Douglas Island news., 1910-12-07
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 Call for the famous Budweiser Beer at the Log Cabin saloon.
 The Alaska Labor Union dance at the Natatorium Friday night. Big time.
 WHAT?-A fine assortment of Xmas gifts. WHERE?-At Smiths Drug store.
 An electric music machine has been added to the equipment at the skating rink.
 If the wind breaks your window glass or blows your stove pipe down, Jensen can fix it.
 JJ Campbell, the carpenter, will go to the States on the Jefferson to spend the holidays.
 Hear some of the late records at Smiths Music ParIors. Only new ones carried in stock.
 RANGEsg Everything from small family range to big hotel range may be had at Jensen's.
 Feusi & Bloedhorn offer a fine in- ducement to Christmas shoppers. See their ad in this paper.
 A new supply of coal is expected at the City Dock soon. The Humboldt may bring small shipment.
 Mir. Haigler was over from Sheep creek yesterday helping his wife get moved to the Riedi building.
 Everybody be wise and see Smiths line of Xmas stationery. You'll enjoy seeing it, aud can find no better.
 Call and see Smiths line of Xmas boxes of McDonald's chocolates-from one to five pound packages of beautiful designs.
 Prof. Stranack has engaged the Nata- torium for next Monday night and will give free demonstration of hypno. tism, etc.
 A rehearsal for the minstrel show will be held at the Club on Tuesday, Dec. 18th. All who intend taking part must attend this rehearsal.
 Southeastern Alaska has a woman lawyer, Isabel Ambler Gilman, or Petersb burg, recently admitted to prac- tice in Judge Lyons court.
 Mrs. Merl F. Thomas has been quite ill for several days and will probably be moved this evening to the home of her mother, Mrs. Grant Kimmerling.
 After nine days of Taku wind, any thing in the way of weather is welcome. At press time today few flakes of snow are in the air and come fiuttering down.
 A plan is afoot for big New Years Eve cele bration by the Douglas Volun- teer Fire Department. The regular monthly meeting falls on December 3l.
 Wm. McMillan, ayoung man who has been serving term on the city chain gang for stealing watch, was given his liberty with the proviso that he leave Douglas Island.
 MT. George Riedi left last week on the Humboldt for much-needed Vaca- tion. He will visit sister in Virginia and then, perhaps, will continue his journey to Germany.
 Somebody will be happy when they win the large, beautiful doll at Smiths Drug Store, and it may be you. Re- member one chance given with each dollars purchase. Ask for them.
 Chas. H. Carleton, for many years a resident of Douglas, writes from Aha, Maine, to renew his subscription for the News, and says that be believes he likes Douglas better than any place yet and may turn up here again next season.
 David N. Judson writes from Oak Harbor, Wash, that he has bought 8 ten acre ranch half mile from that place, and the weather is fine. He or ders the News sent to him there and sends best wishes to his Douglas Island friends.
 There are some people on Douglas Island who do not subscribe for the News. It may be because they have not been asked. It is delivered by car riers to patrons in Douglas and Tread we'll. Phone your name and we will send you the paper.
 A grass fire near the Canteen last Thursday morning caused considerable excitement and brought out a large crowd. A buneh of Treadwell miners