, 1882-06-02
RRIEF LOCAL ITEMS


Mr. JAS JONES has been quite i'll this
week.
STANDARD Minstrels next Monday.
Read their advertisement.
SPECIAL Agent Horr has gone to Port
land on official business.
Most time for strwberries, garden
vegetables and yellow jackets.
Mrs. COOPER and Mrs. Wood, OF Dun
geness, came to town on Tuesday.
DIR. Hunt, the dentist, has had a sue
cessful season, and will return June 2lst.
Mrs. DopD had new potatoes for
dinner, of home raising, few days ago.
WE notice sundry Improvements going
on at the southern terminus of Madison
street.
If you want to buy cows and calves,
Mr.. Nichols, of Scow Bay, can accommo-
date YOU
Mr.. ENoCH PLUMBER was in town yes
terday, and will probably return shortly
to remain.
A MERRY party of pic-nicers took trip
to "Josephs Well' just above the station
Il few days ago.
Mr.. KoRTER's family are entertaining
themselves with measles along with their
other misfortunes.
The steamer Hope arrived last week
from San Juan, with load of lime for
Messrs. Waterman & Katz.
Mr.. L. B. MAsr1cK went down the
straits in the Dispatch this week on a
prospecting tour in the Olympic foot hills
The Port Townsend boys have played
smart-gone and let one of those reve-
nue. marine fellows capture one of our
bellies.
READ Waterman Il Katz' new adver-
tisement. They are on the war path
with more new goods than you could
'shake stick at"
To appreciate the attractiveness and
advantageous location of Latimer 4 Co.'S
drug store you must call and see for your
self 1t is quite superb.
SHERIFF's sale OF lands for delinquent
taxes in front OF the court house door
next Monday, at 10 A. NJ. Don't forget
il you want to buy any.
MEssRs. Hastings Il Morgan have
taken charge Of the steamer Dispatch and
will complete her present mail contracts,
the transfer having been accomplished.
Mr.. c. +. CLAPP's new building be-
tween Dalgardno's and Waterman &
Katz', is fast nearing completion. 1t is n
credit to the town and to its enterprising
owner.
Mr.. CLINGER has reopened his auction
store in the new building recently erected
by him. His sign now hourishes in front
of as pleasant busines stand as there is
in town.
MASON DoRE restaurant. That is
where you get lots of nice eatables. We
obeyed the promptings Of desire to
go there the other day, and now want to
60 again.
On Wednesday the side-wheel steamer
Idaho Capt Orr, steamed up to lrondale
with load of juvenile pleasure seekers,
The public school had holiday and
made the most OF it.
Nor long since the schooner Emily Ste
Vens made the largest catch that has been
made there yet The sealing season is
drawing to close, and vessels must make
the most Of the favorable weather
Try some of the new styles of job type
lately added to the ARGUS Office. Parties
who have been getting work done during
the past week are delighted. Send in
your orders for letter heads, bill heads,
cards, tags, etc.
THE foundation OF the new mill has
been laid, and the frame timbers are be-
ing rapidly put in place. A force Of
workmen under the able supervision of
Mr. Hmchman are crowding the structure
with all possible speed.
MEssRs. j. A. Kuhn and d. G. II.
hothschild are about starting east of the
mountains TO attend the regular annual
session of the Grand Lodge of Masons.
Mrh. Z. Hill will also go, rs delegate
from the lodge in Island Co.
WE acknowledge the receipt of q
complimentary ticket to Miss Galliher's
oaii on Wednesday evening. We were
700 busy to look in and see how it pros
pered, but learned that il was a most
peasant and gratifying success.
Is ls expected that ship yard will be
IIpeedily added to the saw.mill, as relia-
1,e parties were here few days ago want
thg thg terms from the company looking to
D." e establishment of such an industry on
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