Douglas Island news., 1902-01-29

A new line of ladies' silk and woolen waists at the Treadwell Store.
 Whoever drinks Olympia Beer, comes again. Always on tap at Milan's.
 The Dolphin will not sail from the Sound until the 10th of February.
 Ohman, the man on Third street, now sells the famous Red Top whiskey.
 A whiskey without heartache, is the Phil Sheridan Rye, at Milan's Place.
 MT. David Brown and wife left on the Cottage City for a visit in California.
 A pew spring suit? See Lamm & Co.'S new samples at Lindstrom's. The most complete stock of fine Gig ars in the city at the Douglas News Depot.
 Mir. George Lieve started via the Cot tage City on his long voyage to South Africa.
 Dr. Damourette's daughter was a Apassenger on the Cottage City, south hound.
 Geo. Mather returned last week from a two months sojourn at Hoonah Hot Springs.
 If y3u need a hat, go to the Tread we'll StoSe. They are selling s3.5O and s4OO hats for s2.Oo.
 The Ladies League of the Congrega- tional Church will meet in the parson- age at ? p. m. Thursday.
 Foreman A. K. Smith of the Ready Bullion mill, returned last week from visit to Burbank, Calf.
 Mir. N. A. Uren has leased the old Yukon Hotel building and will open up machine and repair shop.
 Fred Burns left on the Cottage City for Ossawatomie, Kansas. He will re- turn in about two months.
 BORN. to Mir. and Mrs. T. F. Burns, on Monday, January 27th, 1902, girl. Mother and child doing well.
 Attorney 2. R. Cheney has entirely refurnished his office rooms on Third street and now has splendid apart ments.
 A MT. Hill who has served as guard at the Juneau jail has been appointed as Deputy U. S. Marshal for Douglas Island.
 Oscar Ohman is having his hall re- painted and reftted in elegant style to accommodate the Eagles who make it their home.
 Mr. Frank Calhoun left early Mou- day morning on the Flosie for Hoonah Hot Springs. His mother and brother accompanied him.
 Charlie Carleton, who has been work ing at Sitka, returned to Douglas last week. He has been sick during bis stay in Sitka, but is again we'll and hearty.
 The ball at Ohman's Hall last We'd nesday evening. given by the Douglas Island Dancing Club, was largely at tended and general good time is re- ported.
 Antelope Doc took some excellent pictures of the News building last week. If you want any views, see Doc. Doc is an expert in photography and is always reliable.
 The little son of Mr. Burns, who was bitten in the face by vicious dog few weeks ago, has recovered sufficiently to be in school He will carry scar through life from the effects of the bite.
 4 special service, consisting of mu- sic and songs and recitatiops and dia- Iogues, by the little folks, will be held at the N. E. church next Sunday even- ing. instead of the regular service. All are invited.
 Dr. H.W. Strickler, formerly of As toria, Ore, and late of Ketchikan, who comes favorably recommended, has de- cided to permanently locate with us. His office is now across the street from the Hotel Northern.
 The McMiIlan Fur & Wool Go. have placed their price circular on file at our office for reference. This house has been established for nearly quarter of & century, and shippers find their deal ings with them very satisfactory.