The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-11
Gown and County News

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,...or Streak Bicycles-one of tn,
on makes-only $25 at Churchilps.
THE August Designer and Delineatol
III. ow he obtained at the ISLANDEB
office.
:, Won are Intending to purchase 9
new bicycle call and see u.s. Martin q
Jensen
Mrs L. b. Carter and children went
W Whatcom Monday for a short visit
with friends
On : Tucker has engaged to teach
AZ fall in Snohomish county, near
Stanwood.
c,mrbo-Naptha Moth Balls 25c per
md For sale by the Friday Har-
boz Drug w.
Tho celebrated Plano Mowers at $45
I'D Binder at $l25-surpassed by
"one-at Churchill's.
Mics Ada Mullis went out to Sports
.on's lake Tuesday for short visit
l ll'tH Miss Edna Hall.
Peter Kirk has purchased 100 ewes
,nm Isaac Sandwich to stock his fine
Mace at Mitchell bay.
Mr. Noftsger went to Seattle Tues
dqv, Mrs. Noftsger and children ex-
nact to 90 about the Goth.
We will fill your prescriptions cor
.ootIv for less money than Seattle drug
com1anes. Friday Harbor Drug Co.
Try a package of our Golden Eagle
Prize Baking Powder. Every package
draws prize. Price, 25c. Martin q
Jensen.
p n. Christensen, keeper of the
Turn Point Light station, and family
returned Monday from celebration
TRIP to Whatcom and Seattle.
DEW Tucker, of Port Townsend,
brother Of c. M. and G. N. 8. Tucker,
of Argyle was elected president of the
sa.e board of medical examiners at
Spokane last week.
Watches repaired by E. F. Harpst.
Twenty years experience. All work
guaranteed. / also have Bike aud
Gun shop in connection. Next door to
bank, Friday Harbor, Washington
Found-Adrift i'm San Juan pass, q
small skiff, about 10 feet long, painted
lead color, with one pair oars and oar
locks. Owner can have same by APP
pying to master or steamer Michigan
aud paying charges.
Remember the administrators sale
Ofpersonat property that will be held
on the VIM. Miller ranch, at West
Sound, July % at 10 o'clock a. m. For
list of property to he sold see legal
notice in this paper.
One Of the Seattle papers reported a.
few days ago that DOdwell d Co. had
tried to buy the Thompson Steamboat
COmpanys new steamer Majestic. but
without success. 1t was stated, how
ever, that the company had offered to
sell its entire fleet and business.
The revenue launch Scout, which
had been at Port Townsend several
weeks having machinery alterations
made, left here the irst of the week for
patrol duty at Point Roberts during
the fishing season. Lieut.. Johnson's
wife and her sister accompanied him.
Mr.. Broder, proprietor of the San
Juan creamery, returned yesterday
from Lopez, where he went to confer
with number Of the progressive farm.
about establishing a separator station,
which they are desirious of having as
soon as possible. The first lot of butter
made at the creamery was churned
Tuesday.
Inc United Canneries, Of British
Columbia, operating the Fraser river
Canneries, have established q camp at
cattle point and arranged to buy fish
on the salmon banks this season from
lhe independent purse seine aud gill
net fishermen. Their purchasing agent
Mr.. Egan, who represented them
last year at Point Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Pappillion's house,
on their fine farm near Roche Harbor,
was entirely destroyed by fire last Fri
Gay, together with all the contents
except one stove. 1t was a neat and
comtortable One-story dwelling. Mr..
aIld Mrs. Pappillion are getting well
aa'oNg the years and the loss falls heav-
ny upon them. There was no insur-
ance. IL
The PA. +. Co. has about thirty
neh at work on the salmon banks aud
C,ner companies have about twenty.
only few hours more labor are re-
9ulred TO complete the Gaping OF the
IA +. traps. 1t has been SO windy
vi .ne banks for the past three weeks
uat the Gaping crew has only been
time.
s, Inc ball given by the "Boys Of the
tS al'non Banks" at Odd Fellows here
t he evening of the Fourth was one 81
s "s most enjoyable and successful social
onaIrs ever given here and was most
En aIl conducted throughout. The
ir 1' a was very tastefully and handsome
4. decorated with evergreens, flowers,
nay nays ana bunting and presented most
p n. and gala appearance, reflect