The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-12-05
Gown and County News

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A,.,n.-,,.v,ynv.ssgsp'vAyas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
List your real estate with Gould 4
Void.
G.B. briggs returned Monday from
business trip to Seattle.
Send to Morse Hdw. Go. for prices
an bluestone and sulphur.
Mr. Jeffries, Vt Whatcom, is visiting
., tbe Farnsworth home.
Ifin need of heating stove send to
Morse Hdw. Co. for cuts and prices.
Niss Nettic Showers, OF East Sound.
has been visiting Miss May Sweeny the
past week.
Vim. Fowle, of the screen Front, -
vent to Seattle Tuesday, expecting to
return DdIuiuoy'
For feed grinding and wood cutting,
sny length, by power, see G. V. Peter
soI. San Juan valley.
7 w. Firth pays the highest cash
nrices for hides and pelts at the Friday
Harbor Meat Market.
For anything you want in the line of
rubber goods-boOts, rubbers, mackin-
toshes, etc.-go to Churchill's.
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There will be services at the M. E.
.hurch Sunday, both morning and
evening. All cordially invited.
Quite extensive repairs and improve
ments have been about completed on
the Burke residence on Spring street.
We pay the highest prices for farm
products and sell yon goods at the
lowest cash prices.-Martin & Jensen.
Henry Scribner went:to Seattle Tues
day To testify before the U. b. grand
Jury in the smuggling cases from this
county.
Louis Bolton, Of Richardson, was q
county seat visitor Monday. He says
everything Is moving along nicely IN
his neighborhood.
Fred McMillin has returned to his
home in Roche Harbor from the state
university of California to remain until
after the holidays.
1t is worthy of note that "The Fair"
was the only one of Whatcom's many
stores that advertised to close on
Thanksgiving day.
The value of domestic exports cleared
from here through the custom house
for foreign ports during the month Of
November was SIC, 1896. As.
The Blue Front Store has Just re-
ceved new supply Of Mems, Ladies'
and Children's Rubbers and Rubber
Boots-Iots of them and cheap, too.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. H. Culver have
been spending few days at Seattle,
Tacoma and Portland, Mr.. Culver hav-
ing official business in Seattle before
the United States grand jury.
All persons sending minors to the
drug store for spurious liquors must
send an order from their doctor, pa
rents or guardian, stating for what
purpose it Is wanted..-C. TeagAr, phar-
macist.
The Thanksgiving ball given by the
Rebekah lodge was q success in every
way. The attendance was large, the
supper fine and the dancing so much
enjoyed that it was continued until 6
o'clock in the morning.
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Auditor Clark has Just received from
Portland, Oregon, q new Fisher book
typewriter for use i'm the county offices.
He has the machine on thirty days
trial with the privilege of returning II
1t does not prove satisfactory.
Little Joe" Sweeney and Martin
Nichols are i'm Seattle this week as wit
nesses before the United States grand
jury in the opium smuggling cases
against John Stamm and Lee GwOn.
The grand jury convened Tuesday.
Bear in mind that copies Of the
lsLANDER's illustrated supplement
may be obtained at ISLANDER office
for fifteen cents, and ii desired they
will be mailed from the Office to any
address in the United States or Canada
without extra charge.
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The certificates of the Chinese en-
ployed at the cannery here were ex-
amined and list of them taken by the
deputy customs collector few days
ago, as Is usual before the winter mi-
grafton of the celestials to Portland.
There are fifty-two In al.
County Treasurer Tucker has been
quite busy the past few days receiving
taxes. All unpaid taxes went delin-
quent December l. Those desiring ia
save interest at Is per cent per annum
and other penalties OH their delinquent
taxes should make payment at once.
The open season for grouse. pheasant
and quail closed Saturday, November
80, During the next nine months
game wardens will arrest and prose
cute all person 8 caught hunting these
birds. 1t Is now unlawful for hotel OF
or restaurant keepers to have these
birds in their possession.
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The Santa Juanita Club met 6atur-
day afternoon at the San Juan CLUB