The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-04-29
LOCAL AND Personal
Murray sells shoes below cost

d;n;n LII ce steaK go TO the Tourists
~ Mrs. John L. Blair went to Tonaz
tuesday, to make friends a short Visit
Mr.. A. P. Vaughn, of West sorra
was IN the Harbor the first of the weak
M. w. o. Clark, of West Sound. was
IA the county seat the first Of the week
on business. - ''o "0eA
Miss Addie Dightman began teach.
ing schooi in district No. %, on Mon.
day morning last. - n
MI. and Mrs. G. L. Carter retnrnod
from visit to Port Townsend. on The
thompson, Monday.
Good coffee, choice meats, good pastry
ana good edibles of all kinds served at
the tourists dining hall.
The best meals ever served in Friday
Harbor is what you hear all who o., r.
the Tourists dining hall say.
Mr.. John A. Miller, travelling mas
senger agent for the Great Northern
day. 'o''o'
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Jones went to
Richardson, Saturday, to visit friends
ana returned home on the THOMPSON.
Monday. oA'
Miss Rhoda A. Lee returned on the
thompson, Tuesday, after a short visit
Win friends at Deer Harbor and West
Sound. Wv
Mrs. Carl Stewart returned to her
home Blaine on Saturday last after q
few days visit with her mother, Mrs.
Isaiah Jones.
Preaching services will begin in the
Presbyterian church in the Valley on
Sunday, May 2, at 2:3O p. m. J. M. G..
Warren, pastor.
Messrs Joseph Hilton, I. o. Gaas-
land and W.. Lockwood, of Olga, left
Tuesday for the Olympics on a pros
pecting expedition.
Rev. Walter s. Crockett, pastor of
the First Christian church of Whatcom
held services in the M. E. church here
VA 1AOuO0J OSCA1uS ldSU.
Mr.. T. M. Lee is now erecting a new
store building for ]. G. Clinton at the
new mining town of Silverton, in the
Monte Cristo mining district.
The schooner Port Admiral, Captain
Barlow, sailed into port on Monday
morning last with another cargo of
lumber for James L. Farnsworth.
For Sale.-A few thoroughbred Ches-
ter White pigs, imported direct from
Salem, Ohio, at SIS 90 each. Apply to
FRAK DENNIsON, Smiths Island.
For SALE-Early and late cabbage
plants, 40 cents per 100. Leave your
orders at Carriers store, Friday HarbOr,
or address A. A. Turnbarge, Argyle.
DIR. Lee Baker, of Port Townsend,
will be in Friday Harbor, April 26th.
and remain until May 1st. All in need
of good dental work will do well to
give him call.
Sheriff A. B. Estabrook, of Whatcom
county was in the Harbor the last of
the week for the purpose of attending
the execution of Richard Fl. Straub, on
Friday, April 70.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. WEIGH and little
daughter will leave on Monday next
over the Great Northern, for Bellville,
Ontario. They go to visit his mother
and expect to be absent several weeks.
The large building now being con-
structed for the Island Packing Co. is
under roof and will soon be completed
if Contractor FarnswOrth continues
the lagre force of men now at work
ON it.
Road Supervisor Robinson of the
Olga district has been accomplishing a
lot of good work on the roads over
there and especially on the new road,
or right of way, between Doe Bay and
AlderbroOk.
Mr.. Peiser, the photographer, is ready
for business in the rooms formerly Oc-
cupied by Mr.. Sturgeon. If you wish
to get any work done do not delay as
he will not remain here very long as he
intends visiting other places on the
islands.
Mr.. VIM. III. McCrary, of Roche Har-
Dor. returned from Seattle on the
Thompson, Monday, where he had
been for nearly week attending the
session of the Grand Lodge, A. Q. u.
w. as delegate from Roche Harbor
Lodge No. rs.
Judge I. J. Lichtenburg and son
Rem. and III. e. Tuck, of Seattle, arrlv-
ed on the Thompson, Monday. The
Judge is here for the purpose of MAX
| ing q careful inspection of various farms
i'm different parts of the county and as
soon as he finds q location that suits
his fancy he expects to purchase and
make this county his permanent home
MI. C. n. King, late of Seattle, has
leased the dining department. OF the
Tourists hotel aud intends to run II as
thoroughly first-class short order
restaurant, serving meals at all hours,
and at all times will try and serve his
patrons with not only the substantlals
but all the luxuries the market anords.
Mr.. King states that he is also an e1-
nerienced butcher, and will at all times
have fresh meats for sale SO that ne can
snpvly the local demand with the pest
that can be procured and at the lowest
market prices.
The entertainment given under the
ausnices of the Good Templars lodge o,
Friday Harbor, on the evening OF apr