The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-03-18


Island Packing Co.
Miss Louise Culver will close a fou,
months term of school in the Dae RaX
district tomorrow.
Mr.. A. r. Bigley, of Orcas island
returned from q visit to up-Sound cities
on the Thompson, Monday.
Hon. w. III. Thacker returned Mon.
day from Olympia, having spent the
entire legislative session there.
Mr.. Jno. A. Devlin, president of the
Island Packing Co., arrived here from
Astoria on the Thompson last Friday.
Mr.. e. NJ. Bartlett, of Richardson.
was in the Harbor short time Tues.
day and made this office pleasant call.
DIR. I. Harrison, of Roche Harbor, re-
turned on the Thompson, Monday.
from weeks visit to pp-Sounu points.
A mining district has been establish
ed OIL Orcas island and County Audi
tor A. H. Sitter appointed mining re-
cOrder.
Mr.. r C. Kinleyside, of Richardson,
returned from a business visit to up
SJund cities on the Thompson the last
of the week.
Mr.. G.. M. Tucker, of Argyle, went
to Olympia on business the last Of the
week and returned home yesterday on
the Thompson.
Mr.. T. w. Spencer, of Thatcher,
Blakely island, came over to the coun-
ty seat on the Buckeye, Tuesday, on a
short business visit.
Mrs. @. n. Culver returned to Alder
brook farm, on the Buckeye, Monday,
from ten days visit at the home of
her son in WllatcOm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Estyn Nj. Chalmers
were passengers to East Sound, on the
Buckeye, Monday, returning from a
business and pleasure trip to the Bay
Cities.
Mr.. Louis CARRIE, recently of Point
Lawrence, has rented the Gillis place,
Oh Cottonwood island and moved his
live stock, furniture aud farming uten.
sis there.
Miss Ada Mullis and Miss Mile
Larson returned from Whatcom OH the
Buckeye, Monday, where they went
District Lodge.
For sale or trade cheap.-A 60 faith
ON, 3ply gill net, 81 mesh almost new
also Is foot keel boat. Can use cow
or produce. A. e. MORGAN, Anacor.
ties Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. T. Gander, of Fair.
haven, were in the city few days the
past week the guests of Mrs. Gander's
sis er, Mrs. F. N. Culver. They re.
turned home on the Thompson, Mon
day.
Messrs. George Dennison and Ben
Morse started for WhatcOm in slOOp,
Tuesday, after powder to be- used in
finishing the rock excavation for the
Island Packing Co.'S. new building
site.
Mrs. A. d. Tiff and children returned
from the east OH the Buckeye, Tuesday
after four months visit at the home
of Mrs. lifts mother, in LIE Clair, Wis.
consin. Mr.. Tiff went as far as Seattle
to meet them.
Miss Flora Sutherland, of East
Sound, who has been teaching in the
public schools of Seattle for the past
few months has resigned her position
there, and returned home on the
Thompson, Monday.
It is reported that Mr.. Alexander
Chalmers, of Doe Bay, has bought thai
portion of the Peter LaPlant place al
West Sound which fronts on the water
and includes the buildings and orch
ards about 63 acres altogether.
The Buckeye is the first steamer t.
make landing at the new whail
near Point Lawrence, and Captain
Newhall speaks very highly of it as 9
substantial structure and safe and con
venient landing place..
Mrs. G. G.. Chase arrived from Olym
pia Oh the Thompson, Friday, to make
hes son, County Attorney H. s. King
and family few mouths visit. Sht
was not expected at this time and bel
arrival was very pleasant surprise u
the King family.
Mr.. J. H. McSorley, the Seattle
commission man, who pays cash 1Ol
all the produce he handles has estab
lished himself OH Yesler dock where
he has a fine office and warehouse and
is fully prepared to handle your pro
duce in either large or small quantities.
Send your produce to him and ge'
your money by return mail. he
handles butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes.
game. all kinds of fruit and In facl
ANYTHING grown or raised by the farm
ers of this section. He has every con'
venience for handling your shipments
while they are bright aud fresh ano
can always return to you the highest
market price for your gOOds.
It is. or should be, the highest aim
ef every merchant to please his custo
mers: and that the wide-awake drue
Arm Of Meyers & Eshleman, Sterling
ILL.,. ia doing so, is proven BY the Iok
lowing. from Mr.. Eshleman: I'm my
sixteen years. experience in the drae
business have never seen or solo OF
tried a medicine that gave as good sat
isfaction as Chamberlain's Colo, Cnoi
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. Sold %
drug department. San Juan Trading 90
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