The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-01-31
Gown and County Newe.


m,.oud Mrs. A. Newhall spent o""
aay On the Bay
,,, rharf at Newhall is undergoing
nJ' needed repairing.
,.,,n,iues in envelopes and boxes, DC
- "a 50, at Fowle's store V
ros, shoes at $l.OO, worth Szoo u
90 L 90 san Juan Trading Co.
c,rhIan returned Monday from
,yi.t with his family III 'ea''
i, yophyr warn at 1Oc skeln,
BlacN , ~ San Juan Trading 20.
o.otiops were resumed at Cowell's
ope n"rEs Tuesday, after short shut
down.
romas Rurke has returned from
ME- MI considerably improved IN
health
civ suits mems ready-made
i hil'S ot your own price. San Juan
Trading w.
,-,,I Murray has been quite Ill at
o; Jo.m He had severe cold when
he left here.
,s,v dozen mems underwear to
i l"rd ai oOc a garment or 35c suit.
San Juan Trading co.
The latest periodicals at THE ISL
mn office, exclusive agency Tor
pnrel Sound News Co.
cort Oscar Hahn and family are
ting relatives and friends here and
will remain several weeks.
Tho Island Lime Company started
.nts kiln again Tuesday, after being
oppoed down short time for repairs.
Send to Sutcliffe & Hill, Whatcom,
hr SAMPLES of Wall Paper and Paints.
They They will be sent you free of CHARGE
an Culver, of AIderbrook farm,
me Raw, went to the Bay cities Mon
dav ON business, returning Wednes-
day.
We nav the highest price for pro-
duce Present prices: Eggs, 25c doz.;
chickens, lOc good butter, soc per roll.
Martin & Jensen.
Mrs Turnbow spent few days last
week in the Bay cities. Mr.. and Mrs.
Turnbow have the Ed Harrison place
on Cascade lake.
Thomas Davis, of Olga, took passage
on the steamer Thompson Monday
evening for Whatcom ell route for
Colby, this state.
II is reported that the Shaw island
postotlice is likely to be moved soon
from Griswod to the Tiff place, on this
side of the island. .
Sunday the 9th, there was game
of base ball played at Olga by an East
Sound nine against nine picked from
Olga and Doe Bay.
The social at Olga last Thursday
evening for the purpose Of raising
money for Sunday school books was
well attended and cleared So.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard King were
passengers on the Buckeye Monday
morning Mr.. Kings mother is very
i'll at her home in East Sound.
The PA. f. Co.'s steamer Eclipse"
was over from Fairhaven Sunday. All
the other steamers belonging to the
company are "laid up' for the winter
viii Fowle has been to headquarters
to make his selections on Valentines.
finer or more extensive lot never be-
fore hit Friday Harbor. No mean
comics
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Firth desire to
express, through the ISLANDER, their
sincere thanks TO the friends who so
Kindly assisted them during the last
Illness of Prof. Hatcher.
Watches repaired by E. F. Harpst.
twenty years experience. All work
guaranteed. | also have Bike and
yum shop IN connection Next door to
Oank, Friday Harbor, Washington.
A. +. Shaded, of Lopez, has about
completed shipping to growers his last
S Ts crop of seed peas and during
FEBRUARY he will be engaged in drying
iils onion sets and getting them ready
tut Shipment. He has about two tons.
Alfred Douglas, one of the cemetery
trustees, reports that a substantial gal
'ahlzed wire fence has been built
aiuuhu the cemetery and that the new
. ,.s. mas been bricked up, but is not
;etcemehted, on account Of water. It
m oulit on gravelly ridge and the
wafer is not likely to remain it it long.
IN, mr. and Mrs. Richard Buffin and
n",au, OF kitsap county, have been
sueSs al the Bay View hotel for a
WIEN or more. Mr.. Buffin has been
p,aHcIcihg law at Everett. His father
n"u postmaster Tucker studied law to-.
s sL IN the same office i'm Indiana
w wne, .hey were both young men and
we're ambitious to shine at the bar.
Flom me Blue ad Fronts Cash Prices: Purity
0Ivn,, sue per sack, $3.50 per Dbl. !.
hi "pic riour, 95c per sack, $3.50 per
boa ' ok lbs Roasted Coffee, 81. co. the
''s tohee for the price on the market
"a alr grade English Breakfast Tea
si1eip per n ~; Rex Lard, lie per TO-. ali
ipSt - ~: NJ; Ferry's New Garden Seeds
Grea aeeeived' One box Frazer's AXLE
me- eo Tree to each farmer bringing
inst hcopy OF this advertisement. Have
stanS IiHugnt me new gun and propose
Ter s ny 1t. Cumtux? l.. B. Car
inst 81" ' sa, IN the ISLANDER of the 10th
of 0ro relative to the prune cron
the o las island last season. attracted
of Ssio en'ion of Henry A. Townsend
nec,aS l, Oregon, who seems tn no con-
tion e 81 with the "Cured Fruit Assoc.
lstt vi the Pacific Northwesty and a.
1tnam ,er 10 the editor he asks for th -,
agan , os postoffiee addresses and acro e
tiSn OF the prune growers of tI,;s " sae