Hyder Alaska miner., 1920-09-08
Meet me at the Mecca.

Max Nelson is down from his Texas creek properties.
 R.L.Clothier, the assayer. has returned from a trip to Rupert
 Harry Howson has returned from business trip outside.
 Fresh tobacco always on hand at the Hotel Stewart tobacco stand.
 Jas Mowatt has gone to Bell Island hot springs for a months stay.
 The sovernment tractor has been re- paired and is again in operation.
 Oren F. Hills airedale, Teddy, Is dew elopins into an expert fish hound.
 Jack Adkins baeeed the first goose of the season. It weighed il pounds.
 The diamond drill has been moved from the Woodcine to the Spider.
 H.D.Gillis, formerly foreman of the Jualin mine, is now at the Premier,
 Jack Ferguson and Jens Pederson are back from successful prospecting trip,
 Mir. and Mrs. F.LLake have gone to Ketchikan, making the trip on the Silver Hee Is.
 Ir. and Miss Bllzimer have gone to Portland after spending the summer In Hyder.
 Geo. Foy is out of the hospitA, having recovered from an attack of ptomaine poisoning.
 Gus Lundstrom has been having siege in the Stewart hospital, but is able to be around again,
 J,BHenderson of Anyox, part owner of the Silver Standard group on Fish creek, is in camp.
 JBRoorig of Prince Rupert, manaaer ot FrlzzeIls markets, was in camp dur ing the past week.
 Gus Anderson one of the tunnel con tractors at the Premier, was Town the early part of the week , Tony Worklan, formerly of Anchorage, left Sunday for Vancouver after spend lIlS tWO WoekS lH CdLip. Tom Taylor, proprietor of the Ocean View Cabaret, left for Vancouver Sunday } accompanied by Mrs Taylor. The Ocean View Cabaret has been leased by Messrs Bennett. Roberts, Law renee and Cameron of Stewart. WA Meloche. field engineer for the AL gunican Development Co., has gone to Frisco on a short business trip. Jack Lambert shot young bear back of his home on the forest reserve. He says the steaks made good eating.
 Paddy McDonell has been carrying his arm in sling as the result of being drag ged by horse at American creek. : W. R. Tonkin, president of the Fish Creek Mining Co.,. left last Sunday for Se- attle. He expects to return in two weeks.
 Miss Edna McDougaI, daughter of Hugh student at Whitworth College in Spokane.
 Jas J. Conrors, business man of Ju- neau and one of the owners of the Red Top is in camp, accompanied by his wife and son.
 Hugh McDonald a pioneer of many no.thern camps is in town. He hauled the first load af ore from the Mayo camp to Dawson. Bob and Mrs Keith have moved into , the Allen building at Main and First, and , Bob is having new building constructed adjoining it.
 Canadian currency bought drafts drawn on Canadian banks payable in Canadian I funds, sold at current rates.-Salmon River Banking Company. R.H.Young, who is interested with C.G 3 Skonine in the bond on the Nabob. is on . a trip to Northport, Wash, where he has extensive mining interests.
 There is new daughter in Dan Davis family and Dan is boasting all over town v about it. The little lady arrived the oth- n CT day at the home of Dams son down ! east
 I Geo. J. Frizzell of Prince Rupert, who owns chain of markets including those inIyder and Steward. left foi ais h1m Sunday after spending weex in tn camp.