Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-09-29
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Mis- Nellie Puryis has been visiting at
Wm. Gry'S.
The Fill tcrm Of Allen Academy will
open on October lst.
Mes>rs Bangs, Archer & Co., are do
iru Thrifty business in corowoed.
Mr. c. N. Wellington met large black
henr between his farm and " h,tcom on
last Mond'y.
4 cougar measuring about six tect III
,onn.h. WIS encountered by Albert Graz
hsm. on FIdalgo Island, last w.oiS
Aavrrc storm shook up the III ing
Of the Snome wharf an hondAy night,
md passengers were unable to leave the
steamer on account ol the rough weather
Mes.s. Y .s,er 81 Anderson, of Seattle.
have been negotiating with the " hAtcon
colony Tor The saw mil aud tovnsite at
that poiut. bur the trade is declared "1it ,
on account Of complications in regard TO
titles to the land The price TO be paid
was $4,000.
Il "a to the old settler we'll known
Sequence that mid weather IN autumn is
perm;ssiye OF fo.. Banks that otherwise
stay at sea. roll in on the lard. Stem
boating has been inconvc nienced during
the week 10y night io2s, prolonged twice
. In ep.ppttftper DIV
Mc.srs. Gates. G-rhart AMI party oi
. surveyors have performed the preliminN
nv portion Of their work ct Anacortcs
and returned to Seattle. They have sur
veyrd no acres into blocks of 400
by $50 icet, Next in Order will I've the
clearing OF this land, TO enable tho
streets and lots to be more definitely To-
Gated
The Sunday School IN the beach in
front 81 The hotel It Anacnrtes was well
attended on last Sunday afternoon. The
waiter was superb, and the singing was
much cnjoged Ivy the chlir1n present
These mAetiaEs ~ the ch,islren On dh-
share of ii,e beautiful waters will he
hong rem m '"l'l among the pleasant
memories Il childh >ol,
Messrs. Siblcy and Ntlsen are huildin
"a cottage Tor D.. Chil,ls on the high
prunnd in the rear of the Post Oitic- ans
sore OF Bowman & Guilds 4 little mors
CLEARING by the woodrhoppers will opci
to this residence fn!l view of Shii
HArhor, Fidaigo Bay, Vt Baker and
irgc part Of Padilla Bay not shut of
ly The knoll"
Seattle i, wonderfully situated either II
regard t, public health, or in having re
markable health officer Ill DR.. Smith, whc
recently stated that the ozone and iodin'
81 The salt water c0unteric, TO a large cX
tut he naturally unhealthy tendencies o
Imperfect sewerage which debouches OF
the CITY front. Indrcd. DR.. Smith says
there were 81 deaths in that cry during
.ho past official yt.r.-TUconia News
The two lines &c steamers on the inaid
7 rGute-ifoM CrSltle W i1C'nhei, h""
cortes and Whatcom--now carry more pas
srngers than travel ou any other route "i
Pagct Souni the daily mail route Iron
Tacoma to Port Townsend not excepted
From the railway terminus at Tacoma t.
Seattle. the beat running daily and carry
ing larger total number OF passengers II
week, that fact makes no exception
since the latter route is but the continual
ton and connection of the route irs
mentioned. with the railway terminus.
israthcr an interesting revolution. 1t shows
that the established order of things dor'
sometimes change--a fact which the SLOW
and conservative commonly find Difficult
to believe possible. 1t is one OF th"s'
small thing, which the shrewd and nc
tive business man seizcs upon, while 9th
ers are in the &C; of waking up. III,
Lower Sound mainlnnd is appreclal co
agriculturalIy and geographiliy, tor wha'
il is worth. That it will take its proper
place commercially in the pear future. is
IKE problem in the rule OF three. The
two overland railways are in this WAY
tangibiy coming to connection at the
straits.
LADIES MISSIONARY SOCIETY.