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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

Ggfaa EN- Stif. pROrOjpls
lamb i~triber. at / Rsrre Sunobps
9proaO ipnes bet liot efter Iiot at
blipe aoutume, at 81 Meolemmer
pda cen Sang botoer Yale. meOens
Reiten er forbbbet / pasiiar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

8obsefer. Ganb. ur. Rsrz
9aorO, Der fOr nO9le Qar iiOen
5lco gift mco Gntefru 6olmbiab /
ap6en6abn, bar, efter hpao yQdrbus
5tiftst." meobeler, tsbt Dc 400
5or. 2ano, Der er 9ammerberre
Mourier Qeteriens Bart at 0p Hsrs
reitDp DeO Silfe6org. 6un Iaoer M
9ele Stppen ino6egne til 0brebobt.
% miot inbe / bet pr1etige Ger
ran ifal Der bngges eli itor. pragts
fulb 9iGo. til boiffen tgl. gngninss=
inIpettpr 9ampmann siper 5egnin=
aerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

utDttsstilfat0e. 6prbe=
Der Peter SEMEN paa 9rp9geriti
I'M 6eimbot" i Runoers ful0t for
lebsn ueo / @arteloeren og tpeItes
bes Ioa aIoorligt, at Der er 6are for
hans 2io. 6an b%enliager enonu be-
oioItlgs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01
ser 8intber / 9abiten; bet bar en-
belt anOen Carer, bet BAR gait meo.
Oct ct ct npoeligt 9Iaol

Glettrieitet paa 9anbet
0m s 8age neolegges 9runoitenen
iii Den me Salt Og SanOItensfa.
brit / Stenliae.
@fter bpao Der meoOeles aSla-
%geliepoiten". paatanter man en- pre.
5e. 6ooroiOt 5a6rittens MdItiner
eeeutuelt oQIaa ian leoere e%leftriil
8elpsning til Stenline 9p. I'll
tai daereoe bare teguet GOO GLIDE
lamper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

tsote en- anip / 9rpitet poa BAN.
Zen Iaarebe blep I lioenbe 5ilaanO
6raot til TT 9iem; ea9erne frngter
for bans 9ip. qolitiet bar ta9et
ia at 9%oIosmanoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

9aa o9immeIberg4do
ben" er for 9iben 100 9rsnge.
6Ooraf SO ifal tonfrmeres til gdoIft.
3 9s6et at 5oraaret tages BET treble
6jem (faloet o@dmfs8adrb~) / grug.
5 bet iibfte Bar Qar bar bet itaast
u%benDttet, ibet Der fun bar 8rua fot
De to 6iem. Som 8eitbrer sr ifslge
gSilfeb. 3D." antaget 5attiggarbs.
beftprsr Buff pua Obbsr 5atties
gaaro. 5an o9 bans 6uitru bar uns
Der afbgbe 5ortanber Bubble tibfis
9ere beItpret o@amle Gaarb".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

9asfemonQel. 9eb en- /
oisie Gage paa @j6q qOititation 10
petagen 8eoiiin er Der efter o6pns
Stiftstioenoe" forsfunoet en- Susie
mangel, Der efter en- forelpbig 81
aprelIe uoger ca. 400 9r. georaa,-
rem er en- 2ozaorig 9%oitasIiftent 45e-
cerien, Der ben /. os. forflDttebes iii
9orOin9borg. % fom MI menes pal
Del til Qmerita.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

Otlt III " pul l0lAuoi VI Puo 1gutb
peien % er aaaebe bort uoen noeet
Tom belIt llbbptte.
Qoftor 4aae &b9rns
D 7 Up Der gennsm 4ar bar ejort ct
.6etnoeligt Qrbeioe for forismte %
iorpiloebe 98rn, bar Rblaat fit
Manbat iom 5ormdnb for be banite
Observation-Disclosures 9opebbeitbz
relie, men beb6liber bog at fungere
tortere 9io enonu.
5if BEN proetterebe 9 T.
n fra Sg6us eIer 0benIe ober Qne=
n, Ssnberip, gieersleO, 9eFlingc rs
6aarsIeb Soene til Gfobsgaarbe
gb. epentuelt til S%tatsbanen, bar
9efinge Sognerad6 ifpl9e o5nns
3io." tsgnet ct Qttiebslsb at $4,000
Str. SITTER Sigenbe Ital en- li9nenoe
Sum bare tegnet at 6aursleb 9oms
mune.
8unb al Olbfager. gn
0}ano pdd Qitrup Mdrt fanbt ifglge
,Qalb. 4mtst." forleben peo 0rabs
ming / en- Mofe en- imut f%orarbejost
Gar FRA StenaIberen. : famine
Uloie er tibIigers FunOet forTteIlige
Rebitabsr at Stint til Gorar6ejbnin9
al IRA. Bore 5orfabre baUbe ganfte
fortrinligt 5lintbGrttsj, peb 6ialp
al bOiltet nan bddoe funbe feloe
3raer og bpgge 6uie.
Gn bant 80 a n6 m rbet i
q merifa. 6orbenb. Sme0 qefet
qetsrien / Spnnerup mobtog / 81.
,9ofb. Q0.@ iorfeben MeboeIfe ON
ON. at bans Ssn. gnbers Qeter gss
terfen / Ribecebe i Californian er
bleben mbrbet. Den mbrbebe breo
9ano6rng, par 81 qar al. % babes
r9ret | Qmerifa en- balb Snes @ar.
Danmorfg Care rores
in g tansr / 5slae be oeb qarets
9eabnbelie recherche Uleblemsliitsr
e401 Mebemmer, forbslte I 119
&reofe.
5oreningen bar / 1903 bait en-
9ilgang at 1913 Meblsmmsr. Der sr
bannet 10 M 9rebie.
Sfooet fig ibisf. aeb=
manO galOemur Ssrenfen fra 6pits
iom er forrige Munbag Rat for.
pdd 2dn6ebsien beb 6unnss
mp @sIt for 5obro. Der menes,
at ban er tsrt lsbft neb ub en- Battle,
at ban bu er Itbrtet at gognen og
bar flaaet fig ipieI puu @tebet. ais
get bIeb funbet beb Mibnatstib ng
brd9t til S%bge9ufet | 5unnsrup.
Sfofemgbe 9tbe. Srebis
BIZ Der | Ribe blibe al.
bolOt ct Itsrre SfoIemsbe, psb bpilz
fet 9iitop Sod og Oberlprer Sans
Rusmusfsn, Surtsbina, BIZ bolos
5%orebrag.
Sfbfss. Sfobfogeb syenfens
6us / StdsIteb Oeb 5fauenTjolb, tifs
berenbe @obsejer g. Gcabenius.
9oergadrb, er nebbrnnbt. Tanilien
rebbebes | iibfte 2iebfit. 3 Gslge
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01
9i

BIZ
Hop ST. Nielfen ubtaite ifplge .9tut.
borg NmtstiOenbe" 1 ct 6orebrag on
airteforfatningen forIsbsn often
2nitelisbeben uf en- tirtelig SbnOOt
til GrTtutning for bet opbopebe tirts.
lige Raab FAINT snffebe Stiftstons
penterne bi6ebOlbt TOm Melemlar
mellem MISUNDERSTANDING og Sbno.
ben. giffoppen frembaoebe. al Size.
nig6eberne burbe babe 0etoret til al
beOure 5ineenes 3ilitanb, naar be
Fnitebe bet; fud lange Staten ffstter
8irten, fan oe 6sr Rigsbagen life
fraTiee fig aetten obsrfor airtens
bbre Gorbolb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01


99l. fungersnoe 9pgningsinipet=
ter, aammerraao Soban 9beobor
3eltner. er forrige M&anbag RAJ az
gaaet Oeo 0eben efter ct fort Sbge=
leje, ca. 81 Par gammel.
Meo ben afbeoe gaar poanD en- At
zen oomle Sfoles Gmbeosm9nb
Graoen, en- al Dem, bbis SqrtenOe
par en- albrig ipigteHoe pligtfglelie.
en- naIten iii pebanteri 9ranienns
Gm6u for bet, Der bar obergioet
beres garetRgt % en- 4rbeioslnit %
Q%r6eiostrane. Der fiji ben aF0soe til,
enonu iaa tent iom / CONNER, 1t
ferbes tiolig ON Morgsnen, bpor
arbejoe paa be tonaelige Slotte no
Fprtes. for at bare filter paa betrp9s
aenOe lloferelfe.
admmerrooo 3eltner, Der efter IN
foli0 orfiteftiIf ltobannelTe tnbtiebes
ION ung Won6 til gmbebet ION
gngningsinTpefter beb Slottene, uos
folbsbe I benne Stiaing ct ubmarfet.
bsparenbs Qrbejbe. Rsitaurerinosrz
ne lebebes at BAN meb fnnbio Smaq,
% ben rent baanoparfsm1sF9e Del
tontrOllereOe ban meb en- 9bgti9beo
o9 Ombu, Der mdatte p%aafsnnes.
9stte bleb bet Od Oafdu / ful6t Maal.
aaerebe / 1863 ubnaontes ban til
Ribber at D%unnebrog, faa Qtar efter
til 0dnnebrogsmunb, % eftsrbdons
ben babreoes ban meb flere uben.
Idnoite Orbener.
6an bar BERTH i fin arebs en- ofs
bofbt Manb, bpis liblige aarofter
og jopidle 89fen bonbt BAN NANCE
@enner.
Disfe BIZ mobtage Me6belelfen
ON bans 9sb meb 9emob.
Obertgrt al 9oget. pal
METER Qnberfen fra aorser, Der fer
Ieben ferte fOm Soefsrer meb Soeet
fra 9orssr 5,52, fit beb 9b9rte5b
6egge Sen oberferte. 5dn fgrteg BIZ
tere meb Soget til Rogfilbe, 6bor
ban i~nblugbes pud Spge6ufet.
s Gelge ct fenere Seleeram er
Fan Oeb pad Hosfilbe SDoebus.
8Ofbeltgt OoerfoIb. Gn
un9 adrf fra @runbbb paa Samgs,
Syn at @adrbejer 8. Genner, foin
Forriee Sirsbag often fommen meb
nogle aammeroter gaoenbe benab
Srane6jerg 2anbebej. Ser mebte be
IN 5usmdnb fra @runbbp, Gsren
SIR. SsrenTsn. Oenne, Der bar an
Del berufet, ftormebs uben yoron>
'ebning inb pdd ben unee Manb 90
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

Sfbfss. Sfobfogsb Senisns
5us / StdsTteb beb 5~lausnfjolb, till
bsrenbe Gobsejer g. G%cobenius.
gosrgadrb, er nsbbranbt. Gamilien
rebbebes I fbife 2ieblit. 3 Gslge
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

StoIemgbe ai6e. Srebis
gaaffebdg BIZ Der | Ribe bliDe az
6olot ct Ttprre Sfolemsbe, Dsb bpifs
fet 9iitop Sod og Oberlprer Sans
RusmusTsn, Sortsbing, BIZ bolos
5orebrag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

On Opftnbetfe, Der Ri
iHteresfere Oomerne. Gn
Dame I &oIoing bar opfunbet ct liGs
neult Qpparat, Der fan anbringss
paa enhper SsmaF;ne, % tom fBnts
at tunne uorette ianoe llnOerb9rtsr.
Opin0erften - 5ru Bergman =
bar foreoiit oQarbus Stiftst." en-
6et RRffe Qr6eiber, Tom SpmaIfinen
meo bette Qpparat p%aaiat, bar ub.
fprt. Def er Snorepaufnning / 5or=
bin0elie me0 pauGagning at Stof,
lige fra bet tpnbeite. bbibe sri til
bet tptfeite Silt. Oct 6eie foregaar
oOeror6entIig let % betoemt. og Be
al bet nhe qpporat fan Ia
res paa fortere 5io en6 en- ZINE
3eiultaterne bar ganffe operraftenbe
imufte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

5riB. tioli9ere aniat 4os Sagermss
tier Meoel, @aap.
Som man pil bem9rte, er ben al
IteOigeoe ioentiit meo Stopriber9tiel-
len fra Stppring ID eaerup@4f9ren.
Qt StiftsBprigbeoen pie6IitteIig
MATTE afiteoige BAN. fplger al fig
fen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

en- muf 9abe. Der Indians
lee for Siben til ct Orgel til abnge
airte bsb Sorg. Gnfefru Sinbing /
aebenbubn, IBIS dfbsbe Manb / fin
lib bar Carer / 2bnee, bar MI ffan.
tet ct fort 2egut til Sognsts fdttise.
On lem Geiltagelfe. De-
motraten" / Qarbus inbebofbt forles
ben en- meget trrnfenbe Qrtitcf ON
Carer Wint6er I 6abffen. gf. a.
bleO Der fortolt | Nrtiflen, at Sr.
'Bint6er bar meget forbrutfen.
Gu opfpfer 8labet, at bele 6iitoz
rien er en- Geiftageffe; Der er ingcn
fom befTf 8runb til afogs ODER 2ae
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

lltplgtpt lpeHIlI Nltu SlQVIlptlIe14-
len ira Stppring=N u aerupsQfGren.
2t Stiftspprigbeben pieblitteIig
MATTE afiteoige BAN. felger at fig
fen.
6 mobig Dame. gn fe6en
6aonit grosiererfrus bprte forleoei
Gftermioog. ba bun lab / i'm Dag
iigitue, at noget puslebe lloe / 9an-
gen. 8et no, Iom en-, Der gift paa
6oieiotfer, og itrats ilog bet benos,
at bet funbe pore en- 5pp. SUN la90e
sieblitteIig fit 2trbejbe ira fig og LIB
I'D / Gntreen. Nlen aft oar rolist.
0a 6ruen bobbe Dannet ia libt til
Wprtet beruoe, opoagepe bun bog, At
Der benne / ben fierneite arog itat ct
Bar 5pbber frem unbcr noget 3ai.
0un gif r~eiolut ber6en. trat Geiet
til SIDE = os foran beuoe itoO en-
SDp.
Manoen bsgpnote itrats at UNI
itpIoe iig meo, at ban bar gaaet for
teri, men oa 5ruen faa, at ban 6up6e
ifsrt zig en- at benoes ManOs Oper=
f~ratfer. betpoeOe bun BAN. at ban IN
gen uleiligbeo Tube gre ia - bans
uofugter eialbt til Nonbsbeet.
Mebens 6ruen / egen perIon bolot
9a9t pper Spnberen. ait Der Bun
efter 9olitiet og ban bleo anbol0t.
o4alborg Stiftstibenbe".
Reiultatet at ben itore glaOtamp Of
Retten til bette Iaon blep 10 til IN
oenoe % iioit, at intet al be ire Qal.
borabGabe for 5iben ferer 3itelen.
bDerten De TO, Der talote Iig idalebes
mems De baobe grioilegiet, eler bet
Der M bar 9rioilegiet Og ultiau fat.
tilt er oStiftstibenoe".
Gu meboeler imiolertib o4alborl
5ioenoe", ben oprinbelige 6tiftsti.
oenoe, at ben fra l. april. naar Or;
bilegierne oob9oes, after bill artaQ
Qaonst uAaLbOro Stiftstioenbe".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01
Markl

Money Or
ders Sendez
hurtigt og
billigt.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-22
Orcas

Hrea 81 90. N,

There will be dance tonight in
Olga hall
School closed this week in the Doe
Bay district.
Clay Cunningham was in Belling-
ham this week.
Virgil Thompson is visiting around
OLGA. He has been in Idaho for the
last year.
VIM. p. Smith, of Roche Harbor,
was visitor at the Morress place
this week.
Bruce Willis is home from fishing.
He took load of apples and potatoes
to Bellingham this week for c. 5.
Willis.
Mrs. John Viereck and children
came over from Bellingham Monday
for few days visit.
The Seattle Pile Company has con-
structed a log chute from Cascade
lake to Cascade bay to get down a
lot of piles cut on the Harrison place.
Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. c. S. Rice
and little daughter came over from
Bellingham Monday to spend a few
days at their summer place and
gather the fruit.
The international Telephone Com
pany's pole and wire force of twenty
eight men moved their camp Sunday
from Doe bay to the first bridge on
the road between Olga and Cascade
lake. They are setting thirty-fve to
forty poles a day and stringing the
four heavy copper wires on cross
arms.
Evelyn and Leda Culver, of Friday
Harbor, have been spending the week
with their grandparents at Alder
brook farm. They came to Deer
Harbor Saturday on the Islander
and from there with horse and bug
gy with their father, stopping Satur-
day night with their aunt, Mrs. c. S.
Willis, at Woodside.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-22
DEER HARBOR

Roy Pearmain returned Monday
from visit with Bellingham friends.
Miss Myrtle Tiff, of Shaw island, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Fife Weddle.
Mrs. S. Belshe returned Monday
from Seattle where she had been for
medical treatment.
John Baggs, of Nelson island, B. c.,
was here the first of the week to get
his yearly stock of farm supplies.
George Hirchberger is improving
the appearance OF his property by
blasting out a number of large
stumps near his dwelling house.
Messrs. Norton and Marian are
cutting scowload of wood for the
Roche Harbor Lime Company on P
Norton's place at Poverty Point.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-22
A Land of Fertile Soil

The Bellingham Herald, comment
ing editorially upon the San Juan
county exhibit at the Whatcom Fair,
says:
''The Whatcom County Fair serves
to draw attention to San Juan county
and it's wonderful resources. The
displays at the fair will prove a good
advertisement from which many in
that county who do not take the trou-
BILE to assist in preparing the exhibit
will reap the benefit. San Juan coun-
ty, although surrounded and divided
many times by salt water, is a land
of fertile soil and abundant crops and
might comfortably support several
thousand more people than now dwell
there"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-22

J. D. Smedburg, J. w. Fritz and
w. A. Wakefield, of West Sound,
were awarded thirty five premiums
on their display of fruits and veget-
ables at the Whatcom county fair.
Mr.. Smedburg took the first prize,
an engraved silver cup, given by the
fair association for the best individu-
al exhibit of fruit and the three gen
tlemen took premiums on twenty-five
varieties. He reports having had a
very good fruit crop this year. Fiji
teen trees of King apples produced
ninety-six boxes, single tree pro
ducing seven boxes all of which grad
ed three tiers 72 apples) to the box
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-22
leland
Pop. $50

Misses Allyn, Ireland and Wake
field went to Bellingham Saturday
to attend the teachers institute.
Guy Kent came over from Thatcher
Saturday and spent Sunday with his
parents.
Mrs. Irene Weeks has returned
from Bellingham.
Mrs. Andrew came home from
Bellingham Friday. She brought
with her some fine bred barred Ply.
mouth Rock chickens which she
bought at the fair.
Eber and Louis Bruins went te
Bellingham Wednesday.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-22
WEST SOUND

Edmund Van Bogaert is working
on the new hotel at Orcas.
Quite a number of West Sound peo-
pie attended the party at Orcas
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Martin are
entertaining Mr.. Martins brother
and wife.
Mr.. Hanson and son Austin are
here from Bellingham at work on
their place.
The West Sound school will begin
next Monday with Mrs. Hammond
as teacher.
George, Leona and Otella Smaby
spent the week at home from school
in Beliingham.
Mrs. Smith and daughters are the
guests of Mrs. Grin Barker, Mrs.
Smiths mother.
Mrs. D. K. Butler and daughter,
of Bellingham, spent portion of the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
Vaughn.
E. A. Martin shipped lot of fine
pears to Seattle this week. A con-
siderable quantity of fruit has al
ready been shipped from here to the
Orcas Island Commission Company,
Seattle.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-22

Hrea 10 50. NJ.


Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Graham return
ed from Bellingham Friday, accompa-
MED by their daughter, Mrs. Burt.
Jas. Culp has bought 40 acres Of
land from Joe Thornton.
The Cousins boys have bought q
well drill and are prospecting or
their fathers farm for water.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wilson have
sold the place they purchased recent
ly from P. B. Davis to Emil Nilsson
OF Seattle. They left Monday fol-
southern California.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-22

The steamer Rrpid Transit enter
ed here early yesterday morning
from Vancouver, having on board
12O tons of cable for the Interna-
tional Telephone Company Q5a knots
in lengthy and large amount of tools,
machinery, electrical apparatus, etc.
Several representatives Of, the tele-
phone company and party of cable
experts from England were aboard.
Deputy Collector Culver, Of this port,
was directed by Collector Ide to 60
with them and witness the laying of
the cable between Gordon head,
Vancouver island, and Andrews bay.
The duty on the cable and equipment
amounted to about 81, 500.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-22
Island
pop. 1850
EAST SOUND

Mrs. Frank Baker and Mrs. Bey
made a trip to Bellingham Thursday.
E. F. Templin returned Saturday
from short business trip to Belling-
ham.
Miss Kittie Bliss spent several days
this week at Doe Bay, visiting her
family.
Mrs. G.. w. Waldron and Miss Wal
dron spent few days in Bellingham
; last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Geoghegan left
last week for Friday Harbor where
they will reside:
Mrs. Morris Nichols and her little
boy arrived Saturday to spend few
days with friends.
Mr.. Loop, Miss Boyer and Miss
Williams are attending teachers in
stitute at Bellingham this week.
.Prune drying is over for the sea-
On and orchardists are busy picking
apples and doing their fall blowing.
Mr.. aid Mrs. L. D. Pike and chill
dcen and Mrs. Dorviller left Thurs
day for few days visit at Belling-
| ham.
Miss Bessie Cramer, Miss Gertrude
Bickle and Miss Grace Phillip left
Saturday for a few days visit with
Bellingham friends.
Charles Killing, of Seattle, is spend
ing a week visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Killing, and meet
ing his many friends at East Sound.
L. D. Pike, E. F. Templin, G. E.
Woods and Frank Dorviller left the
first of the week on the "White
Wings" for few days duck shooting
on the Samish flats.
Mrs. G.. H. Williams gave a linen
shower Friday afternoon of last week
for Miss Handy, whose marriage to
Mr.. Rayner, of Bellingham, is to take
place some time this fall Miss Ham
bly, received many beautiful gifts of
household linen and the guests had a
most enjoyable afternoon. Those
invited were Mr. and Miss Handy,
Capt. and Mrs. Gregg, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. S. Donahue, Mr.. and Mrs G.. Fl.
Showers, Dr. and Mrs. Fitz- Mathew,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Harrison, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Sutherland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Sutherland, Mrs Gill, of
Honolulu, Mrs. Showers and Mr..
Harry Donahue.
Editorially the ISLANDER suggests
that it would have been better had
the Orcas Island Commission Com
pany been called the San Juan Com
mission Company. It was originally
suggested to call it the San Juan
Commission Company, but as there
was already corporation in the
state known by that name, it was
decided to name the new enterprise
the Orcas Island Commission Com
pany. The object of the corporation
is not only to handle the fruit of the
Orcas island growers, but the entire
farm products of the county and also
to solicit business from other sources.
The company will be glad to sell stock
to any one living in San Juan county.
So far the company has met with the
greatest success and the indications
are that this enterprise will be of
great and permanent benefit to the
county.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-22

Henry Cayou offers his fine ''Cedar
Grove Stock Farm" on Decatur ISL
and, for sale. The place consists of
over 500 acres, large portion of
which is rich bottom land. It is one
of the best farms in the county and is
particularly adapted to stock raising
and dairying. A large tract of it
would make fine hop ranch.
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Death of Miss Aida Grace Pratt

Death of Miss Aida Grace Pratt
Miss Aida Grace Pratt, who Wis
tied friends here a few days during
the summer, and who was to have
been married today to Rev. VIM. j.
Sharp, pastor of the Presbyterian
church here, died at the home of her
parents in Seattle last Sunday morn
ing, of typhoid fever. She was 26
years old and had resided in Seattle
since early childhood and was educat-
ed in the public schools of that city
and at the state university, of which
she was a graduate. The funeral
took place Tuesday afternoon. Mr.
Sharp returned from Seattle last
Saturday, quite hopeful of Miss
Pratt's recovery, but Immediately
after the Sunday school service the
following morning he received a tele-
gram announcing her death and he
left that afternoon fol- Seattle.
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OCTOBER %. % AND 30

Worlds Fair excursion tickets to Chi
cago, st. Louis and all Eastern cities will
be sold by the Great Northern Railway
on October 9th, 18th and 10Th, in addition
to October Bird, 4th and 5th. Apply to any
Great Northern agent for rates and full
information.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-22

The international Telephone Com.
pany's advance construction force,
under Foreman Bateman, began
work on Shaw island Tuesday, clear
ing right-of-way and digging holes.
The line across the island will be
little over five miles in length.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-22

DR.. CARAT, the Dentist, will be in
Friday HarbOr all Of next week, pre-
pared to do all kinds Of Dental work.
Call early and make appointments.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-22

Bernard Pelly, British vice-consul
at Seattle, delivered the principal
address at the unwilling OF the monu-
ment at English camp yesterday.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-22

J. A. Gould, of Seattle, made fly
ing trip to Friday Harbor Wednes-
day to close the contract with the
Friday Harbor Lumber and Manu-
featuring Company for the lumber
for his new summer cottage. The
company has also taken the contract
for the erection of the house. Friday
Harbor is to be congratulated upon
having mill company which will
contract to build houses and turn
them over to the owners complete.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-22

The q. S. monitor Wyoming went
to Roche Harbor Thursday but re-
turned to griffin bay before night.
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RICHARDSON
WORLDS FAIR RATES EXTENDED

Through the efforts of the Great North
ern Railway, Worlds Fair excursion
tickets will be sold on October 9th, 18th
and Goth, in addition to October 3rd, 4th
and 5th. For full information apply to
any Great Northern agent.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-10-22

Pure California Port Wine $3.50 per
gallon at Void & Lightheart's.