Douglas Island news., 1914-09-23
The Douglas Island News.
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from the South last night.
 Mrs. Robert Cougbliu came in from Limestone Monday evening.
 Geo. E. James was a southbOund pas. senger on the City of Seattle.
 Heating Stoves, Cook Stoves and ranges at cost at Feusrs.-Ady.
 Rev. Thorvilseu returned to Peters burg yesterday ou tbe Jefferson.
 Fred lille aas sold his transfer outfit to James Lindsay aud Chas. West.
 Pipes from for Dc to slo each at Keist's Pool Room.-Advertisemeut
 O. M. Hmmau, of Hoonah, was a Douglas visitor the f,st of tue week.
 Archie Mcdonald was a passenger on Che Al.Ki euroute to Portland, Oregon.
 John Murphy and Joseph Whelan died recently at the Pioneers Home at Sitka.
 Frank Bach, who has been sick for Che past week, is now abe to be about again.
 Geo. Smith left on the Georgia last night. Co spend the winter at Teuakee springs.
 Mir. and and Mrs. M. Cruikshank have taken apartments in the Thomas building
 Broken pipes repaired at Keis's Pool Room. All work guarauteed.- Advertisement
 E.M. Peters has sold his plumbing establishment, sheet metal works, etc., Co EHtoviz Lureuzo.
 H. v. Suly has made number of improvements to his carpenter shop and undertaking parlors.
 The funeral of Taku Jim, the Indian who was electrocuted in Juneau last week, was held in Douglas Monday evening"
 Miss Freda Gruudler is passenger on the Dolphin tor Douglas, after a vls it with friends and relatives in San Francisco.
 The steamer Dolphin left Seattle for the north Monday evening and should reach Douglas tomorrow night or Fri day morning.
 Mrs. Paul Bloedhoru, after an ex- tended visit in Michigan, will return 10 Douglas on the City of Seattle leaving Seattle tonight.
 Elmer E. Smith, the Front street druggist, was a passenger on the Jeffer- son yesterday, for a months business trip in the states.
 D. A. Peterson, aged 60, for 30 years a resident of Juneau, and member of the Alaska Pioneers. died last week at a Juneau hospital
 Ed. Beals, formerly of the Mexican, returned yesterday morning from the interior, after spending the summer in the vicinity of Circle.
 A.J. Stephens returned Saturday on the Georgia from Sitka Hot Springs, where he spent the past three weeks in boiling out rheumatism.
 Smokers-All kinds of Smoking To bacco in pound jars-also Egyptian and Sweet Caporal Cigarettes at Keist's Pool Room, Hunter Block.-Adv.
 Frank Delaney, for the past three seasons plauerman at the James saw mill, departed on the City of Seattle last week, for a visit in the States.
 Deputy Marshal Wm FeIs left on the steamer Northwestern in charge of three prisoners for McNei's islaod, and an insane patient for Morningside.
 Now is the time to order your fall suit. Just received a new line of Detmer samples. Come in and look them over. Dahl & Walberg-Adv.
 If you are in need of stove this fall, Feusi, the Front Street hardware mer. chant, will sell you one at cost. Cook stoves, heating stoves and ranges-Ad.
 A meeting of Hose Company No. 8 will be held tomorrow evening at the cart house. This is the one live com pauy of the Douglas fire department.
 c. E. Kastergren, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ehrig. Fred Leasing, Mary Belingtou and three second-class passengers de parted on the Al-Ei yesterday for the South.
 Two new cottages were completed last week by Martin Olson on Third