Douglas Island news., 1908-10-28
TREADWELL TOPICS.

q Daniels, SmlCD, IompKluS, oulIh' Stoody and Leaning, the hunters who
 went to Pybus bay for weeks outing, returned Saturday with eleven deer and a quantity of ducks. They made ] the trip in the launch Pacific and re- i port capital time.
 An Indian lad caught in the act ot pilfering the assay office last Friday : evening, spent the night in jail and will ] be tried later for his offense.l ! A wedding occurred in Treadwell last Friday evening when, at the home of Mir. and Mrs. c. Livie, "The Pines," Mr. John Livie and Miss Kate Douglas were united in matrimony. The ceremony was performed by Rev. D. Holford and was witnessed by a number of friends of the contracting parties. Later a sumptuous wedding supper was served, accompanied by toasts and good wishes framed in the best Scotch style for the l futurehappiness of the young couple.
 The Tampico arrived in port yester- ! day and will be here several days load ing concentrates. ! The surveying party which has been out for the past two months returned Saturday, with their work ended for the season.
 The formal opening of the new MeXi can boarding house, which occurred last Thursday evening, went off with out hitch and proved pleasant oc' casion. A good many people turned out to see the new building and enjoy the good time. There was dancing for several hours, with music by the Strom- Wasterlain orchestra; then everyone visited the supper room, which had been arranged at one end of the big dining room. A very nice spread had been prepared, to which the guests did ample justice. Steward Ferris deserves credit for his careful planning of de- tails. The new building is now in actual use. The equipment is Up to date in all respects, patent tea and coffee urns, dishwashiug machine and vegetable steamers being among the various conveuiences installed in the kitchen. The main dining room is 40 by l25 feet in it's dimensions. There IS also a smaller dining room, bake room, large kitchen, preparation room, store rooms, refrigerator and office on the lower floor. Above are rooms for the help, neatly furnished, the whole con- veniently arranged. The new building is assuredly a credit to the community.
 The launch Mabel is being oVerhauled preparatory to going into winter quar- ters. The fleet will then be safely dis posed of until the outbreak of the spring boating fever.
 AT THE CLUB
 A decided improvement to the Club building will be the large storm vesti- bule which is being erected at the en- trance.
 The Foundry Stiffs defeated the TreadweI Mixers last Wednesday even ing in their trial of skill at bowling. On Monday evening match game came off between the Machine Shop and the Treadwell Muckers, which resulted in victory by five pins for the Machine Shop. But thero will be more games later.
 The moving picture performance on Friday evening was we'll attended. The pictures were good and were evidently appreciated. Ed Christoe sang an il- lustrated uong, "I'll Be Waiting in the Gloaming, Genevieve." There will be a
 performance this evening at which some of the new films will be exhibited. ] On Friday evening there will be a free entertainment at the Club. The
 program will consist of short farce,
 "The Murderer's Revenge" and several
 other interesting numbers. The public
 is invited.
 The boys of the machine shop are planning dance which will occur soon
 after the first