Douglas Island news., 1912-02-28
The Douglas Island News.
THE ELocAL FIELD.
March T, s and 9.

Hugh Day IS oach 'r"iN Teuakee.
 Alex Hart is making repairs to the city dock.
 Choice samples to select made.to. order suit from at Rogers.
 Say, don't you think it would be good thing to register now?
 Claud Brown and family went to the States on the Jefferson for a short visit. Do you know that you can get new rubber tires for baby buggies, at Jen- sen's.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Landsburg left Monday night on the Jefferson for the States.
 Wilfred Leivers has taken position with Winter < Pond, photographers Juneau.
 What do you think of that now-an automobile and flying machine Tn Douglas.
 Cooking utensils specialty-with good line of furniture to help out Jensen's.
 K.J. Sater, of Bellingham, Wash, has arrived to take charge of the new can nery at Gambler bay.
 Choir practice at the Congregational church will be held at 7:3O Wednesday eve, instead of Thursday.
 Frank Humfrey has moved into the front house, and Peter Rolando will occupy the one in the rear.
 FOR SALE-A National Cash Regis ter-new-and typewriter. Call at the Douglas Steam Laundry.
 Mir. and Mrs. James McKanna re- turned Monday on the Georgia from Warm Springs bay on Baranof.
 Cecil Bach celebrated his birthday yesterday by entertaining large num- Der of his boy and girl friends.
 Douglas has young man who saw seagull on a ueighbor's roof and asked if it was a stork. Such ignorance! We sell a great many tailor made suits. They always fit. We measure right and they are made to measure. Rogers.
 Fred Dutton and Al Edwards have opened clothes cleaning establish i ment next door to the Douglas Hand Laundry.
 The trial of Waddletou, the colored lawyer, of Juneau, who is accused of selling liquor contrary to law, is on this week.
 What there was left of the Miners saloon was attached Monday by U. $. Deputy Marshal Mullen on behalf Of the Alaska Soda Go.
 In the bowling contest that.has waged between teams from Fort Seward, Ju- neau, Skagway, Whitehorse and Daw son, Fort Seward won.
 Instead of the dates formerly an, nounced, Thursday, Friday and Satur- day, March ', s and 9 will be demon stration days at Leivers'.
 Northern Light Rebekah Lodge, No. l, has changed it's meeting nights from Saturdays to the second and fourth Tuesday, of each month.
 The Moose have new set of officers, among whom is Joseph Robinson, die tator; Frank Humfrey, secretary, and Julius Jensen, treasurer. Bert Rosenfelt, who has been seri- ously ill with lung trouble, IS about again, although it will take him several months to regain his strength. The ladies are especially invited tol visit E. R. Leivers' store on the 7th, 9th and 9th of March, where some of the articles used in every home will be demonstrated.
 Barney Conrad received the sad news last week of the death of his little granddaughter at Spokane, Wash. The child was the daughter of Mrs. J. c. Skillman, nee Rosa Conrad.
 George E. James came up from Seat tle on the Curacao with full crew of mill hands. They will be employed for 8 time in installing new boilers and erecting new smoke stacks.
 Stephen Battery, of Scotland, brother-in.law of David Russell, was visitor in Douglas for several days the past week. He left on the Jefferson