The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-10-31


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Grain sacks At ChurchIll,s.
=. =. Nash went to Seattle Mona.,
night for short visit. ~
Jewel Stoves and Ranges. h.,,,.-
neaung Stovea.-Morse Hdw. q.
The pupils Of the public ,choo, -.
i o,,,, .: party last night and hsd
clinton Clark went to West ao,ra
tuesday to spend . few days On III.
fathers ranch. ~ n's
Inc Morse Hdw. Co. has the arercv
10! the celebrated Sherwfn- Wiilism M
mixed paints. Send postal for color
Just drop in the Blue Front store
and take q look at those Men's Wssar'
proof Working Jackets; they are lust
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The Morse How. Co., having dis.
posed OF the first lot of galvanized fence
wlre, now oher second lot at Sc per
pound-for few days only.
DIR. Lee Baker, Of Port Townsend
announces that he intends to spend
several days here each month, prepared
70 DO all kinds Of dental work.
Miss Grace Boyce. Miss Philip and
MISS freeman are among the county
teachers attending iustitUte at Anaoor.
com.
we are carrying . fine line Of mems.
ladies' and children's fine dress shoee'
you will call aud inspect them Won
Will not be likely to purchase else.
where.-Martin & Jensen.
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Wilson 4 Carter have closed their
meat market for the winter. n ia r.
ported, however, that Will Laplant, Of
West Sound, contemplates encaeinr in
the business in the same place.
The Ladies', Guild Of the Presby.
terrain church met yesterday With Mrs.
Dightman. The next meeting will he
at the home Of Mrs. q. II. Culver,
probably next Tuesday afternoon.
Marriage licenses were issued Tues
day to Mr.. VIM G. Bailsr and Miss
DOrothea Peterson, Mr.. Frederick
Neaves and Miss Eliza Peterson, and
Mr.. Omer Freel and Miss jamie Beatrice
Stella Willis.
e. L. Won Gohren was in town the
first Of the week from East Sound,
where his family has been spending q
few months OH account of the illness Of
Of Mrs. Won GOhren's father, Mr.. Fry.
The Fairhaven Times says that the |
big tin can factory there turned out
A., OOO, 600 salmon cans this seas0n, was
in operation seven months and paid
out over $10O, QUO In wages, and yet it |
was incapable Of supplying all the de-
lnands for cans and had to ill q por.
ton of its Alaska orders from the
Astoria factory.
]. p. Nelson aud family have re.
turned from an extended visit In the
east. They visited Prince Edw ards
island, New York City and various
other points. aud saw President ROOse-
welt in Washington, D. G.. Mr.. Nelson
says business IL good in the east and
factories busy with no sign Of let-up.
He is glad to get back, however,
| WhatcOm Reveille.
Potatoes they grow small over there.
They eat 'em tops and all over there"
But the place referred to is not John
Sweeney's ranch. He raised some
whOppers this year. One Of them may
be seen at the IsLANDER Office that Ia
twelve inches in length, eleven inches
in circumference and weighs three and
q quarter pounds. 1t is Of the Empire
State variety.
The young men Of Norway are jubi-
liant over q law lately passed in that
4 country providing that in future any
woman who desires tn get married
/ must present to the proper authorities
q certificate showing that she is skilled
In the arts of cooking, sewing, knitting
and 'ernbroidering. The young women
are wondering why NO certi6cats are 20
be required from men which shai!.
prove that they are able to support
their wives.
j A recent issue OF the Daily Olympian
SAYS: "Among those who passed the
examination yesterday and were ad-
mitted to practice law before the sue
j preme court was Thos. Tallenttrc, an
i Olympia boy. His many friends mere
Il will appreciate the fact that his exami .
nation showed . very thorough ana &C.
} cuate knowledge Of the various brancn-
les Of the law. He will open an once
lin Seattle with flattering- prospectus.
having already been retained by mum.
Ter Of individuals and firms OF that
city"
i A rather amuslng Incidents told Of
J, farmer on Orcas island who has prop,
, erty situated In two adjoining ro.9
districts. one lately created by the Oh
. vision OF another. His principal Pisco
e. in = district that has herstosore
levied only . very small tax-onIy :
tribe above the minimums Poncy
: which seems to have been emlnenuy
I mtisfactory to most Of the people tneIS;
: Thjs wear the new district levied 5-mlii
a tax and the farmer In question ~ y
angry a n BE- almost ffent,c, out ne
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