The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-09-05

county News
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Go 70 churchilrs sOr bidding twin,
Sa SasFk hos'sr has returned to spt
trof. and Mrs. Stevene ana ,,..,-
arrived yesterday. 80 '''''e -
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j o. Bergman, Jr.. returc.a ~
Wy nom . trip to Port Townsend ~
TOR prices on galvanized wire c,os,
'or iruit drying send to Morse Hdw ~
- 2. A. Brooks, assistant keer.r :, -,
, .usn Point Light station, was in tow =,
A little less than 81, 900 was Maid m,
saturday and Monday to filler an,
Pioyed at the cannery. -
L. b. Carter made q small shinm.r
" apples to Seattle Tuesday-the Arr
OF the season from here.
we carry 2 complete line of Toile
articles. Call aud hear our prices
Friday Harbor Drug Co.
- you appreciate good smoke tr,
ohe OF our Little Brunswick seen
cigars.-Martin 4 Jensen.
d. .. King leaves for Olympia thu,
week TO represent the county before / h,
state board of Equalization.
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Mrs. J. T. Walker returned Monde,
rom visit with her daughter. Mr.
Richards, at Port Townsend ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Miller and
daughter returned to Port Townsend
Tuesday from Roche Harbor.
Your bread may he good now. but viii
% better II you use Majestic stee
range. Morse Hdw. Co., Whatcom.
We will I'LL your prescriptions cor
rectiy for less money than Seattle drup
Friday Harbor Drug Co.
James Scribner was over from New.
hall the first Of the week. He reports
the keel of Mr.. Newhall's new steame,
laid and work on the frame progressing
satisfactorily.
Majestic malleal,le and iron steel
range IA permanent fixture, savings
bank in fuel, food and repair bills
Send postal card to the Morse Hdw. Co.
for illustrated catalogue.
We are carrying q fine line of mems,
ladies' and chIldren's fine dress shoes
II you will call and inspect them you
will not he likely to purchase else.
& Jensen.
The fine little tug Fairfield, of TIA.
coma, was in port Sunday en- route
from Ladysmith, b. c., with barge
in tow laden with 90 tons of copper
ore for TIE Tacoma smelter.
Mrs. George Mullis received some
bruises and severe nervous shock g
few days ago by being thrown from the
"gO-cartn In which she was returning
with her daughter from q visit will
Mr.. Mullis at Stafford Merrifield's.
The steamer Ilwaco left for the Port
Townsend cannery yesterday with the
scOws aud boats In tow that were in
use during the summer at tho com.
pany's WaldrOn island traps. The
sockeye pack of the Townsend cannery
is reported to be about "a ,0OO cases.
L. p. Schruder, who was mate on
the steamer Alpha until quite recently,
has gone to Olympia to get the engine
which Schruder q Son have had built
there for the new steamer which they
intend building at the Cts shipyard
of which they have taken q five years
lease.
The frame of Mrs. Mann's new house
In the valley is up and the roof on. 6.
g. Randles, who is doing the work,
saws that the lumber s'worked up" the
best and with the least waste of any
that he has yet used since he came
here. 1t was furnished by the Groll
Lumber Company.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard M.
Harper, at the home OF Mrs. Harper's
parents in Seattle Tuesday morning
September 8, son. Mother aud babe
were getting along very nicely when
Mr.lHarper left Tuesday evening, being
Obliged to return to his official duties
at Roche Harbor after . two weeks
vacation.
John Berg, general trap foreman fol
the PA. F. Co., on the salmon BANKS
expects the fall run OF salmon-tne
ssiiver-sides'-t0 begin about the l5th.
OF about 5000 salmon brought 70 tnt
cannery Sunday nearly tw0-third'
were silvers. and most OF the remain
der humpbacks. Hardly any sockeyes
are being caught now.
Capt. Bergman, Of the steamer Lydii
Thompson, says that when the steamel
reached Obstruction island on the trip
from Whatcom Tuesday morning
about 4 O'Clock, neither one OF tn
lights marking the entrances to %
struction and Peavine passes was burn
ing. A dense fog prevailed and It wa
imnoesible to see more than a few RODS
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