The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-02-28
r,u,r, and County News

4. :. Hall has returned from MS 'f'l
70 Portland
puoiu is recovering from
,S mr attack Of eryslpelas'
'eN'' -<-
,,.,,o schmidt, of Doe Bay, spent
OIo i'rs the past week in the bay
cities,
Irwin Burke is back in his old place c.
lt," n,ineer Oh the fishing steamer
steehead'
,d Mrs James Burke returned
M NJ az" Of the week from trip to the
i Say cities and Seattle.
=, II McCrary was in town from
W. W.. : Harbor Saturday attending to
h t.rious business matters
noCbomplain, of Whatcom, is
L r;o ~ after his fishing interests on
s,"art island this week.
Aiken. who has been spending
"a! weeks visiting his aunts near
n NIB Bay, left for Seattle Tuesday.
r,,o county treasurer reports per-
ny ayes coming in at a rapid rate.
sou son' ,'b,irty.day limit will expire We'd
nesday'
rho haiing port of the PA. F. Co.'S
.. lm Michigan has been changed, or
a oo" will be, from Fairhaven to Friday
Harbor
:, tho Griswold postoffice, Shaw
,,lnd ia moved to the Tiff place 1t IS
I'Ia ''otod that the name will be changed
TO shaw
r. Corrothers has received notice of
,i,onnointment as postmaster at Otis
hn lrIrnerts his commission within a
few days.
y + WestfaII and l. j. Hough were
IN town few days ago LOOKING lor
90 "ood breeding stock for their ranch at
East Sound.
Miss Louise Culver spent Saturday
md sunday with friends in the bay
cities returning to her school at New
hall Monday.
Wapted-A good reliable boy, or
vouug man, for farm and orchard work.
Steady employment and good home.
Apply at this office.
Mrs. Thos. Leavell and little daugh-
for returned to their home at Olga
Monday after spending few days with
friends in Fairhaven.
Milo SmooGs is again mail clerk and
nrser on the steamer Buckeye. Harry
NulchIer intends going OH another
steamer after taking little rest.
Mrs. Knapp and son returned to
their home in Seattle Tuesday after a
few days visit with Prof. Knapp, who
kmking Il series of mineral analyses
al KOcne liarDOr.
Geo. Gibbs, of Whatcom, was a
passenger on The Thompson for Orcas
Tuesday morning. He reports crocus
and narcissuS in bloom at the Fort
BelIingham bulb gardens.
A. B. Dorsey, of Port Angles, has
been on the island several days repre-
scnting the Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of New York, the greatest OF
all the "old line" companies. Mr.. Dor
Spy represented Clallam county IN the
legislature two years ago.
G. b. briggs is improving but is still
confined to his home. The severe
bruise resulting from his fall caused a
large abscess, which was removed by
DR.. Wright the first of the week, great
Iyto Mr.. briggs relief.
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A large amount Of our space this
week is necessarily occupied by the
auditors annual exhibit of the county
finances. 1t is fine showing and en-
aOeS the taxpayers to see just how the
county saflairs are being administered.
Gene Gould has extended his private
telephone line connecting his home
aud the bank to the home of Mrs.
GouId's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Simpson, at the Murray place, and he
has also had the bank connected with
Inc Island Telephone CompanY's sys-
TEN.
ina private letter to the editor John
L. Murray expresses the opinion that
uhe legislature will not pass any rail.
road commission bill or any bill relat-
mmgelther to the proposed removal Of
tle capital from Olympia or to pur'
ChSse the Thurston county court house
Rogers
Inc w. NJ. Frizell Hardware Co.,
mmhatcom, is headquarters for Spray
Pumps and Spray Material. Bean,
lewis Demming and Myers Pumps,
DDunn's Solid Spray-soluble in water
que pound makes five to ten gallons
S t5@ 'han cent gallon. Highest en-
easements from the leading orchard
n SS Oh the state. Blue-stope, Sulphur
. s,iu Carbolic Acid at wholesale and re
ia Mail orders promptly attended
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Lieut.. Ballinger came up from Seat
o friday and returned Saturday. The
to utter Grant, upon which he is serving
nm a; has been undergoing re-
p aH AT the Vulcan iron works which
S S,so mas the contract for putting tn,
ccyolcn-marine boilers i'm the launches
osaru and Scout. The boilers arrived