The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-07-19


The Garland carried the mail from
Townsend, Monday, in place of the
Thompson.
The Island Packing Company are
turning out twenty-thousand salmon
cans per day.
The Island Packing Co. launched
a new scow, Monday, to be used for
receiving fish.
"A gentleman from Seattle is looking
over the Ellis ranch with a view to
purchasing it.
WIN. Boyce paid this Office visit
last week, and is now a subscriber to
the official paper.
john Powers is visiting i'm Seattle
this week, and Steve Doyle is filling his
place at the Tourists.
Mrs Frank Newhall, of Seattle, is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. p. Doyle, in the Valley.
Fred Anderson was down from
Roche Harbor and spent Sunday with
friends in the county seat.
William Douglas has added a much
needed improvement to the Bay View
hotel, in the shape of a toilet room.
israel Katz, formerly a merchant
at this place, was on the island looking
after real estate interests, this week.
C. B. briggs has moved his family
back into the Harbor, having rented
his ranch to John Werner who has
taken possession.
Ross Bros. house, in the Valley,
was robbed of S125 last Friday. Sus-
picion points pretty strongly to Barney
COe as being the miscreant.
Mrs. Geo. Thompson, and Mrs.
VIM. McLachlan and daughter Eta,
of Seattle, visited with Mrs. Idele
Nichols and family, this week.
Mr.. J. G Crome, late editor of the
Whatcom Express, but now with Pal
mer & Rey, of Portland, was transact
ing business in Friday Harbor this
week.
MIR and Mrs. E. C. Nordyke, Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Hackett and Mr.. G. e.
Nordyke, went to Stewards island in
the Sintz gasoline launch, Glover,
yesterday.
-"Imperial and Monarch Flour is
made by the same mills and from the
same wheat, 1st and I'd grades respect
lively. For sale by d. II. HILL & Co.,
East Sound, Wash.
The farmers are all very busy max
ing hay, this fine weather Harvesting
will soon begin, and it will keep the
farmers busy to get their grain all i'll
before the fall rains set in.
The dance last Friday night was
very good although there was not
very large attendance. The Highla I'd
fling by little Eta McLachlan was
nicely executed, and much enjoy, by
ALL
Mr.. J. N. Fry, of East Sound, sent
a bunch of Mammoth Red currants to
this office last week which were the
largest we have ever seen. Mr.. Fry has
shipped a great many strawberries OIL
of his little patch of ground at East
Sound this year.
Mr.. John Devlin is in Portland,
irving to locate some fish nets ordered
from the East, by the Island Packing
Co.. which have been tied up in the
railroad strike. The salmon have begun
to run and the nets are needed very
badly.
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other cause, the stomach, liver, ana
kidneys become disordered, no time
should be lost in stimulating them tf
action. Ayers Pills act quickly, safely
safely and surely. Sold by druggists
and dealers in medicines.
B. w. Holloway, the well known
ieweler. will be i'm Friday Harbor next
week, prepared to do all kinds of work
in his line. He will also bring stock
of iewelry, watches, clocks, spectacles
etc. which he will sell at prices to suit
the times. Watch and clock repair ne
a speciality. Give him trial.
-"Imperial Flour" is the only blended
stock ever offered on this coast. 1t Il
new patent process of Blending to
pether the best known varieties OF whea
for both strength and color, thereb,
producing -four that will give the bes
possible result for the housekeeper.
For sale by San Juan Trading 20.