The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-18

WV" o,.dvs Clark is visiting friends pear
West sound
.,,..or Streak Bicycles-one Of the
>, rmakes-only s25 at ChnrchllPs.
,r priees on Doors, Window,
Ge. md md Paints. Morse Hdw. Co.
AUGUST Designer aud Delineator
Tue ne. obtained at the ISLANDER
Office.
=. rou are Intending to purchase .
,. " bicycle call and see us. Martin q
Jensen
ID Carlson says he will probably
= move to Skagit county until No
yember' .y.s
c.mpho-Naptha Moth Balls Csc per
uoUnd. For sale by the Friday Har-
bor Drug Co.
Mis-, Dghtman returned Monday
,.o M,, visit of several weeks with up
sound friends.
n Martin, of the firm of Martin
hnsen spent several days In Seattle
during the past week. returning Tues
day.
Try q package of our Golden Eagle
p,ire Bsking Powder. Every package
draws prize. Price, 25c. Martin 4
Jensen.
Gene Gould returned Monday from
,,;n 70 Seattle with Mrs. Gould, who
wilI remain there few weeks visiting
relatives aud friends.
Mrs. briggs and Miss Bollnk visited
Mr., and Mrs. E. Maxwell near
Toupt Dallas Tuesday and from there
went to Mitchell bay and Henry island,
returning last night.
Rev.S. :. Cutler left for San Fran.
cisco last Thursday to attend the inter.
rational convention of the Epworth
League. which meets there today. He
!, expected back in about ten days.
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Watches repaired by e. f. Harpst.
Twenty years experience. All work
guaranteed l also have q Bike and
Gun shop in connection Next door to
bank, Friday Harbor, Washington.*
Mrs. Mann will have O nice cottage
built on her farm in the valley this
summer. The lumber has been ordered
from the Groll Lumber Company and
G. {. Handles will have charge Of the
work.
C. w. FARMLAND, president Of the
Metropolitan Printing aud Binding
Company, of Seattle, and family ar
rived Monday to spend q few days
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Farmland.
Remember the administrators sale
ofpersonal property that will be held
on the VIM. Miller ranch, at West
Sound, July % at 10 o'clock u. m. For
list Of property to he sold SEQ legal
notice in this paper.
L. Husty had his right arm broken
while at work ut the Eagle cove fish
trap last Thursday. He was brought
here IN buggy by Mr.. Lawson All d
DR.. Wright set the fracture and bound
the arm in plaster cast.
The administrators sale of personal
property of the William Miller farm Ii
to take place next Tuesday, when q
good opportunity will be offered to buy
the live stock and farm implements
enumerated in the legal notice pub
lished on the second page Of this paper.
The ISLANDER is indebted to Vet
eran John Crook for fine picture,
thirty one inches in length, Of the
beautiful National Soldiers Home at
Santa Monica, near Los Angeles, Cal.
1t is one Of the most lovely places on
the continent. He sent one also to the
IT, A. X. post here.
OF the trip of the steamer Majestic.
smong the islands last Thursday the
correspondent of the Seattle Times
with the party wrote: "The "trip from
Falrhaven to Port Townsend was
through the wonderful scenery Of the
San Juan islands which, all were uuati-
imous in saying, was one of the most
beautiful sights ever seen. The scenery
was particularly beautiful, as Mount
Baker stood out prominently on the
horlzon and the light and shadow on
Mount Constitution would have de-
hghted the soul of an artist"
Mr.. Broder, proprietor OF the San
Juan creamery, has about c0mpIetod
arrangements for establishing . first.
Class separator station at or near L0pexs
the enterprising farmers Of that locality
having subscribed an amount sn0lckent
!olustify the necessary outlay. - 6ue
DeLaval separator, capable Of separat-
ing ton Of milk per hour, has been
purchased, and also watts and weigh
cans, aud 1t is expected that the station
VIII be In readiness for operation In .
week or two and that 1t will be an In
portant auxiliaryt o the creamery here.
Mr.. McRae, secretary Of the Unito0
Nanneries of British Columbia, and
Ar. Johnson, net foreman, wero -
port Monday on the tug Fearless, en-
route to the salmon banks. They ~
ported very little doing ~ yet ut the
canneries on the Fraser. The tr0ublo
between the japanese and white union
nshermen had, they believed, about
reached climax. Seyeral q the union
leaders had been arrested aud would,
.hey thought, be sentenced to some
years imprisonment, and . number o.
o.ners had fed to this side. The can
serles are paying l2} cents each fol
ISll, Which Ia tho nss<>c m, laiolA flAa uulOu