NOVEMBER, 1908. -Home or \\'m. )l, Turner. :1 lilOlle‘l' of (lrnnii.~ Falls. one of the first residences of Granite Frills. Hotel and the Granite Falls Hotel, There are six saloons and two restaurants. Granite Falls also boasts of having a mine in its vicinity, three miles up the M, C. ,R. R., The Wayside, which has produced some very rich mineral. The public buildings are two school houses. the main one being as fine as any in the country. Woodman Hall and Athletic Hall. The city has a public park which was presented to it by one of the pioneers, 'Wllllam Turner. ' EWe‘have electric lights, telephones, chem- icnlr'fire extinguisher engine, many graded. gravcled nnd sldewalked streets, and the town is in advance of any other town of its size in the country in this respect. Washington. The many social features make Granite Falls a very desirable place to live. The different orders that are in a flour- ishing condition are M_ W. A. and Royal Neighbors, W. O. W, and Women of Wood- ('rni't. Odd Fellows and Rebeccas, National Protective Legion. The Odd Fellows are preparing to build a two-story hall 50x80 of concrete. There are two and Catholic. The town owes its prosperity to the many natural resources and the industries which have been built up by the energy of its citi- zens. Among the industries may be men- tioned the Swartz shingle mill, one double block three miles from town; Heath shingle churches, Congregational tor-lo:- View of the hardware department of Ashe Brothers’ hardware store and machine shop at Granite Falls, VVnshlngton. , Author: , Accession/Object ID: 2005.28.26, Object Name: Article, Title: , Description: One page copied from what appears to be the November issue of Coast Magazine, 1908. Obviously had an interesting article on Granite Falls., OCR Text: NOVEMBER, 1908. -Home or \\'m. )l, Turner. :1 lilOlle‘l' of (lrnnii.~ Falls. one of the first residences of Granite Frills. Hotel and the Granite Falls Hotel, There are six saloons and two restaurants. Granite Falls also boasts of having a mine in its vicinity, three miles up the M, C. ,R. R., The Wayside, which has produced some very rich mineral. The public buildings are two school houses. the main one being as fine as any in the country. Woodman Hall and Athletic Hall. The city has a public park which was presented to it by one of the pioneers, 'Wllllam Turner. ' EWe‘have electric lights, telephones, chem- icnlr'fire extinguisher engine, many graded. gravcled nnd sldewalked streets, and the town is in advance of any other town of its size in the country in this respect. Washington. The many social features make Granite Falls a very desirable place to live. The different orders that are in a flour- ishing condition are M_ W. A. and Royal Neighbors, W. O. W, and Women of Wood- ('rni't. Odd Fellows and Rebeccas, National Protective Legion. The Odd Fellows are preparing to build a two-story hall 50x80 of concrete. There are two and Catholic. The town owes its prosperity to the many natural resources and the industries which have been built up by the energy of its citi- zens. Among the industries may be men- tioned the Swartz shingle mill, one double block three miles from town; Heath shingle churches, Congregational tor-lo:- View of the hardware department of Ashe Brothers’ hardware store and machine shop at Granite Falls, VVnshlngton. , Granite Falls Historical Society,Documents (articles, clippings, letters, papers),General Articles & Documents,General Articles,General Articles 01,Article (2005.28.26),Article (2005.28.26) 1, Article (2005.28.26) 1