The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-06-11
LOCAL AND Personal
Murray, the bargain shoe man.

See the 4th of July prize goods a
Fowle's. :
Flags, Torpedoes. Pistols, Paper Can
and Punk, at Fowle's.
Mr.. Chas- Dillingham;, of Roche Har
Dor was Ill town yesterday.
Mr.. w. A. Wakefield, of West Sount
was In town OH business, Monday.
Mrs. Kate Spencer, of Thatcher. was
IN town short time Tuesday, OH bust.
less.
Mr.. Frank Mason, of Shaw island
was i'll the Harbor, Monday, OIL bust
hess.
Mr.. John L. Morrison of Shaw island
was i'll the Harbor, Monday, OH bust
hess.
An almost new cook stove for sale
with furniture. Apply at once at this
office.
Notice the change in the "adn of the
Blue Front Store, l.. B. Carter, pro-
prietor.
Captain K. E. Davis, of Richardson,
was i'll town the first of the week on
business.
Mr.. j. c. Werner, of Anacortes was
in the HarbOr the last of the week OH
business.
Mrs. E. I. Cantine, of Helena, Mont.
is visiting her brother, Rev. j. M. G.
Warren of TODeZ
Mr.. M. r. Noftsger went to Seattle
last Saturday on the Thompson, for a
short business trip.
Miss Leila Larson left for LaConner
last Friday, where she expects to make
friends short visit.
Will Fowle's store windows and
shelves are full of ten sizes of the very
best and lOudest fire crackers.
Sheriff Newton Jones went to Orcas,
on the Thompson, Monday, on official
business, and returned Tuesday.
Nj. c. T. Butler, the enterprising
Lopez merchant, was in the Harbor
the last of the week on business.
Miss Ada Mulls returned from a
three weeks visit to friends in Fair
haven, on the Thompson, Tuesday.
Cooking Molasses, 80 cents a gallon;
cheese l29 cents per pound; evaporated
apples, 7! cents pound, for cash at
Fowle's.
Mr.. ]. Conway, the Argyle mer-
chant, shipped ten tons of oats to Seat
tie parties last Saturday by the steamer
Thompson.
Mr.. G. A. Phelps, manager for the
Oceanic Canning Co., of Richardson,
was in the Harbor short time on
business, Monday.
For SALE-SO acres fruit land, SITS;
40 acres 500; 20 acres $50. Money to
loan for 3 or 5 years at low rate of in
terest. j. G. CLINTON.
The new approach to the Island
Packing Co.'S. plant is now completed
and is great Improvement and benefit
to that companies property.
Mr.. Patrick WEIGH, our popular hotel
proprietor, went to Seattle OH the Str.
Thompson, last Saturday, on business
trip and returned yesterday.
Mrs. Della Palmer, of San Francisco
and Miss Mary Walker, NJ. d., of
Youngstown, Ohio, are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Cantine, of Lopez.
The San Juan Trading Co, have just
received large line of dry goods, and
ladies' and gents furnishing goods,
which it will pay all to call and inspect.
Mrs. A. George, the milliner, will be
at Friday Harbor and East Sound by
the second week in June and hopes the
ladies will reserve their orders for her.
Born, to the wife of Mr.. G. L. Car
ter, on Monday evening, June 9Th, a
boy. Mother and child doing finely.
The happy couple have our hearty
congratulations.
The Oceanic Canning Co., of Rich
ardson, are now busily engaged driving
piles for fish trap at Kanaka bay, on
the location owned by Messrs WEIGH,
Sweeney, Thacker and others.
Mr.. Aug. Void returned from Van
couver, WASH, Monday, where he
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vention as delegate from Mt. Dallas
lodge, No. 95, 1. o. 0. F. of this place.
The steamer Buckeye left her regular
run to Orcas island points last Saturday
and went to Waldron island for team
of horses which she took to Anacortes
and then run from there to WhatcOm.
The Island Packing Co.'s steamer,
Michigan, was put OH the gridiron here
Yesterday for the purpose of painting
her bottom and doing some little re-
pairing about her rudder and propeller.
TIE Oceanic Canning Co. will soon
begin driving piles for a trap on the
south shore of San Juan island, near
the salmon banks, on the location held
by Messrs P. A. Jensen and J. Nj.
Fleming.
On Monday last Mr.. J. M. Hatcher
rendered Supt. I. L. Dyer his reslgna-
ton as q member of the board of ex-
aminers which was accepted. No APP
pointrnent has as yet been made to NIL
the vacancy.
On Tuesday last the San Juan Trad
ing Co., of this place, shipped % tons
of oats to Lilly, Borgaruus q Go. OF