The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-03-28
Gown and County News

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fyou see il in . ''Fair, i'd it Is 90
orchard trees are fast leaving ont
Wall Paper, Trunks and new goods
Judge Lichtenberg was over from
Lopez yesterday. W
). w. Sanderson, the stamp artist
mas gone to East Sound.
Mrs. Gum is again able to he ont
arter a long siege of grippe.
April Argosy and Ainslee's lust re.
ceived. islander Company.
The Bay View Meat Market has been
reopened by G. M. McCarter.
w: H. Little and family moved to
the Gllllland place last week.
Mrs. Rnffin and children returned
Monday from trip to Seattle.
Geo. Fowler has engaged Steve Doyle
as master of the steamer Hector.
s. d. Martin went TO Seattle Tuesday
intending to return next Monday.
DIR. Capron returned to Roche Har.
Dor Monday from trip to Seattle.
John 3. McMillin was an up-Sound
passenger on the Thompson Tuesday.
The Santa Juanita Club contemplates
a "nigger minstrel show' in the near
future.
A. j. Hill returned to his his home
at East Sound Wednesday from trip
to Seattle.
The meetings of the various local
lodges will begin at 8 p. IN. after this
week, until fall.
The latest periodicals at THE ISL
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Puget Sound News Co.
We carry complete line of Toilet
articles. Call and hear our prices.
Friday Harbor Drug Co.
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Send to Sutcliffe & Hill, Whatcom,
COR samples of Wall Paper and Paints.
They will be sent you free of charges
Silk velvets at 75c per yard. Cotton
velvets at 4Oc per yard. Corduroy vel
vet dress binding at &c per yard at San
Juan Trading Co.'S.
The governor has vetoed the bill de.
signed to exempt from taxation YES
sells engaged i'm the cOastwise trade be-
tween this and other states and British
Columbia and Alaska.
Joseph Sweeney went to Whatcom
Monday and took with him lot of the
ISLANDER circulars descriptive of the
county for distribution among the
honeseekers arrivi, g there.
George Fowler passed his engineers
examination most creditably and was
given license as first assistant engi-
neer ON steamers of 800 tons and chief
engineer on steamers of fifteen tons.
Mrs. w. H. Parsons, of Seattle, will
be i'm Friday Harbor by April LIST with
a large assortment of trimmed and I'M
trimmed hats; at East Sound about
April 10th, and April Goth at Lopez
island.
A bantam pullet sitting on nest in
one of the show windows of Mrs.
Firth's millinery store has attracted
considerable attention for the past
week. The little bantam seems very
much at home.
The Superior Candy and Cracker
Company, of Seattle, of which M. K.
Noftsger is vice president. expects to
get into its new quarters next month
in the large new building which 1t has
leased and which is now nearing com.
pletion.
The school literary society met at z
d. m. Friday i'm room No. ! at the
school house. Following is the pro-
gram rendered: "Current Events"
Iva Larson and Clarlce Wilson; read
ing, Allie Anderson; recitation, Lau-
renee Handles and Peter Hansen; COM
position, Christiana Mckay; debate,
'sResolved, That liquor is more de-
structive than war;" The judges de-
cided i'm favor of the affirmative.
"Jack" Crook. the venerable old vet
eran who spent nearly a quarter. OF
century in military service-nearly fif-
teen yea rs under the British flag and
upwards of ten years under the stars
and stripes, went to Whatcom few
DAYS ago for short visit with old
friends. He intends to visit the SOL
diers' home at Orting and II he likes
the situation and manner Of life there
it is probable that he will become one
of the regular inmates.
DIR. Galen Wilson says: ut is mod.
crate statement to make that the annual
income from 100 ewes can be made TO
amount to $500. know that 100 ewes
and their lambs will not consume SO
much food value as ten milk COWS
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