OTH MAN CIGARS
Is a foil wrapped cigar, full
of good, clean sweet pleasure
, for the Smoker. You will find
our stock of smokers’ articles
most complete.
ON THE JOB
K)ur clothing department is
, on the job all the time. Just
\vhat you want, just when you
want, and at the right price,
NELSON & HEATH
Firstclass Barber Shop in Connection
WHAT YOU’RE DOIN’
SHIVERIN’—THAT’S WHAT!
YOU NEED WOOD
Get R From NELSON & FOY
W. M. JOHN‘ TON
Hiinnix; contr actor
REAL ESTATE
JStSHNATlONAL AVENVl!
Marr Building
Company
MILL CONTRACT FOR ANY
THING IN THE BUILDING LINE
othing too big for us to handle
othing too small for us to overlook
ABSOLUTELY EXPERT WORK
GUARANTEED OIV ALL JOBS
J. W. Marr, Manager,
Office, Hotel Hyder
EXTRA
EXTRA
J^umber Situation Relieved !!!!
Watch this space next week and
fcee how it was done.
TERRITORIAL TATTLE
Zenana taxpayer owed only
about $275 when the time came for
‘the properties to go delinquent.
Claude Matheson of Seward has
opened a soft drink establishment
and outfitting stdre at Mile 52 on
the government railway.
J M. Wyckoff, fiscal ageftt for
the forestry service in Alaska, has
resigned to accept an accounting
position with Gilbert and Davies,
of Ketchikan.
W. DeLaney and Jimmy Lang of
Fairbanks are spending the winter
in the Big Chena district. They
took in a small boiler and winter
prospecting outfit.
The estate of Captain William
Turn but!, Yukon river captain who
died recently, was appraisid at
$36,500. His widow was made ad
ministrator of the estate.
Walter Rowson, former Fairbanks
; boy, who was recently discharged
from the United States army with
the rank of captain, has opened a
law office at Tonapah, Nevada.
Judge Julius Thompson, for near
ly 20 years a resident of Alaska,
first at Nome, then at Katalla and
afterward a* Anchorage, died at the
latter place February 3, aged 81
years.
Antone A. Sather was found dead
recently on the trail at Witch creek
near Circle. In bis hand he had a
| bucket of pay dirt from the places
, gold mine he had been working and
i was evidently returning to his cabin
i VhfWt he dropped dead. There was
nothing indicate either euicide or
foul play.
Cordova in to have a sewerage
system, according to a recent decis
ion of the city cdhncil.
W. F. Thowpson, editor of the
Fairbanks News-Miner, has taken
water at last. White skating at the
new rink he Woks through the ice
and wAs rescued ’bV ttvmene Officer!
Dick (Waterftont) Brown. i
Ths Yukon Order of Pioneers, j
with headquarters at Dawson, has!
a total membership of L,005. More j
than 400 of them are still active
members The order was established
in 1894 and is the pioneer of all I
Northern fraternal societies
George R. Vanse, once a vesident
of Nome, where h^/ngaged in min
ing, and later in the Cook Inlet
country, is now with the Admiral
Line. He was in charge of water
transportation for the Alaska Engin
eering Commission last .year.
J. T. Bethune, pionek' of tVe Yu
kon and first agent for the White
horse townsite, died recently at
Montreal. After leaving Whitehorse
where he was succeeded as agent
for the townsite by the late A. G.
Preston, Mr. Bethune lived at Daw
son for several years.
Mike Connelan, a well known
Ophir winer, who was reported lost,
turned up at McDougall, alive but
about exhausted. Connelan was
believed to be lost from the fact
that he failed to arrive at the Tent
na roadhouse as expected. He states
that he was delayed by losing the
trail and being forced to siwash it
for several nights. The heavy snows
which fell obliterated the trail which
he found after several days wander
ing through the woods.
r ' fci .
. <rt
The kam Plumbejs
Yyhose Hot Water Coils and heat
ing devices haVte brought com
fort to many homes in Prince
Rupert and elsewhere, has given
Hyder the once over, ftfid^tiJtesLthj
town.
|-J e will be here again before long
to tell the people how they can
have all the hot water they can use
in their homes and at a trifling cost.
^etfefr write today for his circular
explaining haw this can be done
and giving testimonials from satis
fied customers.
DIEer PERSON - -
prince ntupert, ».
MRS. S. MARTIN
DRESSMAKER
Alterations and Fancy Work
wBm
THE STAR
Rooming House
Ycmr Patronage Solicited Open Day and
Miss Maud Bishop, Proprietress
HYDER, ALASKA
Gateway to the Great Salmon River Mineral Area
At the Door of the Famous Premier Mine
You Have to Come to Hyder to
• Reach the Mines
FASTEST GROWING TOWN IN THE NORTH
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