Douglas Island news., 1914-07-15
The Douglas Island News.
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 to Juneau to reside.
 If you love your dog, get it a license at the city clerks office.
 O. M. Harry has returned to Douglas after an absence of over a year.
 BoRN-To Mr. aud Mrs. Eugene Wes- chenfelder, on July l4th, son.
 The Douglas dairy has put on some style, with it's new delivery wagon.
 BoRN-To Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Kivi- nem, on Thursday, July 9th, a sou.
 Pipes from 9 for Dc to slO each at Keist's Pool Room.-Advertisement
 Alex Hart and his pile driver crew are making repairs to the city dock.
 J.R. Atkinson has taken a position in the P. H. Fox grocery department.
 LII. Keist is putting in a new toun- dation for his residence on Third street.
 Dahl 6 Walberg is new tailoring firm about to be established in Doug las.
 Mrs. Summerville and two children, of Sentinel leland, are visiting in Doug las.
 Deputy Marshal J. II. Davies' of Ketchikau, was an Island visitor this week.
 Clearing house receipts of two Ju- neau banks last Monday totalled nearly S5OOOO
 The tramp steamer Wiodber called at the Bullion dock yesterday to take on fuel oil.
 Ten druuks drew sentences in one day's session of the Juneau police court last week.
 Roy Anderson, recent arrival on tbe Island, has accepted employment at Treadwell.
 Broken pipes repaired at Keist's Pool Room. All work guaranteed.- Advertisement
 H. Carlson and E. Desonaker were Douglas arrivals on the Dolphin Mon- day afternoon.
 The steamer Spokane arrived from the south Saturday afternoon, with l50 round trip passengers.
 W. W. Casey, Jr., bas again gone to work at the cyanide plant, after an a0' sence of almost two years.
 The Treadwell store is offering some bargains in mems shirts and suits. Read their ad in this issue.
 Mrs. Henry Erie, Mrs. D. veazie and Roy Collins left on the Georgia today for an outing at Warm Springs.
 The electric light company has strung new wires across Gastineau channel for it's Douglas service.
 Fully dozen fishing parties spent Sunday at the nearby streams, and all brought in fine strings of trout.
 Noel Whitmer, of the Douglas Mar ket, left on the Spokane last night Tor a months visit at Moclips, Wash.
 John Fitzberg has taken job at the Jualin mine at Beruers bay, and de- psrted on the Pacific this morning.
 Have you a house to build? See Geo. E. Brown, Contractor and Builder, Douglas, Alaska. He kuows.-Adv.
 aMaiorn Mcclure is minus the end of the little finger on bis left hand, the result of a squeeze in handling slabs. Paddy O'NeiI, the record breaking tunnel driver, of Sheep creek, has left Alaska to make bis home in Tennessee. MT. and Mrs. John Hull will move into the new Gnlis residence, south of the Friends church on Fourth street.
 Work has begun on the construction of bachelor apartments for John Hen son & Co.,, near the city wharf approach.
 MT. N. King and the News Man are guests of A. Baritello on the City of Rome for a ten days outing at Pybus bay.
 The territorial dental board, con- posed of Dr. Zuber, president, and Dr. Maule, secretary, Is in session at Ju- neau.
 Dick Mccormick, Oscar Grundier, Will Garn and Jack Manning will leave in a couple of days for a two weeks outing.
 Mayor O'Connor returned Monday evening from Eagle river, where he spent a couple of days ou his mining property.