The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-03-11

Mr.. J. 4. Gould returned from a
business visit to up Sound cities on the
Thompson, Monday.
Mr.. Ivan D. Phipps, of Roche Har-
Dor, were guests at the Tourist,s
hotel the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.W. Keen and son Will
lie returned from a visit to Seattle on
the thompson the last of the week.
Judge E. d. Warbass, deputy col
lector OF customs at Roche Harbor.
was in the city the first of the week.
DR.. [. Harrison, of Roche Harbor,
was passenger on the Thompson,
tuesday, bound for up-Sound cities.
Mr.. L. M. Harper, of Roche Harbor
returned on the Thompson, Monday.
from few days visit to up-Sound
cities.
Mr.. Anthony Ohlert, of Olga. Orcas
island, was passenger on the ThOmp-
son, Monday. returning home from a
business trip to Seattle.
1t is reported that seventy five min.
eral locations have already been made
on Orcas island, and that a mining
district is now being organized.
County Treasurer Aug. Void and
family have moved into town from
their ranch in the valley and are now
occupying the old Capt. Reed place.
Mr.. E. E. Allen, of Waldron, was in
the county seat Monday for the pur-
pose of making application for final
proof OH his homestead on Waldron
island.
DR.. Geo. S. Wright was called to
Port Stanley the last of the week to
visit Mrs. O'Hara who is seriously i'll
at the home of her sister, Mrs. NJ. A.
Dieffenbach.
Miss Belle Gregg, of East Sound,
was a hOmeward bound passenger on the
Thompson, Monday, returning from a
few days visit with friends in Seattle
and Tacoma.
Mr.. Frank Wilson, who has been at
work on the Island Packing Co.'S. pile
driver at Whatcom for two or three
weeks past, returned home Monday on
the Buckeye.
DR.. Lee Baker, of Port Townsend,
arrived OH the Thompson, Monday,
and is now prepared to do dental work
of all kinds. He is stopping at the
Tourists hotel.
For sale or trade cheap.-A 60 faith
ON, 8 ply gill net, 81 mesh almost new,
also Is foot keel boat. Can use cow
or produce. A. E. MORGAN, Anacor-
ties, Washington.
Three or four men have been added
to the force at work on the rock ex-
cavation on the water front. A large
force is now at work and the work is
progressing rapidly.
Mr.. Chas. Mckay has flattering re-
ports from his mines near NOrthpOrt
and stock company is likely TO be
formed soon, and active operations be-
gun on several claims.
Mr.. Andrew Nelson, foreman on the
net work at the Island Packing Co.'S.
plant, has been confined to his bed for
few days past suffering severereiy
from some affection OF the stomach.
Mr.. F. M. Breedlove, of this city,
who has been suffering for some time
past with a serious swelling on his
neck, went to Seattle on the ThOmp-
son, Tuesday, to consult medical aid.
Mr.. Wesley Warner, an old resident
of this county but now located in Seat
tie and established in the commission
business there, has a few words TO say
to the producers and merchants in an
ad on the second page. Note what he
tells you.
On Tuesday evening. March End,
Mr.. Theodore Burrell, the popula!
engineer on the Lydia Thompson. and
Miss Engla Nelson. both of Seattle,
were married in that city by Rev. Mar
tin Larson, pastor OF the Swedisn
church. THE ISLANDER wishes the
happy couple bright and prosperous
future.
At the last regular meeting OF Friday
Harbor Lodge, No. 100 |. y. ". T., tue
following persons were electeu as ue!e.
gates to the District Lodge, for Dlstrlc'
No. 2, which will convene at Wnat
com tomorrow and hold two days
session.: MISSES VliIuC AIoiSO's es
Mullis, Messrs. Gene Gould ana NJ
w. Martin.
Quite good deal of sport has been
occasioned the past week on account
of the boat races between the yacnts
Ruby, owned by Fred Nichols, an0 ths
Epworth owned by Rev. L. L. Dyer
The first honors were captured ny MT
Over, but in the next two races tne
Ruby ran like scared wolf and easily
outsailed her opponent winning oy
several lengths. OF course it is need
less to say that Fred feels jubiiant over
his success.
The order to discontinue the Gus
toms office at Roche Harbor has peer
, revoked and the office re. estaDiisnee
with Judge Warbass as deputy coliec.
or. The quarters recently occupied ~
him are now being painted and other
wise improved prior to his moving Il
again. This is a very important omc'
| to this county and particularly SO OF
account of our extensive fishing IN
terests. and it is also a very great hell
! tn the Roche Harb0r Lime 60.
On the morning of Feb. 20, 1895, ]
was sick with rheumatism, and lay II
he'd until May 2lst. when got bottI'
Of Chan,berlain,s Pain Balm. Fhe MS
annlication of it relieved me Amos
entirely from the pain and the secone
afforded complete relief. In snoI
time 7 was able to be up and aoou'
aoain--A. r. MoREAUx, Luverne
MINI Sold nv drug department sal