The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-06-22

vonnr vo,,,i 10y was given to tn.
Ronoo VI the Harbor at tn,
a uUns OF Mr; L. c. Larson last Fr;d s.'
mort : s. :, .; .nose who attended re-
Master Eben Firth went 70 r....,,
saturday and will 20 from thos t.l,
hrenerton Port Orchardl. whara ~, =
pig government dry dock IL locote S ~, =
see the big battleshtp Iowa. o' .
!, Messrs. Fred Hall, ]. L. Blair and
-. J. Zeigler went to Seattle the i.ss ~. :,
the week to attend the Grand En 49, ~
nent OF the g. A. r. Of Washinotopp
which is being held there this week
we have just received new limo =.
Dress Goods, Silks, Trimminos G;no ~
mans and Calico. Also new limo 8.
Mems, Ladies' and Children,s Shoes ~
Cali and see them. Martin 4 Jensen
Mrs. Harriet e. Wright. mother .,
Dr. Geo. s. Wright, went to SeattIa
Tuesday, on the Thompson for ' q
months visit with Miss Hawlev. who
made many warm friends during her
visit here last summer. Ae'
us.cC vi tue harry B." met
with a painful accident at Richardson.
SUNDAY morning. He got his hand
caught In tow line and had it taken
completely Of. He was taken to the
hospital at Port Townsend.
Alfred Douglas went to Ionez last
week with his handsome stallion Tony
He left him there in charge of r. q
Eaton, OH the Chas. Brown place who
will keep him until July Is. Anv one
wishing service from him can apnlv tn
Mr.. Eaton. '' ~
The new cannery building, 5OxlOO
and two stories high, was Completed
Monday. The carpenters are now
working on a large reservoir, which
will be put OH the hill back of the can
merry, and will be large enough to hold
two scOw loads of water.
For Sale:-SE. / of the SW. I of Sec.
n, Twp. 81 North, Range 2 West, 40
acres. This property is we'll located in
the Crow valley, Oh Orcas. There is a
cabin on the place and seven acres have
been cleared. It can be bought cheap
for cash. Apply at this office.
Fowle has not got any old stock or
clay fireworks to fool the small bow.
Firecrackers, IA for one cent to IS cents
each. Sky Rockets from ounce to 4S
ounces each. Roman Candles, one ball
to 80 balls. Up-to-date and giant cam
non crackers by the case, also bombs
and fifty other varieties.
During the heavy blow on the straits
Monday night, the Anacortes Packing
Company's trap was partially de-
stroyed, nearly all of the Gaping being
washed off and the W bling piled up
on top of the trap and some what torn
up. A large scow, which was anchored
to one of the trap piles, was set adrift
and was driven ashore and smashed up
on the beach.
Mrs. Joseph Ender, of Richardson,
was examined yesterday on the charge
Victor J. CaprOn, who adjudged her
to the Western Washington hospital
for the insane at Steilacoom, by Court
Commissioner p. A. Jensen. Sheriff
deputy, left with her OH the Thomp-
son yesterday.
Teachers certificates have just been
issued by State Superintendent Frank
J. Brown to the following named per-
sons who took the examination on the
18th, 18th and 18th Of May, 1899: First
grade-Ethan Allen, of Friday HarbOr.
Second grade-C. n. S. Tucker, of Ar
gyle; Mrs. &. w. Hammond, of Orcas;
Grace Lee Albert, of East Sound, Jessie
Spencer, of Thatcher. Third grade
BENJAMIN E. Harrison, of East Sound.
The San Juan County Teachers In
stitute will he held at Friday Harbor,
July 18th. 18th, 18th, 14th and 18th.
Prof. e. E. White, of Whatcom, and
Prof. w. J. Hughes, of Fairhaven, will
be the principal instructors, and most
interesting session is anticipated and a
large attendance is particularly de.
sired AS soon as Supt. Ethan Allen
has the program prepared it will ap-
pear in the columns of THE ISLANDER.
? Married, at Ballard. Miss Allie
Gould, of this place, and David Harvey,
of Ballard, were married at there new
home, in Ballard, which Mr.. Harvey
has just completed. yeste rday, June 20,
1899, by the Rev. w. A. Major, pastor
of the Second Presbyterian church of
Seattle. Only relatives and few OF
their intimate friends were present.
THE ISLANDER and her many warm
friends here wish them much joy,
happiness and prosperity through life.
Miss Allie Gould, who has been in
the Harbor for several rOnths past Wis
iting her brother, Mr.. J. A. Gould, and
family, left for Ballard, on the Thomp-
son, Saturday, where she expects to
reside in the future. While here she
has made many warm friends, who
very much regret her departure. She
has been an earnest worker In all
church affairs and many Of our enter
tainments and the loss of her valuable
help will be keenly felt by all her FIJI
day Harbor associates.