The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-03-14
Gown and County News.

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ps.d our new ad. S. J. T. Co.
line of mems, boys and chill.
raps at Martin Il Jensen's.
Until after Sunday to have your
JuS. taken-l6 for 25c, at the ole
Gallery. ~
49,. oIass seed oats are selling here
r ."G TON and ordinary feeding oats
bring $25'
7, will probably pay you to read all
10 u ADVERTISEMENTS of 1.-The Fair" in
this paper
e,,, Shultz, of the Roche Harbor
i ~" company, returned from an up
SSoand trip Monday.
The latest periodicals at THE ISL
.InrR office, exclusive agency for
pnret sound News Co.
Now is the time to have your pic
.nrss taken, 16 for 25c, at the old Gal
iory Just until after Sunday.
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Tbore was a dancing party at the
,ome Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, near
Mitchell bay, Saturday night.
Send to Sutcliffe q Hill, Whatcom,
hr SAMPLES of Wall Paper and Paints.
III; Tbey will be sent you free of Charge
II. Blair has been quite ill for the
os.t week and though feeling some
Ipstter now is still confined to his home.
Saw. wife. what shall we do the last
If next week? Oh, Pm going to
take IN the Millinery opening at Mrs.
Nv. Firth's.
Bring in your produce and let us
trade with YOU. What you have to
.qllis lust as good as your money. San
Juan Trading Co.
Fish trap piles 100 feet in length are
selling this spring at six cents q foot.
Shultz & Gross are buying theirs on
the Snohomish river.
Weare manufacturers agents for the
Rock Island Plow Co. Call and see, if
YOU are needing anything in farming
machinery. Martin Il Jensen.
Mrs. Jas. P. Hunnel came up from
Seattle Monday for short visit with
her father, Jas. M. Simpson, and her
BROTHER +. a. Simpson, and family.
Mrs. Firth will be at East Sound
April s, 9, 10 and IL and at Lopez Is,
Il and IS with full line of Spring and
Summer Millinery at the very lowest
prices
Seattle barber employed in one Of
the leading hotel shops there wishes to
know what sort of an opening there is
here for a neat up-to-date shop and a
nice bath room in connection.
Watches repaired by Z. F. Harpst.
Twenty years experience. All work
guaranteed. | also have Bike and
Gun shop in connection Next door to
bank, Friday Harbor, Washington.*
VIM. Malcolm, of Mitchell bay,
vrb, la cnii lax
was struck in the eye by piece of
steel which flew from the wedge. The
chances are that the sight of the eye is
permanently destroyed.
Mrs. G. n. Culver returned Tues.
day to her home near Doe Bay, after
visit of ten days here, during which
she gave number of lessons in oil
painting to Mrs. Noftsger, Mrs. G.. M.
Tucker, Miss Pooler and Miss May
Sweeney.
Capt. Jas. Holden has sold the
steamer Hector to Geo. Fowler and
Tom Wakefield. The transfer was
made here Tuesday. The new owners
have taken the Hector to Shaw island
tobe painted and put i'm good condition
Tor general jobbing work.
Joseph Sandwich has purchased what
j known as the Mckenzie place, about
nve miles out on the old road to the
north end of the island. 1t was owned
by Victoria people and p. E. Peterson
went over there Tuesday to complete
The purchase and get the deed.
Rev. S. s. Cutler has closed his
series of special meetings for the year
at The three places where he holds SER
vlces-here. at Roche Harbor and
Mitchell bay, and reports eighteen ac-
cesslons to membership in the three
places, most of them here. He says
mat church organization will prob.
aSoly be effected soon at Mitchell bay.
MI Cutler left Monday for Seattle and
Tacoma, intending to return Friday.
Mr.. Ruflin, the Democratic politician
ana attorney who, with his family, has
oeen spending number of weeks here,
has formed law partnership in Seat
We with Mr. Jenner, of that city, and
Judge Reid, who retired January 1st
from term as judge of the superior
court OF Snohomish and Kitsap coun-
t Mr.. Rutfin expects to remain
mere about a month longer, however,
ana his family may remain still longer.
AT the meeting of the school literary
society last Friday evening eighteen
members were prpSept and the follow.
my program was creditably rendered:
current Events, Peter Hansen and
leslie Douglas. Reading, Allie Swee-
hhey Composition, Willie Strahl. De-
S S%'ei Resolved, That iron is more use.