The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-06-10


interest in the sloop Islander for.
merry the Seal, to John G. Viereck. IT.
For sale cheap-new Columbia river
iishlng boat; rs tt. keel; 81 #. beam.
Il. e. KINLEYsIDE, Richardson
Mrs. A. III. Sitter returned FRIDAY
from her visit to East Sound. and was
accompanied by her niece, Miss Ruth
Dickson.
Road Supervisor Gilliland has about
completed this years road work, nearly
all OF the property and poll taxes hav-
ing been worked.
Mrs. G. N. Culver returned TO her
home at Alderbrook, Monday, from q
short visit with her son. 0. III. Culver.
and family, at Whatcom.
MI. John q. Viereck, Jr returned to
Doe Bay, Monday, after having been
employed at the McCush logging camn
near lake Whatcom for five months.
Mr.. E. P. Newhall, of Newhall.
president and manager of the Cascade
Bay Lumber & Manufacturing Co.
was in the city on business, the first of
the week.
Messrs A. P. Vaughn and w. O.
Clark, of West Sound, were OH this
island a few days the past week survey
ing some shore lands on the south end
of San Juan.
Mrs. w. III. Thacker and her daugh-
ter Mable, of this place, spent several
days in Seattle the past week, and
while there were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Warner.
Read the San Juan Trading Co.'S.
new 'ad' on second page and note the
bargains they offer you Ifyou require
anything in the lines offered, purchase
ROW and save money.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. VonGohren, of
East Sound, returned OH the Thomp-
son, Monday, after an absence of sever
al days in Seattle, Tacoma and Port
land, on a pleasure trip.
Messrs Tuck and Lichtenberg, of
Lopez, will bring their fine yacht "Pil-
grim'.down from Seattle shortly and
will probably attend the international
regatta at Whatcom, July 5th.
Residents of this county who have
not already paid their taxes should do
so just as early as possible and stop the
Is per cent interest which is piling up
on them every day they are left un-
paid.
Mrs. A. George, Whatcon's leading
milliner, arrived on the Thompson,
Monday, with a complete line Of mil
linery, and will be pleased to show her
goods and quote prices to any who may
wish.
Mrs. A. George, milliner, will leave
on the Thompson, Monday, June 14th,
for East Sound, where she will spend a
few days. She may visit Lopez on her
return trip, and if so will advertise and
give notice in our next issue.
The ladies of Olga gave a very en-
joyable red, white and blue social, last
Friday evening, for the benefit OF the
Olga church. The program consisted
of patriotic songs and Rotations, after
which cake and coffee were partaken
Of
There will be an eclipse of the sun
on July 20, visible, if clear, all over the
United States, and will be in the form
called annular. That is to say, the sun
will appear in a ring of light around
and outside the black body of the
moon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Carter went to
Seattle on the Thompson, Saturday.
Mr.. Carter went for the purpose of pur-
chasing goods with which to stock his
new store. Their children accompanied
them as far as Port Townsend and will
remain there with friends until their
parents leturn, tomorrow.
DO YOU wish to SELL your prop
erty? List it with me. l have no lana
of my own to offer, consequently L can
present to my customer the PROPOSE,
tons that will best suit his case. Gan
on Joseph Sweeney or Bay view Hotei
and leave particulars. III. IERoLLER,
2l7 Columbia, opposite postofhce, Seat
tie, Washington.
Mr.. Chas. J. Gillingham, of Seattle,
representing the Northwestern Shoe
Co. of that city, is making business
tonr of the county this week. AS Chas-
has very recently sold his crop OF WINS
kers to some tonsorial artist it now De-
comes necessary for him to carry a
card that he may make himself known
to his old friends.
Note the advertisement of the Geo. u.
Rrand Co. i'm this issue. The hrm is
one of the best in its line on the Sound
and its facilities for doing business IN
this county satisfactorily are exception
aIJv GOOD. They are honorable anG res
nonsible men and those who do busl-
p hess with them may be assured OF a
s.souare deap every time.
Anv person desiring a bargain IN
ANYTHING in the line of clothing, DooLs
and shoes. hats and caps. dry goods'
iadies' and gents furnishings, ETC,
will miss il if they do not call on the
San Juan Trading Co. Ihey are on; -
ing 20 per cent Oft on every In ~ onoo
these lines, for cash only. Cali ~ ono'
while the stock is large.
William Wills, who was arrested on -
a charge of assault and battery Vn .oT.
Friday and was tried before Z. y. 10.
con T. p. was found guilty as cna,soo
and fined $500 and costs, amounanE
in total to $3.50. In his nature ~ p,y
sa;d fine he was locked up IN the couI !.
t tv iaiI and ordered to work on tne IOa ga
mil said fine should be PAID, ano" luz
him So 90 for each days WORK.
Mr.. Frank Bryant and MISS a MaS
Gibson. both well known ana - Inan
residents of the south end OF san u. on
island, were married ~ = paw Fathel