Douglas Island news., 1914-06-17
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 August Olson and family have moved Co a cottage near the school house.
 Pines from 9 for 5c to slo each at Keist's Pool Boom-Advertisemeut
 The Dupont Powder Go. will install a magazine just south of Sheep creek
 Broken pipes repaired at Keists Pool Room. All work guaIanteed.- Advertisement
 The democrats of Alaska have kissed but there is no indication that they have made up.
 BoPN-A son was born on Saturday, June 18th, to Mr. and Mrs. Monte A.. Snow, of Treadwell.
 R.A. Schmidt, of the Feusi Hard ware store, made the round trip to Sitka on the Al kl.
 Have you houseto build? See Geo. p. Brown, Contractor and Boiider' Douglas, Alaska. He kuows.-Adv.
 Mir. Jess McGaGuey, who with his wife and son peoples apartments over the News office, was taken sick yester- day.
 Mrs. Peter GiIovich, ot Cordova, is visiting in Juneau. Mrs. Gilovich was a resident of Douglas for number of years.
 Mir. A. l.. Anderson is keeping up with the march of improvement on Third street with new fence and new sidewalk.
 If your clothes need repairing, clean ing or pressing, call on Anton krasel' next door to the cable office, Second t.-Advertisemeut.
 Dr. II. c. DeVighne, of Juneau, has wonderful boat, but gas boat men are still wondering how she jumped that boom of logs at the James saw mill.
 The new Eagles hall is rapidly taking shape aud the frame is up Co the top ofthe second story A big gang of carpenters and lsborers is on the job.
 The recently completed assessment rolls show property values iU the city of Juneau amounting Go nearly three million dollars, and the levy will be 20 mills
 Mr.R.J.F. Mil, of Juneau, who has been working for some weeks at Speel river. is now putting the finishing touches on the improvements at Bari tello's.
 Mayor O'Couuor came down from the hill a few days ago with big chunk of good looking quartz on bis back, taken from an immense ledge which parallels the Jersey lode.
 Merchant J. W. Martin made bus- mess trip to Haines last week. He has placed his store there in charge of Mrs. J.F. Tompkius, formerly resident of Douglas Island.
 Ainer Wasdabl has taken position in Che 24O mill during the absence of George Stephens, who will serve bis country as a jurymau during the Skag- way term of court.
 Archie Mcdonald, of Portland, Orea arrived in Douglas Sunday on the Port land liner Stetson. Archie lived in Douglas for many years and the people here are always glad to see him.
 Nils Lavoie, aged % years, an en- ploye at the Perseverance mine, was inc stantly killed Sunday afternoon by a rock which fell from a waste dump a half a mile up the mountain side
 Mrs. Jack Livie and children return. ed last week from a visit of several months in Scotland. Dan Douglas, a brother of Mrs. Livie, who left Alaska about eight months ago, also returned.
 Fred Carlson returned Saturday from Dry bay, where he has been en- gagged in mild-curing salmon. He and associates put up TOP tierces of kings, besides other fish. Fred is nursing a very sore hand as the result of what is known as fish poisoning.
 The contract for the construction of the residence for Cashier A. E. Gurr, of the First Territorial bank, has been awarded toL c. Thomas, of the Alaska Furniture & Undertaking Company. The ground dimensions of the struc- ture are 2Gx4O feet. Work on the fOun. dation has already begun.