Douglas Island news., 1910-11-30

Perry Wiley is in town again from his claims.
 The wind got in it's work on the grand stand roof
 The Douglas Grill has again chan ged proprietors.
 The Daily Alaska Dispatch now boasts a linotype.
 George Riedi, jr., returned to Doug las on the Dolphin.
 Fred Purinton will begin work at the Log Cabin tomorrow.
 Miss Iuga Gravrock has resigned her position at the City Bakery.
 Tom Sewell, of Haines, has been wis. iting Gastiueau channel cities.
 Hose Company No. will meet again Monday night at the City hall.
 BoRN-To Mir. and Mrs. August Aalto on Monday, Nov. 18th, a daughter.
 Ed Snyder, of Tenakee, has been visiting the capital city the past week. If the wind breaks your window glass or blows your stove pipe down, Jensen can fix it.
 Mir. John Kilbuck is back at his work again after rather serious encounter with the grip.
 A Juneau paper says that the De. eember term of federal court will hold we'll into May.
 Mir. aud Mrs. D. E. Landsberg ar rived from the Sound this morning on the Humboldt.
 Bob Harrison, former employe of the Treadwell foundry, is back from Eastern Canada. RANGES? Everything from a small family range to big hotel range may be had at Jensen's. Mir. and Mrs. Cassie Secrest are living in the Hudson house at the corner of Third and E streets. Representatives of the steamship companies have canvassed Douglas for business the past week. George Brown and Fred Cook have gone over to Warm Springs bay to build cabins for Henry Erie.
 John Feusi has become the owner of what is known as the Edmonds prop erty ou north Third street.
 A large number of Douglas people at tended the funeral of Claud Webster at Juneau Sunday afternoon.
 c. NJ. Blain took an enforced layoff during the past week nursing an ulcer ated tooth and swollen jaw.
 Get your Xmas goods at Smiths Drug store. He has stock and variety that will not fail to please you.
 The gold watch given away at the Lyric Thanksgiving night fell to-the lot of little lad named Andrew Han son.
 M. B. Archer has so far recovered from the attack of rheumatism as to be able to resume his duties at Tread we'll
 A large beautiful S25 doll at Smiths drug store, to be given free to some one. One chance goes with each dol lars purchase.
 A turkey will be given away at the Lyric theatre tomorrow night. Save your coupons and you may get the habit of eating turkey.
 Rev. J. B. Stevens, Pres byterian min ister at Juneau, accompanied by his wife, visited at the Congregational par sonage yesterday, guests of Rev. and Mrs. G. N. Edwards.
 Very important is it to the Xmas buyer to know where the best place is to get his Xmas gifts. A visit to Smiths Drug store will convince you that there is no better elsewhere.
 A wind storm which began Sunday still rages and the air is full of shingles, dirt and salt water. As yet there has been no great damage to property, but the fear of fire keeps many household CTS on the anxious seat.
 It is not too early to get the Christ mas spirit. Come to the COngrega- tional church next Sunday evening and hear the beginning of the matter. Sub feet of the sermon, HChristmas as a Sign of the Kindness of God"
 Saturday afternoon Mrs. Tascher and