Douglas Island news., 1912-02-21
The Douglas Island News.
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few days ago.
 Uncle George shotter came in from Hoonah last week.
 HurrahI The baseball bug has been found at Treadwell.
 Hose Company No. will meet to. night at the city hall.
 Demonstration days at ,Leivers'- March 1st. 2nd and 4th.
 The coming week is a sort of ladies' week in the Douglas lodges.
 Do you know that you can get new rubber tires for baby buggies, at Jen- sens.
 Guy Smith, of the Smith Drug store, returned last week from visit to the Sound,
 Cooking utensils specialty-with good line of furniture to help out Jensen's.
 James Cunane, of Dundas bay, is re- moving old acQuaintances in Douglas this week,
 The Scotchmen and ladies will have, a little dance of their own tonight at the Lyric.
 An addition is being built to the residence of James Daniels at the Pines, Treadwell.
 "Matsis," the Japanese restaurant man, is about to depart for Japan, ae- com panied by his family.
 Capt. Alex Hart came in from Tena- kee last week. His mission is to make some repairs to the City dock.
 FOR SALE-A National Cash Regis ter-new-aud typewriter. Call at the Douglas Steam Laundry.
 Mrs. A. E. McHamilton, of Treadwell, has received the sad news of the death of her mother, on February 18th.
 Jensen has a bunch of secondhand ranges which you should see before buying, corner 2nd and D streets.
 The Curacao is expected to arrive at Treadwell about 2 o'clock tomorrow morning. She has 265 tons of freight for that port.
 Friday, Saturday and Monday, March l, 3 and 4, from ? till 5 p. m. are the dates set for the free demonstration at B. R. Lelyers.
 Powell & Drew, proprietors of the Denver Grand, have dissolved partner ship. The business will be continued by Mir. Powell.
 Marko Lukich, of Treadwell, was de- clared insane last week in the U. $. commissioners court at Juneau and was taken to Mt. Tabor.
 The news comes from Cordova that the home of MT. and Mrs Chas. M. Rosswog was gladdened last month by the arrival of another son.
 According to the Jaueau Dispatch, U. s. Commissioner Grover c. Vim was married at Seattle Monday evening to Miss Bessie Louise Anderson
 The Red Men will celebrate Wash ington's birthday by social at Odd Fellows hall Thursday night. All Red Men and their families are invited Friday night is prize night at the Lyric. The prize to be given away on that night is on exhibition in the show window at Frank Humfrey's store.
 The Democratic show, that was to have been given last Saturday night at the Lyric, was postponed because the promised speakers were too busy to at tend.
 George II. Peterson, of the forestry service, came over from Sitka Sunday on the steamer Georgia, and will go south as far as Ketchikan on the first boat. Photographer Ed Andrews went to Seattle last week in response tc a wire stating that his aged father was very sick. Ray Krumltng is iu charge of the gallery.
 Carpenters are repairing the old gov ernment school house at the north end of Fourth street. We understand it will house the government school teachers.
 The Juneau Knights of Pythias will give a social and dance at EIks' hall on the evening of February 27th. All Douglas Island knights and their fam flies are invited.