Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-07-06


 the old corduroy on the International ave- nue bridge with four-inch plankine.
 Mir. and Mrs. M Evans of Topeka. Kansas, are visiting J. A. Hall and fam lily Mrs. Evans is Mrs. Halls sister.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jas. Anderson and H.F.W. Benson of Victoria arrived on the George to spend week or more in the camp.
 The Albert was in last Thursday with a load of equipment for the tramline. and took out about 300 tons of Premier ore.
 Misses Agnes and Alice Pitt of Salt Lake City are visiting their brother, Dale L. Pitt, general manager of>the Premier.
 A tree which Dick Johnson was falling for the Premier mill slipped@back and threw him about 40 feet, breaking one of his fingers.
 Morris Pederson and Albert Johnson have completed assessments on their claims near Georgia river and are going up the Salmon.
 W. R. Reid. manager of the Alaskan Hotel, is on shift again after spending several days at home on account of hay ing his tonsils removed.
 By slipping from a springboard while falling timber for the Premier sawmill, Bert Olson sprained an ankle and had to come to town for treatment,
 Mrs Oren c, Hill came over on the Carmen from Ketchikan to visit her hus- band, who is Postmaster General of Fly der and proprietor of the Hyder Drug Store.
 Flawn and Company have moved from the Lake building to the Campbell build- ing on International avenue, giving them more room for their rapidly expanding business,
 Miss Anna Christopher has opened tobacco, soft drink and confectionery store in the building erected by Wm Me. Grew on Main street, and has neat and attractive establishment.
 Jimmy Daly and Al Sweeney have fin- ished their assessment work near the Forty Nine and are down for few days They expect to start soon on their ground west of the Salmon glacier.
 Homer Ficklin. who ie logging on the Ma,mot for Lawrence and Workman, was over for the Fourth. Pete Lowe, A.Wilds and Harry Jackson wht are working for him also spent the holiday in town. Dr. and Mrs. J.L. Hawes and Dr. R. N. Rogers returned Saturday from a cruise of several days down the canal in their new launch. They caught some founders and crabs, but left a few for the next trip
 Hyder is fortunately situated for drink ing-Water. By driving about IS feet any, Where in the valley an inexlaustible sup ply of absolutely pure, ice-cold water is Struck which cannot be excelled in any part of the globe. Grant Carlson, who is interested with Wm. Bartholf in mining property up tie  Salmon glacier, has returned after spend Ing the winter in California and Nevada MT. Bartholf is expected to arrive from Auburn. Wash, next Sunday. George Flawn's Bungalow on Main st., forest reserve. ia practically completed and is one of the most attractive and convenient homes in the town. Beside f an exceptionally large living room it con- tains two bed rooms, kitchen and dining room. The interior is tastefully finished , throughout, the dscofating having been ! done by Travetsy Bros. of the Hyder |, Paint Shop. Georse has in mind the con: 1 struction 6i an addition for wood shed and store room
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