few days ago. was ineG
| 800 and costs by Justice Morris, O
that bailiwick, Tuesday. He pleao
guilty to the charge. A 20 days
sentence of Imprisonment was sus.
pended.
A monster black-fish IA feet long
was captured Sunday afternoon al
South Bay, by Lophus and Stanley
T. Madden. aged respectively "a and
II years. The fish weighed about
1900 pounds, and the boys made the
capture unassisted, the fight lasting
three hours, with rifle, knife and rope
The Republican nominees selected
at the city primary Tuesday were
for Mayor, NJ, Harris, Clerk l. N.
Holmes, Attorney c. f. Claypool,
Treasurer w. H. Bracket, Council.
man at Large r. H. Luepke, Second
ward Otto Braeger, Fourth ward
Geo. H. Funk, Sixth ward E. Nc.
Reynolds.
The suit of William Mclean for
SO, 900 damages against DR.. Redpath
for alleged malpractice came, to a
sudden termination Wednesday by
Judge Mitchell ordering the jury to
enter q judgment in behalf of the de-
PENDANT. the attorney for the prose-
cution admitting that his client had
no reasonable cause for complaint.
The local Spiritualist Society will
have r. +. Little. State President t,
and a psychic, with them next Sunday
at 2:30 P. NJ, in Mallory hall. Sub
ject: There is That Which Scat
tereth and Yet Retaineth, and There
Is That Which Withholdeth More
Than Is Meet, and Yet Scatterth
Abroad. Evening subject by audi
ence and written questions answered.
Charles Patnude died Sunday even
ing, and in him our community loses
one OF our most respected citizens.
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