LYONS’ MEAT MARKET
Our Goods “The Empire’s
Standard’’
Meat* kept in first-clan cooler during the hot weather
Trv Our SHAMROCK BUTTER, EGGS, LARD,
HAM and BACON. HOME-MADE PORK SAUSAGEJS.
J. O. Lyons, Manager
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THE INTERNATIONAL
Store and Roadhouse
On U. S. Boundary, Salmon Valley Road.
Accommodations for Travelers.
Full line of Cigars, Tobaccos, Fruits, Candies, Soft Drinks.
U. D Gluts and D. S. Mains, Proprietors. L. R. Doggett, Manager.
HYDER LUMBER CO.
Rough
Dressed
LUMBER
i Flooring
Ceiling
Rustic
Wainscotting
From a sliver to a cargo
TERRITORIAL TATTLE
The Sitka* Sun state* that five
distinct species of elams ate to be
found in that district
Gilbert Paulson, a trolies of Pet
ersburg, was shot in the hand re
cently at Port Alexander by some
unknown party.
Coal is reported to be $40 per
ton at Nome this winter. It costs
$12 to haul goods ashore on lighters
from vessels in the harbor,
A third shift has been put to
work in the Alaska Juneau mine
to meet the requirements of the
greater tonnage that is being put
through the mill. The mine and
mill are now working at almost
fuN capacity.
James Toby, Lloyd Boiyon and
T.W.Baker have filed with the sec
retary of Alaska, articles of incor
poration of the Pints Bay Mining
Company for claims Noe. 1 to 6,
known as the Golden Copper prop
erty on Pints Bay, Chichagof Island,
the eapitalizetion le $1,000,1)00.
Sergt. Roy Ross, in charge of tel
egraph eonatruotion work in the
Fairbanks district, was injured re
cently in an aute acoident oh the
trail. The breaking of the steering
gear on the Ford truck which was
driven by the eergeant caused the
car to crash into a oulvert. The
occupants were all thrown from
the truck, but all escaped injury
save Rose. He was rushed 70
miles to town, traveling all night.
Development is going on in ear
nest in the Mayo district by the
Treadwell Co., judging by the big
shipment of powder made, seven
tons being received there recently.
F. C. Jackson, a resident of Fair
banks for many years, was killed
there while working as a stevedore
moving a shipment of hydraulic
pipe
The Anchorage Times announces
that hereaftdt all members of the
eld soaks' union will refrain from!
paying more than two-bits for a
jolt of white mule. The price has
been slashed from $20 per gallon
to $15.
The lest of the territorial gamej
wardens to be appointed was nam
ed recently by Gov. Bone when the
appointment of John Pitcher was
announced. Mr. Pitcher's district
ir located in the Copper and White
river valleys.
What ie believed to be the first
message ever received in Juneeu
from Point Bartow, the farthest i
north settlement on the American
continent, was received there re
cently by M.RSummera, meterolo
gist in charge of the U. S. weather
bureau. The message was sent
by the weather observer at Point
Barrow and was dated the day
after it was received. Atmospheric
conditions at Point Barrow are
said to make it impossible to send
wireless messages to Nome.
SALMON RIVER BANKING CO.
OF HYDER
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Incorporated under the laws of Alook*
Capitol Paid Up $15,000.0»
Commerce I and Savins* Departments
Domestic and Foreign Exchange
Money Telegraphed to all Parts of the
„ United State*
HENRY’S PLACE
Volunteer Drive, Hyder>
Cigars, Tobacco, Soft Drinks
The right place for right treatment
HENRY RIVARD, PROPRIETOR,
The COSY CORNER,
Main Street end Volunteer Drive
Cigars, Tobacco, Candy, Soft Drinks
Fresh Stock of Everything.
MRS, VELIE, PROP.
HYDEK PAINT SHOP Palntln*. P.parha»*in«
- - - Kaltominingi
Traversy Bros.
SIGNS
Paints. Oils, Stains Varnishes. Shellac, Wallpaper. Deadening Felt,
Cheese Cloth, Kalsomine.
Sutherland Building. Main Street
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I HYDER. ALASKA
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Gateway to the Great Salmon River Mineral Area
1 At the Door of the Famous Premier Mine*
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You Have to Come to Hyder to.
j! Reach the Mines
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| ’ FASTEST GROWING TOWN IN THE NORTH
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