Douglas Island news., 1915-07-21
The Douglas Island News.
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v morrow night.
 The Treadwel firemen and their friends will dance on August 10th.
 Mrs. ]. D. Carpenter, of Treadwell, is expected home from Seattle this week.
 Treadwell and Juneau teams will play ball at Treadwell this afternoon at 3:3O.
 A thousand feet of hose has just ar rived for the Douglas Ere department.
 A school election is announced at Treadwen to take place on August End.
 The clerks at P. H. Fox's store com pleted the annual stock taking last week.
 Dr.. A. R. Sergeant was called to Ten akee on professional business this week.
 Charles and Peter Johnson returned Sunday from an outing ou the launch Queen.
 One of the finest looking girls in town is looking out of the window of Keisrs Pool Room.
 James Cottren, who has been em- ployed at the Little Douglas, left yes terdsy for the States.
 Mr. Peter Rolando and family moved to Juneau last week, where Mir. Rolando has secured employment.
 The Douglas High school boys waxed it to the Fire Department ball team last night to the tune of 3 to 8.
 Foreman Jim Daniels, ofthe Mexican mill. accompanied by his family, have returned from a visit to San Francisco. Mir. c. A. Peterson, of Chicago, Ill.,, a former resident of Douglas, arrived Monday night on the Jefferson for . visit here.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. J. O'ConnOr, Miss Regime Miller and Miss Cassie King left . yesterday for few days visit to the Rainbow mine at Eagle river.
 Tickets for tbe Majestic Stock Go. Shows, Thursday and Friday nights at the Lyric, are on sale at the Palace of Sweets, where seats may be reserved.
 Harry Jordan returned last night from Tenakee hot springs. He reports a good crowd at the springs and says that the new plauk road is nearly com- pleted. Treadwell aud Douglas Fire Depart . ment ball teams will battle for the grape juice championship of Douglas Island at the Treadwell grounds Thurs day night.
 Bing Halleck and bis launch Favor ite left Sunday evening for Warm Springs. His sister, Mrs. Gage, aud . Mrs. E. l.. Armstrong, accompanied . him for the trip.
 Mrs. John M. Hannah and daughter, who have spent most of the year at Junction City, Kansas, are Douglas bound passengers on the City of Seat tie, due Saturday.
 FOR SALE OR RENT-A Blacksmith Shop in Douglas, fully equipped with tools, etc., excellent location, splendid opportunity for the right man. First Territorial Bank, agent.
 In company with H. R. Shepard, of Juneau, Mir. c. c. Brooks, travelling freight agent for the Border Line Transportation Co.,, was interviewing Douglas shippers yesterday.
 George Forrest a young man from Juneau, came over last Saturday to try the speed of bis motorcycle on tbe streets of Douglas The judge fined him So aud be went back home.
 Work has started on a new school house at Treadwell near the boarding house. The building will be a story and half, 54x66 feet, and, besides the class rooms, will contain living rooms for the teachers.
 Councilman Jos. Robertson will leave about the 25th inst. for Spokane, Wash, where be goes as a delegate to attend the meeting of the grand aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, which con venes in that city on August Pod.
 Work on the new Second street bridge is progressing nicely and the improvement to that thoroughfare will be marked. The new bridge and it's approach will take the sway out of the street where it crosses McKanna creek.
 Mrs. Henry Museth and two daugh-