Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-08-24
PERSONAL AND PERTINENT.
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 Ketohikan Chronicle at the Mecca,
 Get your bread from Jimmy Carter.
 L H. Bracht of Seattle is recent ar- rival.
 Charlie Murphy has hit the hills again to do some more prospecting,
 Jas. Anderson of Victoria is here to have a look at the Silverado group.
 Gus Christiansen, better known as Cas- oline Gus" has gone to Anchorage,
 Tom Hanson. for a long time foreman for the Premier at Nine-mile. has gone to Anchorage.
 Jim Mccormick is down from the upper part of the tram to work on the wharf construction.
 F.H.Bold. proprietor of the Electric Laundry in ketchikan. spent the week end in camp.
 Mike Birmingham, who has been help inS build tram towers, is now at this end working on angle station No l.
 The Pioneers will hold 2 dance in their hall next Saturday night, and also one on the night of Labor Day, September 5.
 Mrs. Karl Warren has arrived from Ketuhikan to join her husband, who is operating the pile driver at the wharf
 Mir. and Mrs. Stone and Mr. and Mrs, Bunting have returned from an outing at the Virginia group. near Thirteen-mie
 Max Lipovatz has sold his interest in the Golden Gate cigar store to his part ners. Nick Belyin and Markus Savovlch.
 c, A. Mckenzie. who is developing the M. c. property, returned Sunday from business trip to Vancouver and Victoria.
 Thirty lengths of 42-inch Hume pipe for the Premier formed part of the cargo of the Albert. which docked here yesterday
 Bert Wig, d well known Interior man. arrived Saturday from Ketchikan, Of late he has been fishing out of that port
 Miss Maud Bishop has sold her building formerly the Star Roomine House, to Jim Johnson, proprietor of the laundry ad join- ing.
 Hugh MacDougall has received letter from Bill Meyers stating that he is now in Anchorage and that the town looks lsood
 Wm. Bartholf who has been develop ling his property near the head of Salmon lglacier. left on the George for business trip to Seattle
 \ N.E,Brown, miiilng man of Kellogg Idaho, who has spent two weeks visiting Ivarious properties of the camp, left for This home Sunday.
 The launch Apex, formerly J. E. Chill berg 8 yacht. is in from Ketchikan with a Eparty who are looking over the camp with a view to locating here. ! Jack Couehlan of Vancouver. who was in Hyder part of last summer is reheW- ing acquaintsnces here. He has beeh attending college in California Mir. and Mrs. Harry Hoguewood left ISunday for Rupert where they have d home. MT Hoauewood expects to join his son in fishing enterprise. | Arthur Noble, Canadian customs officer at Silver Heights, has gone to Vancouver to spend his vacation. He is being re. lieved by oLSmith of Rupert.
 By starting to specialize in welding, en. zine repairs and fixing pumps. Hugh MacDousall bus established an enterprise that was badly needed in the uamp,
 Jack Wood, who has been foreman oh the tram at SeVSnAmils, now has crew putting the finishing touches on the tram towers. starting from the lower end.
 Word has been received that Fred Stan. ley. former chef at the Silver Grill. has gone to his old home. Nenana. He visit. cd Livingstone, Montana, kiter ieevin1