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Absolutely expert work guaranteed on all jobs
J. W-. M-ari*, Manager. - Office, Hotel Hyder
HYDER LUMBER CO.
LUMBER
Rough
Dressed
Flooring
Ceiling
Rustic
Wainscotting
rrom a sliver to a cargo
TERRITORIAL TATTLE
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A young Yukoner weighing 121-2
pounds recently ftrriVed at tKelipme
of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Morgan at
Dawson.
W. F. McKay from Wopdchopper
creek, who has been looking over
that district, has returned to Daw
son.
Tony Lynch, aged 60 years, resi
dent of Fairbanks for a number of
years where he conducted a dairy,
died recently at Cordova.
Rev. F. H. Buck, recently making
the trip from Mayo City to Dawson,
missed his pocket book and was
forced to walk back over the trail
for fifteen miles to find it.
John J. Johnson has purchased
the property of the Saline Falls
Lumbar Company at an execution
sale at Cordova for $5,500 The
property includes the mill, water
power, boats etc.
William R, Morton died D^oem*
ber 28 &t the Latouche to ‘
from rfispiritofy tuberculosis. Mr.
Morton came north and located at
Valdez during the boom days of
1898. He was interested In a nuim
ber of mining propeltles.
Martin Leber, an oldtime resi
dent of Seward peninsula, died re
cently at Nome, following compli
cations resulting from an operation
for appendicitis, Deceased Was 45
years of age, parents fesiding ib
C alifomia, aid a sister in Ketchi
kan.
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Emma rrotz and Wm. ~ Howard
of Anchorage were recently mar
ried in Oakland.
William Lynch, oMtitber of Oird
wood, recently died at that town
on Tumagain Arm.
J.N.Spelman, locomotive engineer
formerly operating on the Nenana
division, has; bfeen transferred to
Anchorage.
Fred Neuman, for many years a
rancher near Dawson, died in his
cabin during the last week in Dec*
ember of a complication of diseases.
J. W. McLean and “Belgian Joe,’’
oldtime prospectors, have arrived
in Dawson on a short vacation from
the Sixty-mile country. They re
port a strike of silver ore running
as high as $500 a ton.
The Dawsoh News says that the
Yukon is fast becoming a cattle
raising zone. Considerable beef has
been placed on the market this win
ter, principally from the Prlly and
Flat Creel* farms
Sefgeant Jack Dempster, with a
corporal and two constables, recent
ly made the trip to the Hart riVef
post and return to DaVvson in 15
days, using four toboggans and 20
dogs transporting supplies.
George L. Bellows, proprietor of
the Bijou Cigar Store in Fairbanks,
died recently in the Nenana hosph
tal. The deceased was an oldtlm*
ef of the north and a pioneer resi
dent of Fairbanks. At one time he
was engaged in newspaper work.
SALMON I /ER BANKING CQ.
■ *OF HYDER, ;;
! bi*.' , * I miller the Ww* of Alaska
Cai'if,Gift Up $15,000.W>
Cominer .1 and Savings Departments
Dpmesv and Foreign Exchange
-f legraphed to all Parts ofj the
United States
HYPER
Paints,
PAINT SHOP fainting, Paperhanging
Md-. Kalsomining ?
Traversy Bros.
SIGNS
Oils, Stains, V iraishes, Shellac. Wallpaper, leadening Felt;
Cheese Cloth, Kalsomine. •• -
Temporary quarters Portland Cafe Bldg
The Mater’g Bot
ijO soon after you light your fire
it will give you the surprise of
your life—and in unlimited quantity
—and you dont have to put in an
expensive water-works system.
yyith Harry Hanson’s patented
hot water coil in your cook
stove you can have real htjme com
fort. All the principal homes of
Rupert are so equipped and Stewart
f >rks are installing the system as
fast as Hanson can do the work.
£ome on over to Stewart and s.;e
how it is done. Anyone there
can tell you where to find
Darm Bang-on
HYDER, ALASKA
it « '< 1
Galway to the Great Salmon River Mineral Area
At the Door of the Famous Premier Mine
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You Have to Come to Hyder to
‘ ‘ ' Reach the Mines
FASTEST GROWING TOWN IN THE NORTH
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