The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-02-07
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Miss Ada Mullis returned tbi. v..h
rom q short visit in Seattle.
Mn. J. w. Firth returned Monday
from business trip to Seattle.
A pew line Of mems, bows and chill
oren's caps at Martin 4 Jensen's.
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Four new members united with IN.
Presbyterian church here Sunday.
A little cold wave brought the mar.
curry down to 10 degrees above freexin .
here Monday night.
Z. c.. Larson sold the fine annie.
which he took to Sedro-Woollev ~
month for $l.25 box.
Full lines Of Mems Hats to 10 st very
low prices. Call and look them over.
San Juan Trading Co.
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Mr.. and Mira. Fred Anderson left for
seattle Monday after spending . week
with relatives and friends here.
F. N. Culver went to Doe Ray Hatur..
day to spend few days, visiting his
parents and aunts at Alderbrook farm.
Mrs. Sitter sold nearly eli of her
household furniture here ard left Fri.
day for Chehalis with Rev. and Mrs.
w. J. Dickson.
We pay the highest price for prc-
duce. Present prices: Eggs. Csc doz. /:
chickens; loo; good butter, soc per roll
Martin 4 Jensen.
T. N. Tallentire, manager of the Sc.
attic q Roche HarbOr Lime Company,
and his attorney, Mr.. Booth, Of Seat.
tie, were In town yesterday.
We are manufacturers agents for the
Rock Island Plow Co. Call and see, IL
you are needing anything In farming
machinery. Martin 4 Jensen.
John L. Murray is again able to be at
his desk in the state land commission.
ers's office. He thinks there Is little
probability that the capital removal
bill will pass.
John II. Sargent, who succeeded
Major Walker as immigration inspector
at Whatcom, where he was forlnerly
inspector Of customs, spent Tuesday
and Wednesday at Roche Harbor on
official business.
The local lodge of Rebekahs has
changed its time Of meetings from the
second and fourth Saturday afternoons
of each month to the second aud fourth
Friday evenings. The first meeting Of
this. month will be held tomorrow
evening.
Will Fowle has written some very
interesting descriptive letters home to
his family, describing the scenery aud
places of interest along the route taken
by him to his old home In Michigan.
He went via Portland and the South
ern Pacific. r.
Prof. w. II. Badger has been en-.
gagged to succeed the late Prof. Hatcher
as principal OF the Friday Harbor
school. He is college graduate and
comes highly recommended by the
teaciers agency In Seattle. His wife,
who Is Als6 teacher, il now teaching
east Of the mountains and their chill
dren are with her..
The people Of the valley are DESTROYS
of having q hall, suitable for entertain.
ments and meetings, to take the place
of the hall at Union grove which was
destroyed by fire about two years ago,
and the ISLANDER is requested to an.
nounce that there will be . public
meeting Saturday, the 18TH inst, at2
p. mat the Trading compAny,s store
at 1.-THE cOfners'' 10 consider the ques.
ten. -Ali the valley people are not
only cordially invited, bat earnestly
urged to attend.
The Blue Fronts Cash Prices: Purity
Flour, soc per sack, $3.50 per bbl.;
Olympic Flour, CSC per sack, $3.65 per
bbi.. Six lbs Roasted Coffee, $l.C0, the
best coffee for. the price on tho market.
A fair grade English Breakfast Tea,
25c per 10. Rex Lard, lilo per h., All
sizes. d. M. Ferry's New Garden Seeds
Just received. One box Fn1er'e Axle
Grease free to each farmer bringing
me copy Of this advertisement. Have
Just bought me new gun and propose
standing by 1t. Cumtux3 L. 3. Car