The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-03-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
J., P. Paine, of Lopez, was in n
Harbor yesterday. -
Z. w. Freel, of West Sound. waa !,
town the last of the week.
VIM. Shultz, of Roche Harbor w.
IN town the first of the week.
County Auditor w. O. Clark v;s;te.
MS home at West Sound Sunday.
All Patent Medicines at 10 per cent
discount from regular prices.-NfartiI
Il Jensen. VA
Bilious headache, yellow skin. coated
tongue, fevered lips. Hudyan cures
SO cents. %
Twenty bars of our Silk Laundry
Soap, with towel 22x44, for ST. Mar
tin & Jensen.
p. WEIGH went to Seattle on ~.
thompson, Tuesday, for few DAYS
business trip.
Plmples, eruptions, sweatv hands
and feet are cured by Hudyan. All
druggists, SO. M
Try our 3Oc Sterling Roast Coffee.
ls equal to any Csc sold elsewhere -
Martin & Jensen.
Messrs. Grin and Tom Barker. OF
west Sound, were visitors in the Har-
Dor the last of the week.
Wall paper, from 10 cents a roll nm.
a. the Chicago Bargain Store, 1894
Holly street, Whatcom.
Martin Malloy went to Seattle Tues.
day to dosOme work on the Island Pack
ing company's steamer Michigan.
Send to Sutcliffe & Hill, Whatcom
eor samples Of Wall Paper and Paints
They WILDE sent you free of charges
Friday Harbor Camp No. $3.50, Mod
ern WOOdmen of America, initiated
two new members into the order Last
Thursday.
Sheriff John w. Firth and Deputy
Geo. Thacker returned from Stella
COON Saturday where they went with
VIM. Stewart.
A large school of fine herring were
in the bay the first of the week and a
great many of them were caught by
some of our anglers.
We were out to Dan Ross place dur
ing the week and caught him in the
act of raZing his old residence to the
ground. He intends to erect a pranerv
with the lumber.
Mrs. Ella w. Smith has just re-
ceived a fine line of new goods, con-
sisting of Ladies' and Children's Sail
ors, Walking Hats and Dress Hats.
Spring street, Friday Harbor, Wash.
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.
Capt. Mckay, of Fairhaven, with a
during the week. We did not have an
opportunity to interview him, but, no
doubt, he was hunting for good loca-
Sheriff Firth says that there are
about 600 patients confined in the in
sane hospital at Steilacoom, and judg.
ing from what he saw during his short
visit there he thinks this institution is
admirably conducted.
Alex McRae and son, of Chippewa
Falls, were in the Harbor during the
| week. They are the agents of a colony
desiring to locate in this state. They
speak very highly of this county, par
ticularly of Orcas island, where they
are at present.
On and after March 21st the North
ern Pacific Railway Co. will sell to all
points along its line of road west of
Little Falls second class tickets from
| st. Paul and duluth at one half the
lowest first-class fare. Daily service.
This will make the rate to New What
com and other Sound points $25.
When near Fairhaven last Saturday
the steamer Buckeye was disabled by
the breaking of her crank shaft. She
was taken into the city and tied up,
where she received the necessary re-
pairs. During her tie up the steamer
Susie took her run and carried the
mail.
A word about plows, etc. I now
carry in stock the Oliver Chilled Plows
and pillow fixtures. d. M. Ferry's Gar
den Seeds. You know, or if you don't
know you ought to, that it will not
pay to take any chances on the seed
you are going to plant.-L. B. Carter
proprietor Blue Front Store.
William Stewart, of San Juan island
was committed to the Western Wash
ington hospital for the insane at For
Stellacoom, by Court Commissioner T,
A. Jensen last week. Mr.. Stewart
was an inmate in this institution In
1898. but was dismissed as improved
after about three or four months treat
ment.
An ISLANDER reporter visited severa
fine ranches during the sunshiny DAYS
of last Friday and Saturday. Ine
farmers were feeling jubilant over tn'
fact that blowing time would soon o.
here. but the triplets-snow, hail ano
rain-arrived this week and knocked
their jubiIation sky-high. 1t Will de
Law work q few days longer.
| A reporter of THE ISLANDER tool
a,nnar 81 tho home of Barney Nc