The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-03-15
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Pop. 1900
9ether, buy our goods at home and
patronize our own people. Sink OF
swim Carriers Department Store
stands by the majority's wish.
Hide away that little hammer!
All the latest magazines for sale
at the Sugar Bowl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Strand
are the proud parents of fine baby
girl, born Wednesday, March IS.
FOR SALE thoroughbred White
Leghorn Eggs. So per setting of
Is. Mrs. H. M. Cow, East Sound.
Mrs. Fred Gerard and daughter
Alice, and Mrs. Bert Greenwood
spent most Of the week in Belling-
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Armstrong
and Mrs. Will Bostian, of West
Sound, were Friday Harbor visitors
Wednesday.
E. W. Purcell, who spent the win
ter at Los Angeles, CAL, arrived
here Wednesday to attend to bust
ness interests.
Lyle and Guy King shipped about
IS tons of oats to the Chas. H. Lilly
Co., Seattle, this week, by the
steamer Rosalie.
Van Sargent has his launch beached
near the marine station, where he
is giving the hull a thorough clean
ing and painting.
Christian Science services at Her
man Fredell's residence Sunday, II
a. m. Subject Substance" Pub
lie cordially invited.
Mcssrs. Somers and Turner, Seat
tie real estate men, were looking
after San Juan county land deals
the fore part of the week.
Mr.. J. w. Reed here has samples
from Waldron's Bellingham stock;
call in at his store and see them.
Liberal terms are also given.
Leslie Douglas, Loyal Larson and
A. j. Wright received shipments of
thoroughbred White Leghorn and
Plymouth Rock eggs this week.
FOR SALE-A pair IF 7-year
old well matched, fine driving hor-
ses. Will exchange for cattle. j. j.
Sandwich. Friday Harbor. Wash.
The San Juan Military Band will
be out next Monday evening to
furnish music for the meeting at
the Court house. 1t will be their
first public appearance this season.
Owing to the special meetings at
the Methodist church there will be
preaching in the church Sunday
both morning and evening, as the
pastor will not 60 to Roche Harbor.
DR.. and Mr.. L. A. Rudow left for
Bellingham Monday OH the Balm
bridge, for the purpose of consult
ing an eye specialist, Mrs. Rudow
having had serious trouble with her
eyes for several days.
C. E. Flint, horticultural inspect
or. was in the city Wednesday, hav-
ing attended a special meeting of
the Mt. Young grange the day be-
fore. He was on his way to East
Sound. where he had official duties
to perform.
For the benefit of others / make
this statement: Chas. Mckay, OF
Friday Harbor saved cow for me
that was unable to give birth to her
calf. The COW is worth $500. |
don't think that there is another
man in the county who could have
saved the COW. Chas. Robinson
Frank Mitchell, who has been
bookkeeper for the F. II. 2. 20. Tor
the past two months, has resigned
his position and will return to Seat
tie. A Mr.. Washburn, late of New
York state, will take his place here.
Mr. Washburn was in town Wed
nesday and expects to move his
family here shortly.
Get. Gamble, of Port Townsend
brother-in-law of Mrs. E. H. Nash,
of this place, died at Seattle lest
week, where he had gone for cleo
trical treatments. Mr.. Gamble was
az wears old. He came to Washing