Douglas Island news., 1915-03-17
The Douglas Island News.
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short but severe lllness.
 Mayor O'Connor made trip to Eagle last week in his launch Celtic.
 Get a Worlds Almanac at Hubbard's before they are all gone.-Adv.
 The Douglas Market building is put ting on a new spring dress of paint.
 W. l.. Holmes is opening a hand laundry on D street, next door to Fox's store
 Northern Light Rebellah Lodge, No. 1. entertained at cards last Thursday night
 Tom Dobson came in from Nugget creek yesterday to have short look at civilization.
 Mir. A. Murray began work last week on a foundation fore two story cottage on G street.
 Jensen, the hardware man, is adding another show window to his store on the D street side.
 The mem bers of the Alaska legisla- ture were entertained at Treadwell last Wednesday evening.
 A cottage at Thaue, occupied by E. Miller and family, was destroyed by fire Saturday evening.
 Axel Kronquist and family have moved to their new home across the street from OCounor's store.
 George Brown has established bach elor headquarters in the little building at the rear of the Hotel Hunter.
 Mir. Gus Grundler and daughter, Miss Freda, left this morning on the Georgia to spend a month at Sitka Hot Springs.
 Mrs. R. G. Datson and son arrived at Treadwell on the Spokane to join Mir. Datson, who came tack several months ago.
 The report has reached Juneau that D. A. Epsteyu, prominent citizen of that town, is dying in Los Angeles, Calif.
 Mr. aud Mrs. Wm. Linscott came up from Peters burg the first of the week. Mir. Linscott will work in the saw mill this summer.
 Mrs. John M. Hannah writes froU Junction City, Kansas, that she and her daughter will return to Douglas this summer.
 Tbe Paraiso, of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company, arrived in the channel yesterday on her first trip to Alaska waters.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. J. Kane, Miss Rose and "Little Pat" came in from Hoonah on the Georgia last week for a short visit in Douglas. Frank Delaney, plauer man at the saw mill, returned on the Spokane. He was accompanied by O. F. Duncan, who is also a saw mill man.
 NorICE-Watches left for repair must be called for within 30 days or they will be sold to pay charges. J. D. Elfstrom, Jeweler.-Adv.
 No other book known gives so much reliable information for so little money as the Worlds Almanac. A supply just received at Hubbard's-Adv.
 Now is the time to order your fall suit. Just received a new line of Detmer samples. Come in and look them over. Walberg & Stoltman-Adv
 Prizes for cash. All our stock of Christmas goods at reduced prices. We are still at the old stand and our motto is Service" Keist's Pool Room, Hunter Block.-Adv.
 The Treadwell Gun Club held it's first shoot last Sunday afternoon. The rat tie of the guns caused some folks to think that the war had broken out on Douglas Island.
 Tonight the big St. Patrick's dance given by the A. c. Club will take place at the Douglas Natatorium. The ar rangements are all complete, including a late ferry for Juneau folks.
 NJ s. Hudson writes home that he has purchased a large gas boat and will soon sail North with crew of four men. He also intimates that the Ne vada creek mines will be opened up this summer on a large scale.
 Miss Vivian Adams arrived in the city Sunday on the Humboldt to ac- oent positioD in the music department