Douglas Island news., 1914-09-30
The Douglas Island News.
rHELOcAL FIELD
Stoves at eost-Feusi.-Adv.

BORN-To Mir. and Mrs. Thos. Wards, on Tuesday, Sept 10th, baby girl.
 LA. Slaue is constructing a cottage on Fourth street, near the Friends Mission
 Merchant J.W. Martin went to Haines last week to look after business in- terests there
 Broken pipes repaired at Keisrs Pool Room. All work guaranteed Advertisement
 New snow far down the mountain sides is a daily reminder of the old saying about summer wages.
 A new side walk has been put in at the front of the News building by the owner, A. Murray, this week.
 Miss Rutz of New York, aud Miss Brown, of Haines, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brie.
 U. S. Deputy Marshal Wm. Fels is back in town after several days spent on official business at Berners bay.
 Jim Mitchell made a flying trip to Eagle on the Georgia, that left here Sunday morning and returned yester day
 Al. Boblett, a Treadwell carpenter, re- turned yesterday from Tenakee Hot springs, where be has been for several weeks
 Knute Durum is having a cottage constructed on the lot he recently pur chased between Second and Third streets.
 D. Fl. Summerville, keeper of the Sentinel Island light, is visiting in Douglas for time, with his wife and family.
 Miss Freda Grundler returned on the last trip of the Dolphin from trip of several months duration to Cali fornia.
 Miss Berquist, whc has been visiting with her sister, Mrs. P. F. Summers, for some time, left for her home Ou the Spokane.
 Mrs. Mark Smith and children re- turned to Treadwell on the City of Sc. attie, from a long visit with relatives in California. William Liuscott and wife will leave soon for Petersburg, where Mir. Lin scott will take a position as sawyer at the mill there.
 Dr. Mathis is improving the property that he bought at marshars sale on St. Aun's avenue, formerly belonging to Denny Orfanos.
 Smokers-All kinds of Smoking To bacco in pound jars-also Egyptian and Sweet Caporal Cigarettes at keist's Pool Room, Hunter Block.-Adv.
 Now is the time to order your fall suit. Just received new line of Detmer samples. Come in and look them over. Dahl & Walberg-Adv.
 Dr. Ellis, lately of the Kensingtou, where he was company physician, has taken office rooms in the Henson build ing, and will practice medicine here
 Miss Agnes Musetb, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. II. Davis, at Ketchikan, is now visiting her other sister, Mrs John Stoft, at Petersburg.
 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 rauges.-Ad.
 Capt. Alex. Hart, with his boat Sea- gull. was in town Monday from Tena- kee. He left the same day with load of supplies for his store at that place. The new barn and ware house belong ing to the ?. II. Fox store and located directly across the street from that place, is now completed and is in use.
 Next Sunday, October 4, is the day set apart by President Wilson as day of prayer for the ending of the Euro peau war and for peace throughout the world.
 Louis Miller, millwright at the Geo. E. James mill this summer, is now employed at Treadwel on the con struction of the addition to the 700 stamp mill.
 Pete Peterson, the butcher employed at the Douglas market, has bought the Martin Dahl house on Fourth street, and will bring hts family up from the States to occupy 1t.