Douglas Island news., 1906-08-22
TREADWELL TOPICS.

horse and way ports.
 Miss Carrie Risedorph, ,who will teach the Treadwell school for the ensusing year, will arrive with her sister some time next week.
 Ernest Wickstrom was operated -on last Thursday morning at St. Ann Hos pital, for appendicitis. At present he is doing very nicely.
 Messrs. Daniels, Stoody, Tompkins, A. K. Smith, Swihart, Johnson, Carpen- ter, D. Brown, A. D. Andrew, and M, G. Rogers made up a fishing party last and went over to Fish creek on the Mabel. They were quite success ful, bringing home about $50 trout.
 Mrs. Mark Tatom entertained at luncheon last Thursday Mesdames Kinize, Carpenter, Veasie, Tompkins and Johnson. Several of the little folks were also present to help Miss Edith celebrate her third birthday.
 L.B. Johnson and D. J. Kinzie are doing surveying for projected dam back of the Ready Bullion Mine.
 George Thomas, an employee at the Ready Bullion, is in the hospital suffer ing from very painful wound in the shoulder, inflicted by miners candle stick, but whether Intentionally or by accident has not yet been determined. A fellow workman, Louis Melich, has been arrested and is waiting trial in Juneau.
 Electric lights have been placed in the cabins opposite the Club building. This is quite different looking neigh borhood since the tearing down of the Siwash shacks.
 There was slight mix-up between the ore cars and the locomotive last Thursday which caused some damage to the track leading to the 300 mill. It was very soon repaired and work re- SumeQ as uSudl.
 Mir. F. w. Bradley, consulting engi- neer for the Treadwell companies, will arrive on the City of Seattle for his an nual visit.
 Miss Irene Buan is at Tacoma and recent letter states that she is much improved in health.
 Carl Harrison went over to Sitka to repair the bad teeth of the inhabitants of that festive burg.
 A man named Drinkwater is seeking the prohibition nomination for gover- nor of South Dakota. He should get 1t.
 The Council seems to be unanimous in the determination to place large main sewer under the new part of D street, connecting with the old sewer in front of Reidi's Bakery and running to tide water.
 Mrs. John Henson is planning to start next month for visit at Boston, Mass, where she has two sisters living, and also to New Brunswick, the home of her childhood. She will probably be gone all winter.
 Mr.J.N. Stoody, of Treadwell, has received a letter from Mrs. Stoody stating that she and the children reached their former home in Iowa without mishap, and that Howard is feeling fine and improving.
 Don't forget the lecture this evening in the Congregational church, at s o'clock. "All Sorts of Folk to Make World" of this number your are truly one therefore be sure to be present to hear what may possibly be said of you.
 The City Council met Monday night, pow-wowed for several hours, but the only important business transacted was the payment of bill of s6.3O to Geo. E. James $ Co.,, and the reading of the street car franchise second time and it's passage to a third reading.
 "God's Plan of Christian" will be the theme of discourse in the First Congregational church, Douglas, on Sunday evening, August 26 at 8 o'clock. The Choir will render a suitable an- them. You are invited to be present and take part in this service. Rev. D.. Holford, B. D., Pastor.
 Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. K. McKanna entertained number of her friends at Thimble Party at her home on Second street. The ladies decided that any one who said word against Alaska in general or Douglas in parti-
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