Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-09-15

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Billy Goudy and a parry of friends
have returned from a huntjnu trjr
~ 'HO wr, IS duration, DARN" which
'''''e ''''H N4''ou ohIE one deer.
St. Martin : CDllpUn i nOy acrrnd.
ted 10 the University of Oreron its
high school graduates hpinr admit.
ted without sprri,I examination
Some pirate stoIn fine "annl.
dynamo and storage battery from
tac launch l'lai>jr. owned hv Joe PAT.
mad" ON Monday, probably at nirht
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tine late raiu has caused Tia, oat and
wheat crops to >prout. and il is
feared they are damaged If not
ruined
49, r.n1
visited the SrANn>Rp Office m. nthrr
/ day He mas been a Rrpublicln. bat
! Judging from his talk he is tiuuiu
Socialist.
i ,,;,.1.u l. L., A.
contract for constructing the lower
Nam street sewer. has completed
the work. He say, hr cleared 81. lOJ
on the iob.
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arations TO erect a one-story concrete
| building on the southwest corner of
! Fifth and Columbia streets. It will
COS, $40. 600.
- pu''t' - no" NodrinS III price
the top.notch 80 cents. Eastern
creamery. 90; separator. 40. and
country Ga.
~,
me ram has t1'iseu no ueIay on
'Ie NAN street paving. Operations
the constant rumble of the bio gray
81 wagons Indicated. .
1T mas no" pccn cohciusiVeiy SHOWN
I,at Tue Eastern oysters piahteu 10
lne oo'lhu waters nave spawned IL
fer Of the larger oyster is COMPLETE
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Inc VI. I. \. announces meet
ing on '0''"o'H evening" oept zf'h'
!" ina"E"Fa'e d campaign Ior mem
o'TS,!p ''' ''ltiaeh .alIy 10 pay 'he
Indebtedness On ine'r ''he ouliuins'
hu'h rama LEVINE aged ~ years
daughter Oh Mr; ana MIS- Z. y. De.
.ine' u,e'' wednesday morning o;
lupercuiar ll'eh'nSl'is. Inc lnmeral
was 'iei" Yesterday from the '1ris-
tiah ciiurc".
Mrs Martha A. LOOMS. of Ford s
rrairie' oleo thursday afternoon at
Ile .iol''c oi ilenry l'oo'i1ls' her son
on ''ie e., 'ar'il' one was 81 years OF
az. one .ca'es anot'itr son IN this
'''"'o ''''' '"o III "'c'iisah'
If you think SwantOwn fill is a
nice job in connection with the
MoN'ie creek waterway, go ana view
s .Ho S, .tn .ou.'i VI Hls!.n street
s'nIo vi. :ocone '1''ie' ~ - no. cA
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W. 7. Melvin, the gentleman who
was touched by a pickpocket on a
street-car during the visit of the
Sells FlOtO circus to this CITY, came
III W a.Ithu l'ie Dar"es snow yeSter-
10y nc .a!o nc hcp' HIS 'ia'o oii
us ""''o' '''' '''''0'
Magerie, the 7-year-Old daughter
OF Mr., and Mrs. Louis Barnard, is
sadly afflicted with tuberculosis of
the hip, at the hospital. Her case
seems to battle the best medical skill
ho .' , POI en- ~ - uoo.'iou " oonSch' '''a'
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j. c. Kales. prominent rancher
OF Bucoda was found guilty of kill
ing two female deer and fined 500
and costs. and his sOn-in-law, r. II.
Marvin, of being particeps crin,inis
and fined $50 and costs. by Justice OF
VIC e'''o N'o''S' 1ueso"y
Word has been received that DR..
II. S. Strickland, Of this city. is ser.
iously i'll in Seattle. and that little
hope is entertained for his recovery.
The doctor had been in failing health
for several months, and has been con-
fined to the hospital the past two
"oo"'
When in need of household furn-
ishingS don't fail to call at Chris.
NOmmensen's store in Union Block,
on East Fourth street. He carries
by far the largest and most varied
stock in the city and his prices are
reasonable. See his fine line OF
''o'oS'
Benedict Herman has filed cross
complaint to his wife's Meta Mary
Herman) suit for divorce. He charges
her with being lazy, indolent. having
bad temper and with undue in imacy
with other men. He asks that he
be given the divorce and custody of
'io o"''o'on'
While playing on a suspended bar
in the basement of the Garfield school
on WeStSide Wednesday little Mil