The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-08-22

Get our prices on Doors, Windows,
Nails and Paints. Morse Hdw. Co.
Campho-Naptha Moth Balls Csc per
pound. For sale by the Friday Har-
Dor Drug 70.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Erickson and
little daughter Mildred were In town
Sunday from Roche Harbor.
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Postoffice inspector Thos. ]. Flavin
checked up number of the postmas-
ters i'm this county this week.
We will fill your prescriptions cor
rectly for less money than Seattle drug
companies. Friday Harbor Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mr.. WIN. Munro, of James
island, B. c., were among the passen.
gers on the Iroquois, from Sidney,
Sunday.
If you are building it will pay you to
order doors and windows and fine in.
terror finish from the Whatcom Falls
Mill. See display ad. \
Notwithstanding the "Off year" in
the fruit industry fairly good crops Of
apples are reported from q number Of
places OH Orcas island.
Chicago buyers have recently pur-
chased train load of twenty cars of
lambs i'm the vicinity of Ellensburg, at
prices averaging $2.l2 per head.
Today the latest styles in Shirts,
Hosiery, Mems and Bays Corduroy
Pants, blue, brown and black Overalls
will arrive for Will FOwle's store.
Watches repaired by 4. F. Harpst.
Twenty years experience. All work
guaranteed. 1 also have q Bike and
Gun shop in connection. Next door to
bank, Friday Harbor, Washington.*
r. c. Smith has moved his sawmill
from Union City, on Hoods canal, to
Black Lake, OH the Olympia branch of
the Northern Pacific railway, not far
from Tumwater, where MIR. and Mrs.
Smith will reside.
A report Is current at East Sound
that wealthy English syndicate is
negotiating for the purchase of the
LangdOn lime works with the inten.
ton of establishing extensive works for
the manufacture of Portland cement.
The steamer "IrOquOis" was in Port
Sunday from Sidney, Vancouver island,
with large party Of excursionists from
Victoria. Mrs. Isaac Saudwith, Mrs.
Tallentire and Mrs. Mckenzie, mother
of Mrs. 4. Erickson, came over with
them.
J. c. Thoms, M. D., who had 80
much to do in the recent movements
for reform In Seattle, will be In Friday
Harbor and speak at the Methodist
church next Sunday morning at the
usual hour Of service, on "SOcial and
Civic Reform"
DR.. Capron ard Alex Hall have sold
the ranch which they recently bought
near Roche Harbor to Chas. Arend,
HarbOr Lime Company to deli yer at
he lime works 1000 cords of wood.
Mr.. Arend also bought the CaprOn-
Hall flock of sheep.
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Chas. Miller, one of the deputy col
lectors of customs at Port Townsend,
was passenger.On the Thompson Mon.
day, en- route to Roche Harbor to re-
lieve Deputy Collector Harper, who
has been granted two weeks leave of
absence. Mr.. Miller's family accom-
panied him. Mr.. Harper went to Sc
attic Tuesday.
A few hundred cases of hunpback
salmon were packed at the cannery
Monday, a broken mast on the steamer
Alpha having prevented that vessel
eyes from the traps. A heavy new
mast was put in this week, under the
direction of Thos. Hansen.
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George J. Cameron, judge of the
municipal court of Portland, Oregon.
and former member Of the city coun.
Gil, was q passenger on the Thompson
Monday en- route to visit his cousin,
Mrs. Payton Reddick, near Cascade
lake, where Mrs. Cameron has been
visiting for the past three weeks. He
Is strong Republican and prominent
in political circles in the Oregon me
tr0pOlis.
Miss Perrine left Thursday to return
to her duties as natural science teacher
in the state normal school of North
Dakota, at Valley City. She took with
her collection Of various forms O
marine plant aud animal life from the
waters Of this county that would in
terest and surprise most of our people
however long they have lived by the
shores of the great salt sea and watched
the ebbing and the flooding OF the
tides.
Wallace, Fred and Louis Boltos
were over from Lopez Monday to make
arrangements for the burial, Tuesday
of their grandfather, Julius Dove, WHIT
died Sunday at the home Of theiI
parents, with whom he had lived
about year and half. He was &
years old. Besides Mrs. Bolton h<
leaves one other daughter, Mrs. GrOat
now living in California. and two sons
Samuel and Wallace, both residents o
Iowa.
VIM. Gilmore was In town Sunday
from Roche Harbor with his new gaso
line launch "Pearl," % #. long ant
81 II. beam, equipped with . e-h0rs'
power engine of the latest design. Tia
Pearl is q very neat and staunch look
ing craft with which the owner can b,
quite independent of winds and tides
She carried several passengers Sunday
as guests of the owner-Elias Ander
son q arlie Crawford Mr. TavlOr