Douglas Island news., 1914-07-29
The Douglas Island News.
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Councilman Henry Dile mdue a 9HO'' business visit Go Haiues last week.
 FoR RENr-Tbree furnished rooms in the Thomas block. See l.. G. Thomas.
 Ed. Casbel. who has been taking Vac cation in tbe States, returned on the Dolphin.
 Mrs. Henry V Sully and children re- turned on tbe Al-U from visit in Seattle.
 Barney Heius, of Suettisham, was Douglas visitor for several days during the past week.
 When your suit needs looking after call Dahl & Waiberg for good work Phone 52-Ady.
 A dog catcher has been selected for the town of Douglas, aud will begin op eratious on August 2i.
 Ot S Frodsham, painters, have been awarded the contract for painting the Douglas Public School building.
 Mrs. Gardner, of PuyauuP Wash, arrived last week on the steamer Spo- kane. for a visit with her son Ray
 Have YOU a houseto build? See Geo. F. Brown, Contractor and Builder, Douglas, Alaska. lie kuows.-Adv. 
 Miss Helen Fox, who has been visit ing in Victoria, B. C., arrived home on the steamer Princess Alice, this week.
 Mrs. Ralph R. Hubbard and son Ted dv. departed on the steamer Spokane Sunday for a few weeks visit at Seattle
 The Teadweu diamond is thing of beauty, but the joy forever was all taken away by the single word, "Out! BosN-A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Gurr, on Friday, July 2Hh. Dr. Mid,ord iu attendance. The fish in the mountain streams suffered last Sunday, although many oftbe larger ones caught never reached this port
 A Juneau paper announces that the gas boat Uegg leaves every Monday morning for Cake" Make it pie and we will all go.
 Miss Ellen Mulcahy, of Seattle, who has been visiting Miss May Mugford, of Trea dwell, left Sunday on the Spokane for Der home.
 Quite a sensation was created at Treadwell Sunday by the sight of a leading violiuist, hammeriug away for dear life ou a drum.
 Mrs. J. Williams, of Los Angeles, Calif., arrived on the Spokane for wis it at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. J. Gallwas, iu this city.
 Harry McIysr, formerly amusement director at the Treadweli Club, has launched forth iu The moving picture business at Ketchikan.
 Smokers-All kinds Of Smoking To bacco in pound jars-also Egyptian and Sweet Caporal Cigarettes at keists Pool Room, Hunter BIock.-Adv.
 O. M. Harry, who has spent the past year visiting places of interest in Southeastern Alaska, is back in Doug las again, looking as we'll as ever
 Foreman A. K Smith, of the 24O mill at Treadwell, who has been very sick for several weeks past, left last week for the States, for tbe benefit of his health.
 Mir. aud Mrs. J. L. McGafney and son, Russell, who have occupied the ap partments over the News office, left yesterday morning on the Al-Ki, to make their home in the States.
 The nasturtiums and sweet peas around the Treadwell works, must take some of the sting out of the toll. Who ever suggested their planting had not only a good head, but a warm heart.
 Fifty seven varieties of democrats voted at the primary held last Satur' day afternoon, with the result that Frank Bach, Henry Dahl, Paul Bioed. horn, Louis Miller, Paul Kegel and Ed. Atkinson were elected delegates to the Skagway convention. L. u. Keist was in on tie vote, but declined the honor.
 Passenger accommodations on south bound boats are almost at premium,