The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-04-27
LOCAL AND PrRsor.r

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work was begun on the web for III
traps last Monday. - Az 10
sa MT; Gene Gould is visiting friends =
Seattle and Marysville. i''enus .
Have look at our new line Of Me-,
dats. Martin & Jensen. = Aen
Rev. Arthur Cort moved b;s eu-
70 Argyle the first of the week.
Miss Allie Gould has been victim,
ifiehos at Seattle the past week.
Mrs. Alex Hall, of Roche Har,or
was a visitor in town Tuesday.
f. w. Keen, of Seattle. was in tou,
the nrst OF the week on business =" "
Richard Sumner, of Lopez. returned
nome from Alaska the last of the wo .'
VIM. 81. McCrary, of Roche Harho-
day. tues
Mrs. Ella w. Smith went to Port
townsend the last of the week, return.
ing Monday. '0''' ~
Mr.. Martin Malloy il back here onco
more and is working at the cannaru
running the engine.
Wall paper, from 10 cents a roll nm
at the Chicago Bargain Store 1en
Holly street, Whatcom.
Now is the time to loosen your nursa
strings and save money by buvlnp
goods from the s. ]. T. Co.
Mr.. Paul Guard and his two dauob.
1ers, Emma and Alice, went to Port
Townsend the last of the week.
A. T. Vaughn, county surveyor, has
been doing considerable surveying on
the island during the past week.
Fred Il. Thompson, of the Thomp-
son Steamboat company, made round
trip through the islands this week,
Send to Sutcliffe & Hill. Whatcom
.or samples of Wall Paper and Paints
They WILDE sent you free of charges
/ would like to buy several little pigs
Inquire at Chinese cannery. FRIDAY
aarDor. Goo SHUNG.
Fowle is everlastingly noseing around
to find something new for his store.
He finds them-new Yankee Notions
The can-making portion of the can
merry here is now running full blast and
cans are being turned out at the rate of
81, 900 day.
Gene Wilson has moved his family
here from Whatcom and they are now
residing in the Lawson house on
Argyle avenue.
We'uns of the s. J. T. Co. don't ex
pect to sell all the goods, but we want
our share Of the trade and will make
an effort to get it.
Manager Onffroy, of the Pacific
American Fisheries Company, and his
wife and nelce were in the Harbor for
few hours last Sunday.
Miss Blanche Simpson has been quite
seriously i'll for the past few days. She
is now reported as some better and her
speedy recovery is expected.
We are Agents for Fred Kaufman,
the American Tailor of Chicag : Gus
tom Garments exclusively. rait and
guaranteed. Martin & Jen-
sch.
We have just received new line of
Dress Goods, Silks, Trimmings, Cling
hams and Calico. Also new line of
Mems, Ladies' and Children's Shoes.
Call and see them. Martin & Jensen.
Arthur Lord, watch and clock re-
paIrer, is still in business in Friday
Harbor. He wishes the San Juan
county people to bring IN their repair
work, and he will guarantee satisfac-
ton.
The steamer Brick, Capt. August
Anderson, brought in scow load of
three inch planking from Whatcom
the last of the week for JOS. Sweeney,
which he will use in completing his
new dock.
Married, at the residence of III. A.
Armstrong, near the south end of San
Juan island, at 8 o'clock "Wednesday
evening, April 26, by Justice III. l..
Coffin, Mr.. Arthur Barlow and Miss
Hattie Singleton, both of Richardson.
The report that we gave last week
that Capt. Emmett Ruger had been
exoneraled from all blame for the
recent accident to the Thompson Is
hot true. The inspectors have not as
vet rendered their decision In the mat
ter.
These goods were. not riding the
shelves "befoh de wah." Fowle says
this is his first stock of Overalls OF all
sizes. Straw and Linen Hats, Work
and Dress Shirts, Ginghams, Sox ana
Suspenders. The goods and styles are
new, and the prices lover than ms
com oetitors.
The Franco-American Canning Cos
plant at Fairhaven is to be sold on the
5th of next month at public sale, Dy
the receiver, E. M. Wilson, and Will
i'm all probability be bid III by the
Pacific American Fisheries Company.
| who also own the large plant here re.
Gently purchased from the lslanu
PICKING Company.
| Rev. w G. Merritt, president OF the
stale Sunday School Association, Will
be here next Sunday and VIII occupy
the pulpit of the Presbyterian churcn
at the usual hour of morning service,
speaking in the interest OF SUNDAY
| Schools. Parents and children are
urged to be present. Other services
Of the day will be arranged and an
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