Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-07-29
BRIEF MENTION.


WILDLY Island during the week.
Mrs. Amos Bowman and Mrs. P. Oakley
visited Seattle last week.
At this Office we have facilities for do
ing every description of job printing,
neatly and cheaply. Do you want any2
The little steamer Everll from Seattle,
brought party of commercial travellers
to Laconner Monday.
William Hagadorn, was unsuccessful in
obtaining medical relief at Victoria, and
returned home this week.
The crops in the vicinity of Padllla Bay
are all looking fine, and there promises
to be larger yield than last year.
Miss Mamie Boardman, of Seattle, is at
present engaged in teaching school on
the Skaget river.
H. White, of Fidalgo bay was pas
senger on the Chehalis Monday afternoon,
or his way to the county seat.
The Otter arrived about midnight on
Thursday, and anchored tor the night,
leaving for Whatcom az an carly hour en-
Friday morning.
Mr.. Sauer travelling agent for the hard
ware house Of F. w. Wusthoff, went
south on the Chehalis Wednesday morn
ing on his way to Seattle.
The Mail says that the Northern Pacific
company are making a geological survey
of the Skaget river and Sank country
leading to the mountain passes.
The steamer George E. Starr took an
excursion party from Port Townsend ON
Monday, among the islands Of San Juan
county.
The steamer Jas. Mcknight was in
Laconner on Monday of this week. She
seems to be making quite regular trips
connecting Skaget with Laconner.
Capt. Brannan, after short vacation,
will don his Southwestern and again take
his trick at the wheel during the coming
week.
Amos Bowman, who left here some
three weeks since, has arrived at his
field of labor for the next three months,
and has fairly entered upon his work OF
survey.
1t is expected that the steamer We'll
come. now undergoing complete over
hauling at Seattle, will he ready tn re-
sumo her place on this route within a
week Goodcnutf.
We understand that Mr.. Van Auken,
living near Edison, will star. black
Smith shop at that place shortly. This
will no doubt he greatly appreciated by
tile tai mers and loggers in that vicinity
The fishing season has now fairly begun
Mt SemIahmoo and Point Roberts. Sal
mon are more plentiful than in any pre-
ceding year, and those engaged In the
business are reaping the benefit.
Owing TO the failure of Prosecuting
Attorney Evans to file the necessary brief
in time, in accordance with Supreme
Court rules, the case against Geo. ID.
Hill, Treasurer of King county, will no,
he tried ut the present term of that body
JF. Whiting, travelling artist for the
illustrated West Shore, published at Port
land, came up on the Chehalis Monday
last. He is taxing sketches of landscapes
and different points of interest In What
com county tor his paper.
G, II. Miller and wife, formerly of La
conner, but now of Oak Harbor, have
Just returned from an extended tour
through she East. taking in Connecticut
particularly, and covering period of
almest half year.
Austin g. Gilman, who are at present
engaged in surveying the new town site
OF Whatcom, are getting along finely
with their work. We understand they ex-
pect to finish their labors ut that place in
about two weeks more.
If YOUR planes are dingy and covered
with finger marks get bottle of Smiths
Superior Piano Polish. 1t gives pianos,
organs, or furniture polish as good as
new. Price, fifty cents per bottle. For
sale by W. A. Smith g. Co., Front Street,
Seattle. 19-4w
Kellogg 4 Andersen. druggists at
Seattle. have dissolved partnership; Mr..
Anderson quitting the business, and Mr..
Kellogg continuing it alone. Mr.. Kellogg
is an accomplished druggist, knows the
local trade thoroughly, and should make
success OF the business.
The Chronicle alludes to a recent meets
ing at Seattle for the purpose of organic
ing nook and ladder company, and says
the meeting was called to order by Mr..
U'Ranke. Mark the prefix, will yez
This is the first time We ever heard of u
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