The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-02-23

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Stamping Powder, Fuse and Can
: Ross 1ulIoch's Hardware.
/ Read Seewney & Aliens dispay "a
and catch the sunshine. =
Mr.. aGd Mrs. Robert Scurr' d
Roche Harbor, came to this cit,
Thursday on the Rinbrid9e, return,
ing home Friday.
[. ]. Irwin went to BellinRham
Wednesday. to attend to legal bust.
ness, expecting to be away three Of
four days.
! ]. W. Reed is the local represent.
alive Of the Carlton Nursery Co.,
for flowers, shrubbery. fruit. shade
and ornamental trees.
+. s. Fogg; Of South Bellingham,
is spending the week in Friday Har.
Dor with hisson-in-law and wife Mr.
and Mrs. Ross. w. Tulloch.
FOR SALE Horse, Sound and
true. VIII work single or double.
Weight about 1850 bis. Price SIS,
Inquire at the Islander Office.
| FOR SALE-Good Young, Fresh
Cow with two-weeks-old calf, OF
good stock. Price reasonable.
VIM. Matthesids, Orcas. Wash.
r. Trouman workman on q plan
er at the Jensen ship yard lost a
piece Of the second finger Of his
right hand, Wednesday by getting
it too close to the revolving knife.
FOR SALE Cheap Complete
set of books on Steam and Gasoline
Engineering and Electricity. In
quire at this offi.e or address P. O.
Box 25, Friday Harbor. Wash.
Ross w. Tulloch is now occupying
the entire store room in the Ross
block. which until Monday was oc-
cupied jointly by himself and his
brother, Glenn A. Tulloch, Glenn
having retired from the grocery
hnsinnss
Sam Todd, who quit the restau-
rant business here about a year ago
and engaged in the same business
in Cashmere, r, cently sold his inter-
est there and is now running bar
Der shop in Mt. Vernon.
Patrons of r.. F. D. No. ]. San
Juan, will save money by placing
their orders for mail boxes with
Ross TuIloch's Hardware. Can
furnish them cheaper than anyone
else.
Elias Anderson has been tossing
stumps out with dynamite, tor O.
H. Culver this week. Mr.. Culver
is clearing up a patch of ground
for his seven-year-old boy, Carroll,
to grow garden truck on.
B. e Vierick Gilman Gale we're
in town Friday and Saturday. Mr..
Viereck came to see his sister,
Mrs. Coffelt. who. is sick and
Mr.. Gale came this time to cheer up
his cousin Mrs. G. N. Culver, who
is suffering from a broken hip.
Superintendent Campbell, of the
Provincial Police Of British Column
bia, reports to the deputy collector
of customs here that the launch
"Kelpie." of Victoria, was stolen
from a boat house on or about the
18th inst. The launch is equipped
with a 10 h. r.. three cylinder en-
CINE. 1t is an open launch, smooth
built, with can> as spray hood. z
PA. Perry and family received
the sad news. Monday, of the death
of F. D. Cunningham on the 18th
inst. Mr.. Cunningham and family
had been visiting at the home Of his
wife's parents at Saskatoon. Sask.,
at the time Of his death. They were
all prepared to start for Washing
ton on the following thursday.
Mr.. Cunningham was well known
to large number Of persons in
this county having been for several
years purser on the Str. Buckeye
and later served in the same capac-
ity on the Strs. Utopia and Kulshan
on the latter of which he was work
ing when his health failed. His
doctor advising a change of climate,
he went to California, where he was
operated on. From there he went
to North Dakota. where his father
lives.
Mrs. Ollie Williams, district man
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