The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-11-14
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herman Dightman lie able to be nm,
WIN tho Aid Of crutches.
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Just drop in the Blue Front sto.,
ana take look at those Mem,s WIZ
Pr! Proof ~, Working Jackets; they are lust
". Lee Baker, Of Port Townsend
announces that he intends to snani
several days here each month. prens red
20 40 all kinda Of dental work.
FOR 6ale-Nine dairy cows-most,v
Jerseys and grade Jerseys-l fine JeT.
sey bull, 4 years old, and several ate mds
ley. -" Juan val
Chas. Peterson is well pleased nth
MS new feed crusher which he recent
" bought In Victoria. 1t IA a nowerr,l
well. P'~'y s"u
Bear In mind that copies Of the
IsLANDER's illustrated supplement
may De obtained at ISLANDER ONCE
Tor nfteen cents, and II desired thew
VII! be mailed from the Office to any
address in the United states or Canada
without extra charge.
Robert Gaines, of the San Juan val
ley, offers his fine little dairy herd for
sale-not because he fluids dairyinp un-
Prontabie, for 1t is quite the contrary.
out ne has no sous to assist him In the
work aud prefers to stock his place in
manner that will impose less labor
upon him.
The weather vas 20 rough Monday
that the Buckeye missed her usual trip
from Whatcom, it being unsafe to cross
bellingham bay. She went to Ana
cortes during the night and came over
from there on time Tuesday morning,
having nine head Of cattle on board for
West Sound.
The Santa Juanita Club will meet
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. August Void, on account Of the
meeting of the San Juan Club reading
circle Saturday evening and the nee
cssity Of arranging the club rooms for
that. The conflict Of meetings is not
likely to occur again.
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Monday was Evelyn Culver's sixth
birthday and little "tea party" (only
the tea was coc0a) was given 1t her
homo in honor Of the occasion at which
the guests were her little classmates
aud playniates ut school. Agnes and
Louise Wright assisted Mrs. Culver in
entertaining the little folks.
A woman bought \ new-Gngled
coffee pot from u peddler. In the even.
ing she showed Il to her husband, q
hardware dealer, who told her he kept
the SAME article In his store for half the
price she paid. swell, !" said she, "why
don't you advertise? Nobody ever
knows what you have for sale. BRAD
ford Opinion.
Market day fairs are catching ON
throughout the Pacific northwest.
Bellingl,am bay merchants have
adopted the.idea and are arranging for
inaugurating q series Of fairs, the first
of which will probably occur N0vem-
her 1919. A special effort will be
made to interest farmers OH the down.
Sound islands in the project and have
them present with offerings OF live
stock aud farm products Of all kinds
for which q market will be provided
West Coast Trade.
In Justice Larson's court Monday
morning Rudolph Roster was fined $2O
and costs and VIM. Roster and Ed.
Daugherty each $40 and costs, amount-
ing In the aggregate to e62: 10, for as
sault and battery committed upon the
person OF Sheriff John w. Firth about
$50 p. m. Sunday. All three of the
men had been intoxicated and noisy
and disorderly about town al day, ap-
parently having had no dinlculty III
obtaining all the liquor they wanted o.
the various sal0oils. Early IN the
morning they were "whooping 1t up"
1t the Tourists hotel, 80 reputable
citizens say,-and later In the DAY, IN
pursuance of their idea OF having q
ssgood time" they made Douglas place
their headquarters and It was the ais
turbance that they made there that St-
trcted the sheri6's attention. Ine
two Roster brothers were nghting OUT
side the saloon and when the snerIn
linterfered to stop the drunken qusrrei
Rudolph Roster attempted to KICK nlm,
but the sheriff promptly knocked nini
down with we'll derected blow III tne
face and proceeded to put nano-cu .t,s
on his wrists. It was then ina. 'l .e
other two men interfered ana tIiSu ~
mil the sheriff or and tore his clothing
r thu attempt. All three were lodged
In iail. hut were released 1t night upon
d.poaitinr $50 cash bail each. In the
morning they were arraigned before
Jmstice Larson, plead guilty and were
f,ned ne stated. Mr.. Larson refused 70
Admit them TO bail Sunday night, no
warrants having been issued. and the
sheri6 released them on his own re-
Probability. the sum required by MIN
hrine Furnished by Patrick WeIcn ana
the amount Of their hneS ana costs Was
deducted from this sum.
| NOTICE!
| All persons owing accounts 70 Inc
ISan Juan Trading Company are re
j cue.tad 70 call and settle before Decem'
her lst. at which time unpaid accounts
will be placed In the hands OF an as.or
"'y ~ N. E. CHURCHILL,
i N. r. NoFTsaER.