The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-06-25
LOCAL AND Personal
Murray, the bargain shoe man.

Flags, Torpedoes. Pistols. PAPER Cans
and Punk, at Fowle's.
Miss Julia Brown is visiting friends
in Whatcom this week.
Mr.. Tolloffson, of Mud Bay. was in
the Harbor, yesterday, on business.
J. A. Gould has been confined to his
home for day or two past with illness
County Superintendent T. l.. DYER ia
making many OF the schools visit this
week.
r. c. Kinleyside, of Richardson, was
in the Harbor, the last of the week, on
business.
y. A. Carr, of Seattle, is on the island
delivering clothing, which he took or
ders for not long since.
Mr.. Ralph Blythe, who is now en-
ployed OH the steamer Roche Harbor,
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. James Burke left for South Bend
last Tuesday, OH the steamer Thomp-
son, OIL short business trip.
Will Fowle's store windows and
shelves are full of ten sizes of the very
best and loudest fire crackers.
Mrs. A. III. Sitter went to Shaw
island yesterday to make friends visit
and Will likely return tomorrow.
Miss Mile Larson returned from
Seattle, Saturday, where she has been
during the past winter attending school
The Iceberg Point Fish Company has
already shipped quite large quantity
of fresh salmon to Seattle fish dealers.
Cooking Molasses, 80 cents a gallon;
cheese 121 cents per pound; evaporated
apples, st cents a pound, for cash at
Fowle's.
Miss Leila Larson returned from
La Conner, last Saturday, where she
has been for few days past visiting
friends.
The Ocean Steamer, City of Pueblo,
took ON a cargo of 2OOO barrels of lime
at Roche Harbor, last Monday, for San
Francisco.
Mrs. A. George, the popular milliner
of Wtatcom, has been in the Harbor
for two or three days past with a fine
line of millinery.
For SALE-S0 acres fruit land, $l75;
40 acres 500; 20 acres $50. Money to
loan for or years at low rate of in
terest. ]. G. CLINTON.
Messrs. G. M. Larson, Fred Nichols,
Herman Dightman and Fred Knight
have been out OH cruise for ten days
past, on the sloop, Marcia Holt, of this
place.
A meeting of the Farmers Co-opera-
tive Association will be held at Shaw
Island school house. Saturday, July
18th, to perfect arrangements for their
annual picnic.
Miss Addie Dightman, of this place,
who has been at Ellensburg for several
months past attending the State Nor
NAL school, returned home on the
Thompson, Monday.
Wanted immediately.-Ag girl for
general house work i'll family of two
at Roche Harbor. State age. Good
wages paid. Address THE ISLANDER,
Friday Harbor, Wash.
Thomas Paxson, of Brush island, re-
turned yesterday, from Tacoma, where
he went to attend the Populists State
Convention, which elected delegates to
the National Convention.
Mr.. M. E. Blanchard, of East Sound,
stopped i'm the Harbor short time
Tuesday, while enroute to Anacortes.
Mr.. Blanchard has accepted position
will, -'honias Bros. who are III the
fisbirg business at that place.
A picnic party composed of w. II.
Thacker and family, J. L. Blair and
family, Geo. Dightnian and family and
l.. C. Larson and family went down to
the south end Of San Juan island, yes
terday, to enjoy holiday.
An Epworth League social will be
given at the residence of Mr.. z. Tory,
Tuesday evening, June 80. Everybody
ia invited to attend. Refreshments will
be served at the slight cost Of ten cents.
Proceeds to be applied to an organ fund
for the church.
A few strawberries have been shipped
by fruitgrowers in this county during
the past week, but as yet they are q
very scarce article of diet. The crop OF
late berries promises to be large one,
however, and indications are that they
will bring a first-class price.
$40. 900 TO LOAN on improved farms.
Principal and interest payable in Fri
dav Harbor. Money on hand to close
up loans when papers are signed. we
can give as low a rate of interest and as
favorable terms as any loan company
i'm the state. Get our rates and terms
before going elsewhere.-SAN JUAN
COUNTY BANK.
Buy YOUR hardware of cash store
r. I. Morse, New Whatcom, will sci.
YOU a Myers spray pump for S2.7o; ~
quart galvanized iron pals, 70 Genus; Q
and 10 quart milk pans. IS cents COZ
en-: II Quart heavy tin dish pans. 70
cents: galvanized barbed wire, 81 cents
| pound; 10 penny wire steel nails ana
larger. So. 20 a keg. Lowest cash prices
for all staple hardware, doors ana WIN
dows.
Next Sunday will be Children.s DAY,
and will be observed by the Union
Sunday School at 2:3O p. NJ, ana II =
earnestly requested that a large con-
gregation be present to join In the ser
vice. A very appropriate program has
been prepared, and the church VIII ue
decked with flowers and evergreehs'
Recitations will be given by children
Of the SUNDAY School and a most inter