Douglas Island news., 1912-10-02
The Douglas Island News,
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The natives danced lssS ilighS sC Gne Douglas Natatorium.
 Frank Casheu returned lest week from visit to the States.
 See our big 5c, LOG and 15c bargain counter. Douglas Hardware Store.
 Don't fail to see the famous "David Copperfeldn film at the Lyric tonight. Chris Nelson, of the Canteen, has gone for an outing st Warm Springs Bay.
 Charlie Rudy was down from Nugget Creek last week for taste of eiVill2a tion.
 Jim Rubin was in from Nugget Creek last week long enough to look things over.
 Watch our windows for display of electrical goods. Douglas Hardware Store.
 Ranges, stoves and heaters-an prices. Douglas Hardware Store. Phone 8.
 Full line of plumbing goods. Esti- mates free on all work. Douglas Hard ware Store.
 William MaoBeth returned on the Dolphin from a visit to his cid home iu Scotland
 Coffee and Sandwiches served at the Palace of Sweets, Wednesday and Fri day evenings.
 Residents of Warm Springs have ap- piled for the re-estabiishment Of postoeice at Chat place.
 Tue Hudson building on Front street has been completed and the Denver Grand is moving therein.
 Ed c. Russell, of the Juneau Dis patch, was taking in the sights of the Gown several times the past week.
 Mrs. [. 6. Thomas left yesterday on the Humboldt for a visit with relatives in Kansas City, St, Louis aud Chicago, If gour clothes need repairing, clean ing or pressing, caE on Anton Krasel, next door to the cable office, Second street
 Rumors of Q passenger rate war among the Sound steamers are keeping a good many people in Alaska, waiting for the drop
 James Cunuaue has completed his summers work at Duadas bay and is taking holiday visiting the cities of Gastineau channel.
 Governor Clark is still at Seattle, where he is detained by the illness of Mrs. Clark, who is recovering slowly from a nervous disorder
 The steamship Humboldt, Captain Baughman, arrived from the South Sunday afternoon with lEo tons of freight for Douglas merchants
 John Langseth, of the News, left this morning for 8erue-s Bay, where he is interested in some valuable mining claims. He will be gone about month.
 Floyd \. Bash, of tbe Humboldt Steamship Company, arrived on the ship Sunday, looking as happy as ever. The Progressive Hone 8ule party will meet su conveation Friday at JGneau. Mrs. Joan Henson, Mrs. ,. r. Henson and daughter Marie, Mrs. r. P. Henson and sons Harry and John, and Mrs. .. W. Dickenson all came home on the Humboldt from a visit on Puget Sound
 Depaty Marshall MacMiIIsn reterued from Portland last week on the City Of Seattle. He reports that Tom ODon- nel, who was recently taken from Douglas to the Mt. Tabor sanitarium, died shortly after reaching that insti- tution.
 The Juneau Dispatch notes tae ar. rival Of fourteen miners headed by Paddy O'Neil to begin the big Cunnel which is to connect Silver Bow Basin with Sheep Creek, and the crew of seventeen from Treadwell who are to tunneI the north end of Mt. Roberts for the AIaska-J Juneau Gold Mining Go. This looks like prosperity for the Cap ital City.
 The party consisting of Dr. and Mrs, H. c. DeVighne, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. a. McEwau, Miss Maud Liliestraud and Judge Bach, re- turned this morning with thrilling