The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-09-26


wv. .,nsr Delineators at the IsLANDEl
Office -
w.nted-At the San Juan creamery
.os ton Of apples for canning
a., 70 Mr.. and Mrs. g. G. Randlea
,b'" U,dd september 81, a son.
,,.n Berg is having an addition
,n lift" TO his house and other improve
% u made
c,mnbo-N aptha Moth Balls Csc pc
Cudip For sale by the Friday Har
Dor Drug Co.
u.ou can use blue vitriol and sulphur
I aarices at the Morse Hdw. Co.
40 YOU going to paint? IF so, uss
AZ Ccods. Send postal to the MORSE
G Gsir Co. for observation-disclosures pain,
color cards
b
ro cole Of the Groll Lumber Com.
in r,o mill on Fisherman's bay to u.
P' G.nns and sons is understood to have
T. haan practically concluded.
A. addition to the building recen tly
,nrcbased by DR.. Teager, of Arlington,
Pu'od drug store is under construction
~ n Higgins is doing the work.
vonted-A school teacher In district
W q West Sound, for a term to
torin october IA. Call upon or address
w W 0 Nichols, Clerk, West Sound,
Washington.
We are carrying fine line of mems,
ladies, and chidren's fine dress shoes.
T I will call and inspect them you
viii not be likely to purchase else
where.-Martin & Jensen.
W.. Court took three second prizes
Of the Whatcom County Fair-fOr
Grain table, turnips and tobacco. John
Kettles was awarded first and special
prize for grain in the sheaf.
Threshing is well under way. The
mt crop generally throughout the
cOnnty is much below the average,
both in quantity and quality, owning
TO the unusually dry season.
Watches repaired by E. F. Harpst.
Twenty years experience. All work
guaranteed. | also have a Bike and
Gun shop in connection Next door to
bank, Friday Harbor, Washington.*
Found-Adrift in Nelson harbOr, on
Monday, August 10, 1901, scow Sc #.
long, ii #. wide and Al #. hold. Same
can he seen in Nelson harbor, Decatur
island, Washing ton. Owner is re-
uuested to pay charges and take it
away. Mrs. c. w. Hammond.
James Fleming is having the main
part of his residence at Kanaka bay
covered with cedar siding and is hav-
Ing some interior alterations made
which make the house one of the pleas
ATTEST and most comfortable, as it is
one of the largest, on the west coast.
George Mullis is doing the carpenter
work.
At the first annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the Pacific Packing and
Navigation Company the following
officers were elected: Charles Counsel
man, president; L. B. McGOvern, vice.
president; Frederick Carey, treasurer;
R 0nffroy, secretary; Richard Della
field Charles r. Flint, Stuyvesant,
Fish, Frederick Victor, John e. Borne,
T. D. Graves, Herman Chaplin, Phil
Kelly and Mr.. Goodhall, of San Fran
cisco, directors.
Al. Lightheart, of Mitchell bay, re.
quests the ISLANDER to deny most en-
phaticalIy that lie has made any state
ments to anyone that could be con-
strued as indicating approval of the
assassination of President Mckinley or
'heslightest sympathy with his assassin
or the villainous deeds or doctrines of
anarchist societies. The editor is glad
loaccord hun the privilege of making
'lS denial in the ISLANDER, which
would heartily support very summary
measures of punishment for any man
known to have expressed approval Of
The helish deed or any sympathy
with the villainous organizations that
! haunt T the red flag of anarchy in the
United States.
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over $50 worth of improvements and
extensions of Friday Harbor sidewalks
are assured as result of the "Measur-
ing Social given last Friday evening
oy The ladies Of the Santa Juanita
elIo. Notwithstanding the equinoc.
ual storm which began that evening
and doubtless kept many away the
attendance; n.e was very good. So much
interest was manifested in the "fish
Poud' that the contents were soon ex.
I ased,. Another time the ladies
s %oGid have their trap equipped with a
Splller." The receipts were $55.01 and
we refreshments, contents of fish pond,
use use OF hall, advertising, etc., having
Seeh donated, the expenses were only
y. Inc ladies desire to express theil
nearly thanks for the goodly attend
al and liberal patronage, but it seems
lhe ISLANDER that the obligation
,St mel rests upon the public and thai
we thahks are due to the ladies. At 9
special meeting Monday tie club ex
E EIneu a vote Of thanks to the Odd
,haTs for the use of the hall and t.
o o"e I ladies who furnished such gener
GUS supply Of milk.
thd lie state board of equalization raised
we assessed valuations Of a number 81
so Statutes IN the state for the purpose o
t;o a'e taxation, and allowed the valua
a, "ns Oh nineteen counties to remain a
Jd aaa by their county boards. San
m ~an oelng among the latter. Thu
fa aeans an increase of over SO Ger CEN