Gifts That Please
TOILET SETS AND MANICURE SETS IN IVORY,
SHELL AND AMBER. VANITY CASES, PURSES,
TRAVELING BAGS, SILK UMBRELLAS, PERFUME
LETS, NOVELTIES, BEADS AND EAR RINGS, BRACE
LETS, DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY, CONSOLE SETS,
MOCCASINS.
MILITARY BRUSH SETS, TRAVELER SETS, SMOK
ING SETS, ASH TRAYS, COLLAR CASES, WALLETS 1
BELT BUCKLES, FRAMED PICTURES, AND PHONO
GRAPHS.
GIFTS FOR jALL AT POPULAR PRICES •
Hyder Drug company
The Itl&xaJUL Store
AT THE POST OFFICE
THE IDEAL CAFE 1
MAX. BEHRMANN, PROP.
MOSTv UP TO DATE EATING
HOUSE IN THE NORTH
PAR TIES and BANQUETS OUR SPECIALTY
S PE CIAL MERCHANTS LUNCH
12:30 to 1:30 DAILY.60 CENTS
OPEN 7 A.M. TO 1 1 : 3 0 P. M.
COME IN AND GIVE US A TRIAL
SALMON RIVER DOCK COMPANY
La 1/smith Coal::: DuPont Explosives
t § t BLACKSMITH COAL f § f
GENERAL DOCK. AGENTS
PHONE YOUR ORDERS FROM THE HYDER
MERCANTILE COMPANY’S STORE
#The Silver Grill#
home of (iooi) eats;
Oil* SPECIALTY
JBJE COOKED CHICKEN DINNERS...
FOWL KILLED TO ORDER
Pool Hall in Connection
PLACE WHERE GOOD FELLOWS MEET"
W. (\ BLANTON, Prop.
HYDER, - ALASKA
Pacific Steamship Company
S S S S S
Diract Service- From Seattle
To Hyder And Stewart
Every 30 Days.
S. S. ADMIRAL WATSON Leaves Seattle December 10
S. S. ADMIRAL WATSON Leaves Seattle January * 7
S. S. ADMIRAL WATSON Leaves Seattle February 4
For information on freight and passenger rates
Apply to W. L. BALCH, Agent.
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LOCAL TOPICS
Stephen Hoskins, government
agent at Smithers, B. C., was a
round tripper on the Prince
Rupert Thursday.
J. D. Lyons, who left here re
cently on a business trip to the
States, successfully passed an
operation in a Seattle hospital
last week, according to advices
received by Mrs. Lyons.
According to November 15th
advices from Juneau, the Dis
trict Court was scheduled to
convene November 19, with
both grand and petit juries in
attendance.
R. J. Clothier, manager of the
Indian, arrived from the South
Thursday to spend a week in
camp looking after the affairs
of his company,
er.
Flash Lights—The Midget
Emporium.
At a hearing held Saturday in
the Commissioner’s court, Mrs.
Evelyn Atkins was appointed
administratrix of the estate of
her late husband, W. S. Atkins.
1 Nels Olsen, associated with
jC. W. Peterson and Cora Tol
lefson in the ownership of the
Butte group, expects to leave
shortly for the South. Work on
the Butte properties has been
discontinued for the winter
after a season of prospecting
j which disclosed that the group
has excellent prospects for be
|coming one of the district’s
I future producers, assays of the
surface ores showing excellent
i values in gold, silver and lead.
Electric irons, heaters, curling
i irons, stoves, waffle irons. Com
plete line Community Silver for
Holiday trade. HYDER MER
CANTILE COMPANY.
B. B. Smith, former United
States Commissioner in the
Iditarod section and widely
; known old timer of the interior,
who spent the summer pros
pecting in this district, left
Thursday for Seattle to take a
well earned rest. Mr. Smith ex
pects to return some time in
March or April.
Frank C. Cotter, business
manager of the Alaska Week
ly, of Seattle, and famous writ
er of Northern rhymes, under
the pen name of Pat O’Cotter,
was a visitor in Hvder during
the stay of the Rupert Thurs
day. Mr. Cotter was on his way
to Seattle after an extended
visit to the southern sections
of the Territory in the interest
of his publication.
We have tke largesr stock of
holiday merchandise evej* ship
ped to the Portland Canal Dis
trict. Gifts for everyone at pop
ular prices.
Hyder Drug Company
“The Post Office Store”
The Schombery logging camp
located some miles down Port
land Canal, suspended operat
: ions for the present year Tues
day, after a season of highly
successful operation in which
over a million feet of spruce
and hemlock saw logs, were
cut and delivered to the Hyder
Lumber Company mill.
Manager Chas. Schomberg
will bring the machinery and
Mail Xmas Packages Early
If you want to find it, go., to
The Midget Emporium.
logging equipment to town
for the winter. It is expected
that operations will be resum
ed some time in March.
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Dr. C. D. Carter left for the 1
South last week.
Miss Helen Crawford, who
has been very ill as a result of
intestinal ulceration during the
past two weeks, is reported
convalescing nicely.
Oren F. Hill- has been ap
pointed administrator of the
estate of the late Leatha Davis
on petition of Mrs. Anna
Veatch, of Roseburg, Oregon, j
the only surviving relative of ■
the deceased.
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.We have a gift for every
child in Stewart, Premier and
Hyder, to bs given away on
Saturday, Dec. 6th. Children :
please call at our store.
Hyder Drug Company I
“The Post Office Store.”
Mail Xmas Packages Early
Henry Hummel returned on J
the Wales from a stay of sev
eral weeks in Ketchikan.
■The Ketchikan motorship
Prince of Wales arrived Thurs
day on schedule, with mail, a
good sized batch of general
cargo and several passengers.
| Mrs. Qeorge Mehlfeld was a
passenger on the Prince Ru
pert Thursday for Seattle,
where she will visit relatives.
C. A. Banks, engineer of the
B. C. Silver, who spent the past
week in the district left for
Vancouver Thursday.
An*co Cameras— The Mid
get Emporium.
1 Capt. C. A. McKenzie and \
Mrs. McKenzie left a few days j
ago for Victoria, where they
! will spend the winter;
Shop Early
Mrs. F. C. Lawrence has re
turned to her home in Seattle,
after a visit of several weeks.
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The most complete line of
toys and Christmas novelties
; ever brought to Hyder is on
j display at the Hyder Drug
Company. The array comprises
a large display of the latest
toy novelties, also bric-a-brac,
toilet accessories for both lad
ies and gentlemen, diamonds,
beads and numerous jewelry
novelties, together with a wide
variety of other articles of
beauty and utility. Attention is
called to their ad in another
jcolumn for further description
of a stock of goods that would
make a most creditable display
in a town many times the size
of Hyder.
j H. H. Townsend, of the U. S.
Bureau of Mines, arrived on
j the Cardena, on a tour of in
i vestigation. Mr. Townsend
spent some time in the district
last year on a similar mission.
Charlie Barbee was the for
tunate holder of the winning
number in the punchboard
drawing for the diamond and
platinum ring, held at the
Golden Gate hotel last week.
The winnii*g number was 585.
Shop Early
For Rent, Furnished Cabin,
See Gus Erickson.
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THE MIDGET EMPORIUM
INCORPORATED
BOOKS
NOVELTIES
MAGAZINES
STATIONERY
CIRCULATING LIBRARY
thirty DIFFERENT LINES thirty
DISTRICT MAPS AND PHOTOGRAPHS
Hyder Agency
Morkell Map of Salmon River
CIGARS
TOBACCOS
CHOCOLATES
LEGAL FORMS
FLASH LIGHTS
LEATHER GOODS
PATENT MEDICINES TOILET ARTICLES
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Hyder Grocery
FRANK REICHENBACK, PROPRIETOR.
Staple and Fancy Groceries
f t At Right Prices t t
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
IN SEASON A SPECIALTY
INTERNATIONAL AVE. HYDER, ALASKA
SALMON RIVER STAGE LINE
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LEAVES STEWART AT 9:30 A. M. and 2:00 P. M.
LEAVES HYDER AT 10:00 A. M. and 2:30 P. M.
LEAVES PREMIER AT 12:30 A. M. and 5:30 P. M.
PHONE 2 LONG 2 SHORT
felix seppi w. r. McDonnell
I Golden Gate Hotel
M. SAVOVICH. Prop.
Most Modern Hotel in Hyder
WRITING AND READING ROOM
Where are you stopping, Mr. Jones ?
Why! at the Golden Gate, of course I
| INTERNATIONAL AVENUE - HYDER, ALASKA
THE QUICK LUNCH
TASTY MEALS - - - PEPPY LUNCHES
Quick Service a Specialty
ALL THE DELICACIES THE MARKET AFFORDS
FRESH BREAD AND PASTRIES DAILY
PRIVATE ROOM FOR LADIES
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE
Allan and Newton, Proprietors
MAIN STREET HYDER, ALASKA
HYDER MERCANTILE CO.
MERL THOMAS. PROP.
Hardware, Paints, 03, Glass, Crockery, Glassware, Building Material, Furniture
SPORTING GOODS
JUST ARRIVED
COMPLETE LINE of GROCERIES, EGGS, BUTTER and
CHEESE. FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLES IN SEASON
PRICES RIG HT_