The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-01-17
Gown and County News.


The February Designer and the De-
lineator just received.
A full line of Mems, Ladies' and
Children's Underwear at Martin &
JeDsen's.
Rev. DIR. Gum has been quite i'll
with grippe since his return from Seat.
tie last week.
The export" is the best SC cigar in
the market. You will find them ut
Martin & Jensen's.
Union meetings are in progress at
the Methodist church tits week. Ser.
vices every evening.
Governor Rogers and Lieutenant
Governor Mcbride were inaugurated
at Olympia yesterday.
Parsons Magazine for February,
prOfusely illustrated, at the ISLANDER
office. Only 10 cents.
d. B. Shull left on the Thompson
Tuesday for week or ten days trip to
Port Townsend and Seattle.
On account of the long continued
illness of Mr.. Sitter, H. s. King is as
sisting Gene Gould i'm the San Juan
County bank.
We are manufacturers agents for the
Rock Island Plow Co. Call and see, if
you are needing anything in farming
m1phinnrC Martin e. Tonpan
Mrs. Josephine Marschand has re-
quested the address of her copy of the
ISLANDER changed from Whatcom to
Howard, >. Dakota, where she has
gone to visit her daughters for a few
months.
j A. Gould has purchased from L
Il. Carter and had decided to his son
Gene three lots adjoining o. H. Gull
ver's home OH the hill, above the can
merry. The lots have a frontage toward
the town and afford fine view.
The World Almanac and EncyclO.
pedia for 1901, which contains great
fund of information OH national and
International matters, politics, science,
historical events, etc., may be had at
the ISLANDER office for only 25 cents.
School Superintendent Allen has
about thirty Japanese at work cutting
wood for him OH Waldron island. He
has contracted to furnish the Roche
Harbor Lime Company 1000 cords, of
which considerable portion is already
cut.
The Blue Front Store carries in stock
the Celebrated Washington Shoes, made
in Seattle. No other store in the city
carries them. Ladies, am going to add
to my Dry Goods department several
lines not now carried i'm stock. Gentle
men, as soon as l can get them from
the east / can fit you out i'm Suits of
Clothing. Yours for business, l.. b.
Carter.
Captain Tozier, of the cutter Grant,
in charge of the revenue service on the
says that the new Scotch
marine boilers for the revenue launches
Guard and Scout, have been completed
at San Francisco and that bids have
been forwarded to Washington for put
ting them i'm place. 1t is expected that
they will both be ready for efficient
service within month.
Benjamin King and Miss Ida May
Little were married Sunday afternoon
at the home of the groon's parents,
Rev. S. S. Cutler, officiating About
fifty relatives and friends of the happy
couple were present. The ceremony
took place there by request of the
groom's mother, who said that her
other children had been married at
home and she wanted Ben to be also.
Olympia dispatches report that Rep
resentative Davis, of this county,
walked out of the caucus of northwest
ern members when they decided to
vote for Albertson, of King county, for
speaker, instead of yesterday, of Pierce,
who is represented to have promised
Davis the craftsmanship of the fisheries
committee i'm the event of his election
to the speakership. It is expected that
AlbcrtsOn will give the fisheries chair
manship to Fairchild, of Whatcom.
E. P. Bailer was i'm town Monday
and was welcome caller at the ISL
AMBER office. He reports that his son
Henry returned Monday from PrOvi-
dence hospital, Seattle, where he had
been for ten and half weeks i'm conse-
quence of the wound i'm his foot caused
by broken telephone wire. His foot
is still i'm plaster cast, but is healing
rapidly. Henry speaks in the highest
terms of the treatment he received
from the Sisters at tire hospital and
from DIR. Shannon, his attending ply
sician.