The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-07-20
,ocALA AND PERSONAL.
p;es and Cakes at Fowle's.

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1omes FARMLAND went to Rich
MI, on business, Tuesday.
C. Harper is again in camp
hon Lie family at East Sound.
,S and Dimities from SC to zoe
Law ssrd at Martin & Jensen's.
o 10 going to get the Photograph
" I ;s the leading question now.
ow line of stationery just received
the Argyle store. Call and see 1t.
c.ouu and Bridge work a speciality.
~ .fS Martin, dentist, Friday Harbor,
Wash.
1o.eph Sweeney left yesterday for
the Bay Cities and Seattle on business
trip.
... Ella w. Smith went TO Port
rownsend, Tuesday, on the Thomp-
son.
Uo carry the finest line of Gents
nv '" 70 he found in town. Martin &
Jensen.
AR Thompson, of the Thompson
rSb Company, Seattle, was in town
Tuesday.
pobt McLachlaii and children were
IN town Tuesday to have some dental
work done.
Mrs G. B. briggs is still picking
M choice strawberries from her
match near Argyle.
Mr. A, Newhall is getting ready for
Gill net fishing and now has all his gear
nearly ready for use.
Plantation of heart, indigestion,
saanlessness, melancholia. Hudyan
onrps All druggists, SO cents.
cond TO Sutcliffe & Hill, Whatcom,
,or samnles of Wall Paper and Paints.
Thev WILDE sent you free of charges
We nav the very highest market
nrce for your produce and sell you
GOODS at cash prices. Martin & Jensen*
Mr.. and Mrs. Asael Larson, of this
Mace, are the proud parents of a fine
baby boy, born to them on the 10th
inst.
Mr., and Mrs. w. A. May, of Doe
Raw, are rejoicing over the birth of a
fine boy baby, born Saturday evening,
the 18th inst.
Sam A. CARRIER, representing the
chamberlain Medicine Company, of
Des Moines, Iowa. was in town the
first of the week
Fowle has Just received q nice line of
Ladies', Misses, Boys and Children's
Shoes You will be pleased at their
prices, wear and styles. 4
Mr.. P. A. Jensen, of the firm of
Martin Jensen, spent the first of the
week transacting business in Seattle.
Mrs Jensen accompanied him.
An elegant line of stationery for
ladies use just received at this office
direct from the eastern manufacturers.
1t is the latest style. Call and see it.
Mr. E. F. Harpst and family have
moved into the Marschand building,
opposite the Blue Front Store. Mr..
Harpst is Il matchmaker and jeweler.
We are Agents for Fred Kaufman,
the American Tailor of Chicago. Gus
tom Garments exclusively. Fit and
satisfaction guaranteed. Martin & Jen-
sen.
Mr.. Merrifeld, an OLD gentleman SO
years of age, father of Stafford Merri-
field, of Argyle, died at his sons home
last week and was buried in Valley
cemetery.
We are receiving almost daily new
lines of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes,
Groceries, etc, which keeps our stock
always new and attractive. Yours re.
spectfully, Martin & Jensen.
The judge looked up as he climbed
the stair, And his wife looked down
with savage glare, For of all fierce
words of tongue or pen, The fiercest
are these: "Where have you been?"
Robt Kittles, ST., one of the oldest
settlers of the county, died of drOpsey,
AZ his home Oh Jones island, Wednes.
aay of last week and was buried there
last Thursday, Mr.. o. Il. Loos conduct
mgthe service. He was in his 73rd year.
One of the traps belonging to the
rort Angeles Packing Company, on
the salmon banks, is reported to have
Geen robbed by gill meters one night
last week. They are said to have
ufiVen off the Waterman and taken
away all the fish they could carry.
Under the state law every man en-
gagged IN the business of fishing must
laAe out an annual state license for
when he pays 81, the money to go into
tne flsh hatchery fund. Over l, 200 in
uiSlvldual licenses have already been
ISSUED, and nearly loo licenses on nets
and gear.
:, Key: Hugh w. Gelchrist, pastor of
cue Westminster Presbyterian church,
seattle, will hold services at the Pres
bpsIerlan church here next Sabbath,
V yoln morning and evening, and at the
Ccaiiey church in the afternoon. Mr..
v utichrlst is an eloquent speaker and ali
VINO can should attend.
lieut. Lieut., Dunwoody, of the revenue
s aallch Guard" is reported to have
, ,riltu hve Fraser river fishing boats
n nlth their nets and tackle near Point
,i Iooefts few days ago. for violation Of
ne nshlng laws. The boats, gear, etc.,
, we're turned over to the deputy GUS
'o'is collector at Blaine.
marley Fleming came down from
o o,aaska ON the steamer Roanoke which
nn, IN Seattle on Monday, but has
mot yet got home. He was seen in Sc
allle the first of the week by p. A.
cemss The Roanoke, which is now
d o,,Fu the Treasure Ship" brought
50 So" "a II large list of passengers and over
'''ooo,Oo0 in gold dust.