The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1900-08-30

visit at the homes Of Mr.. and M:
P. Pain and Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Rntls
for a few days.
Isaac Sandwich returned from who,
com last Saturday on the Thomn snn
} bringing nine horses with him. whicI
he TOOK ashore at Roche Harbor. 81,
OF them are for his own use and thra
for Alfred Lawson. 1 '"'o
| W., II; Patterson, of Pomona. Cali.
VINO mad been here for week visitin,
relatives and friends, left for hom
tuesday. En- route he will visit Vic
toria, Seattle. Olympia and othe
Sound points for few days.
Mrs. Chas. Arend and family mr..
now comfortably settled i'm the 80,
Juan Trading Company's house nea
the Blair home. They moved her.
from Roche Harbor last SATURDAY NJ
Arend returned to his work at Roch.
Harbor, Monday.
School will commence here Mondav
September II. Prof j. M. Batche,
has been re-employed as principal and
teacher of the grammar grade: Miss
katharine Pullar, teacher of the inter.
mediate department, and Miss Add,e
Dightman, primary teacher.
Z. x. Larrabee. +. p. Larrabee. CIV.
rus Gates, b. w. Huntoon and e. s.
McCord have Incorporated the Pacific
Realty Company with a capital of
5000 The principal place of bust
ness is Fairhaven and the company
VIII deal in property and securities and
make improvements, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene c. Gould returned
to Everett Saturday after a few DAYS,
visit with Mrs. Gould's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Simpson. Mrs. Simn-
son accompanied them and will visit
with them for couple of weeks and
will also visit Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Gould at Seattle for week or ten
days.
Tomorrow the Thompson will run
through to Whatcom without discharg.
ing any freight so as to arrive there in
time for her passengers to attend the
big circus. She expects to reach there
about p. M, and will leave at her
usual hour, 2 a. M, Saturday. One
and One.third fare for the round trip.
Go and see the circus.
The second Grand Recital will take
place at Odd Fellows hall tomorrow
friday evening. No words of COM
ment or of commentator are needed.
Everybody was SO delighted with their
former recital that the committee has
arranged for many additional seats to
accommodate the crowd that will come.
Admission, 25c.; under 16 years, l5c.
The delegates chosen by the Fusion
lists OF this county to attend the state
convention at Seattle this week were
G. b briggs, John Void, Alfred Doug
las, X. Nj. Gaines and Ed. Delaney.
Those delegates who attended were
vested with the right to cast the entire
vote of the delegation. The San Juan
delegation favored John r. Rogers for
candidate for gOvsrnor.
Mrs A. F. Shaded, of Lopez, who had
been i'll for three weeks r,st, died,
Tuesday, August %, 1900, ut st. Johns
hospital, Port townsend. Mr.. Shaded
and the children and her step mother,
Mrs. Chas. Splawn, and her sister, of
Throp, K,ttitas county, were with her
leaves husband. two daughters and
one son to mourn her death.
Rev. Carl J. Kallgrcn preached his
last sermon here TO: this conference
year last Sunday and will deliver his
last one at iSHlie IIar'mr mex, Sunday.
His return here depends upon the ac-
ton of The NJ. L. conference, which
meets at Hoqueom, Wednesday,, Sep
TENDER T. Rev. Mr.. Kallgren has
done most excellent work here and has
raised, or been the means of raising,
the debt on the Nj. Z. church property
at this place. His many friends here
wish for his return.
About thirty people took advantage
of the opportunity afforded them by
Mr.. McMillin, who run the steamer
Roche Harb0r to Anacortes Saturday,
that they might attend attend the JOINT
judicial convention and the ratification
meeting in the evening. Judge Joiner,
of Mount Vernon, was nominated as
candidate OIL the Republican ticket for
judge of this judicial district, compris-
ing Skagit and San Juan counties. In
the evening a rOusing ratification
meeting was held, at which Mr.. At
wood, Of Seattle, and Mr.. McMillin, of
Roche Harbor, were the speakers. The
steamer returned Saturday night, ar
irving here at O'Clock. All report a
fine time.
This office is indebted to Mrs. ]. c.
Clinton, of Skagway, for two copies OF
the Skagway Daily Alaskan. The
paper shows a thriving condition and
an up -to-date spirit in journalism In
letter, Mrs. Clinton says that Mr..
Clinton has charge of the best job
printing Office there at salary of SIS
week, but expects to resign his position
this fall and return to the Sound on
account of the severe northern winters.
She states that they are in the best Of
health and have enjoyed their summer
I'm the north very much. In portion
of her letter she says: LAST winter
we had to have lights at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon. In the summer we can
read out of doors at IL at night, and
have several pictures which were taken
between IL and 3 o'clock at night.
About ten days ago we had three earth
quake shocks, 40, you see, there Is
enough here to interest One."
According to the Friday Harbor cor
respondent of the Seattle Times there
is a good deal of dissatisfaction i'm this
county with the Republican legislative
nomination and the same idea seems to
he gaining currency in other places
The Fairnaven Herald says in recent
issue, i'm a local: "Andrew Newhall,
owner of the steamer Buckeye, is
talked of in connection with the fusion
nomination for the legislature in San
Juan county, and also August Void,