Douglas Island news., 1914-10-28
The Douglas Island News.
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 The famous fisheries cases are on trial at Juneau this week.
 Mayor O'Connor went to Lynn canal yesterday on the Alameda.
 Councilman Henry B'ie returned on the Humboldt from a brief visit at Haines.
 J. l.. McGaGey, who recently left Douglas for the land of sunshine, came back last night
 Mrs. D. w. Shelton and son arrived last night on tbe Al Xxi to make their home in Douglas.
 Head Carpenter l. D. Carpenter, of TreadweH, has recovered from severe attack of lagrippe.
 Indications point to the entire sue cess of the Non Partisan ticket in Southeastern Alaska.
 Ed Armstrong, George Brown and W. D. Gross last week bought tbe Jaxou rink at Juneau.
 The Al Ri justified her reputation by arriving last night, about 24 hours later than she was expected.
 George Kertis, powder man at the Mexican, was taken to the hospital Sunday, a very sick man.
 Mrs. M. Wilhelm returned yesterday from Seattle, where she accompanied her daughter, Mrs. Smith.
 K. HasifF Mrs. J. Miukove and one steerage passenger are coming to Doug las on the Dolphin, due Saturday.
 The Treadwell fire department bowl ing teams are arranging for series of games to occupy the winter months
 It has been ordered that special term of the United States district court will be held at Ketchikan on Nov. 3Oth. Mir. c. McPhetridge, of the Fox store, IS suffering from an afliction of the right eye, caused by the stoppage of a gland.
 A vote for O'Connor is a vote for Douglas. Indicate by your vote that Douglas shall be represented in the territorial senate.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank LeNoir moved yesterday to Treadwell, where they will occupy the cottage recently vacated by Mir. and Mrs. Hunt.
 Mr. Hans Anderson, of the Northern, has moved bis household goods over from Sitka aud will occupy the new Duran cottage in Douglas.
 The Alaska Furniture & Undertaking Co. is turning out seventy tables for the new bunk house of the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining company.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. C. Club is mskiug preparation for big dance at Natatorium hall on Tbauks- giving eve, Wednesday, Nov. 25th.
 Steward Leslie Foreman, of the Mex icau boarding house, who suffered severe attack of blood poisoning in his hand and arm, is about we'll again.
 Work at Nevada creek has closed down for the winter, but M. s. Hudson says that beyond a doubt it will open up on large scale in the spring.
 Tom Judsou left Monday morning on the steamship Admiral Evans for the Port Wells country, where he is em- ployed iu installing a milling plant.
 When you vote next Tuesday, re- member that the candidates on the Non-Partisan ticket are all old time Alaskaus who have been tried aud found true.
 Mir. John Powell was taken to the hospital Sunday suffering from what was thought to be acute appendicitis. IL has siuce developed that an opera tiou will not be necessary.
 Mrs. NJ. J. O'Connor and Miss Regime Miller left Sunday on the Humboldt for Seattle, where they are called by the serious illness of Mrs. O'COnnor's sister. Mrs. Elmer E. Smith.
 Mrs. Ina Johnson, of Douglas, and Mir. William Batlof, recently of Fair banks, were married last Thursday evening at Juneau and departed on the Seattle for a trip to the States.
 TIE BARITELLO Pool ROOM E. Loomis proprietor. Pocket billiards and cards. Cigars, cigarettes, pipes and tobaccos. Rooms for lodgers. Corner Front and Bradley streets, Douglas, Alaska.