The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-02-21

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Patrick weIch went to Seattle tues
day.
,ov line of mems, boys and chill
y ~ cans at Martin d Jensen's.
Simpson and family are moy-
f. 70 the Murray place this week.
A.. ord Mrs. Gene G. Gould are
MI n"t home" in the Gould resi-.
dence.
A.. Iohu L. Murray and children
M Co.. OLYMPIA Saturday, Mr.. Murray
Meeting them at Seattle.
The latest periodicals at The ISL
a office, exclusive agency for
1nsel Sound News Co.
M Evans, of the Frizell Hardware
cnmnauy. Whatcom, has been solicit
i TU on Orcas island during the week.
cord TO Sutclffe & Hill, Whatcom,
T., samples of Wall Paper and Paints.
They tn will be sent you free of charge
Mice Kate Buckley was recently
.,aotad TO a position as primary teacher
"the Fairhaven schools, but did not
accept
Ware manufacturer agents for the
pock Island Pl6w Co. Call and see, if
r r are needing anything in farming
.mocLiuerc. Martin Il Jensen.
barney Viereck was over from Doe
pay ths last of the week on business
n"nrected with the leasing of the Vier-
sck farm to his brother William.
Miss Jessie Spencer came over from
Vsirhaven Saturday for short visit
with Mrs. Ballinger and other friends
here and returned Monday via Ana
cOrtes.
The Pacific Sheet Metal works at
F,irhaven began operations this week
two months earlier than last year. The
manager reports more orders for Jeans
than ever before.
Spring street, from the ISLANDER
office to Argyle avenue, has been
widened to include the strip recently
purchased from Mrs. Nichols by the
county and several citizens.
The postoffice Inspector who is tenn
porarily taking the place of Inspector
Wsylsnd, injured a few days ago at
Anacores, has been inspecting the
uaicesin this county this week.
Watches repaired by +. f. Harpst.
Twenty years experience. All work
guaranteed. | also have Bike and
Gun shop in connection. Next door to
bank, Friday Harbor, Washington.*
Mr. and Mrs. G.. b. Buxton were
over from East Sound the last of the
week. Mr. Buxton will begin making
the annual assessment Of personal prop
ertv immediately after the first of
March.
DR.. Capron has bought from Mrs.
Nichols the building nearly opposite
the ISLANDER Office occupied last year
asa photographic studio, together with
the land that it stands OH. He will
have it nicely fitted up for an office.
Misses underwear i'm combination
suits DC aud SOC. Saxony and Zephyr
yars Zoe per skein. 1900 pairs of shoes
and rubbers from l5c to $500 per pair.
Plenty more of that cheap underwear
at Doc per suit. San Juan aiding 90.
Mrs. J. G. Ballinger gave "chafing
dish" party Saturday evening in honor
Of her guest, Miss Jessie Spencer, Of
farhayen. The ladies present were
Mrs Joseph Sweeney, Mrs. Farms.
worth, Mrs. Richard Ruf1in, and the
Misses Boyce, Pooler, Thacker and
Sweeney.
Is Groll went to Seattle this week
Win his new steamer, the Arthur g.,
lOr INSPECTION. The inspectors tried to
reach Lopez last week but missed the
buckeye at WhatcOm and then started
on the PA. f. Co.'s steamer Eclipse,
out were compelled by rough weather
10 turn back.
A. Z. Kittles is i'm the city seeking
, ,D charter for "A boat which he and
victor Mcconnell are having built at
west Sound. They expect to conduct
TIN operation with the fishing BUSH
ness The coming season. The Robert
hela shop is making the boiler for the
ooat' -Fairhaven Herald.
max Johnson, who operates an aro-
T TIalc spiced herring cannery at Port
s a,OM'hsehd, contemplates putting in
, ,iullar plant at Everett. Investiga.
uons are said to show that there are
several points about Everett where the
herring fisheries are excellent, and it is
SS,ooaoie that works, eploying twenty
E i've or thirty people, will be estab-
i'hed.-West Coast Trade.
o Inc Northwest Fruit Growers Asso-
.!alioh had the matter of u standard
c cpple oox for northwest use up for dis
II ars at the annual meeting in Port
,Atu Ii was finally decided to adopt
S SuoA containing 2, $50 cubic inches, as
~" 'pared with l,S46 cubic inches in
OH e California box. The association
SoIst Walia Walla as the next place Of
n n, Its annual meeting, and elected
VI Va, A. U. Blalock president, c. f.
OSanuewater, secretary, and w. s.
comi, treasurer, all residents of the
'Ouiihg convention city.
tim inn California editor says: "An old
and so Has s IN our Office the other day,