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LYONS’ MEAT MARKET
3ur Goods “The Empire’s
Standard”
Meat* kept in ftrst-claae oooler during the hot weather
Try Our SHAMROCK BUTTER, EGGS, * LARD,
HAM end BACON. HOME-MADE PORK SAUSAGES.
J. O. Lyons, Manager
THE INTERNATIONAL
Store and Roadhouse
On U. S. Boundary, Salman Valley Road,
Accommodations for Travelers.
Full line of Cigars, Tobapoos, Fruits, Candies, Soft Drinks,
f D. Gn.us and D. S. Mains, Proprietors. L. R. Doggett, Manager.
HYDER LUMBER CO,
IRough
! Dressed
LUMBER^™'
Rustic
Wainscotting
From a sliver to a cargo
TERRITORIAL TATTLE
Grouse are reported very plenti*
ful in the vicinity of Nenana.
Herman Webber, who quit mim
ing on Fairbanks creek several
years ago, ha# joined the Laskey
Players oompany,
John MoLaren, a son of Malcolm
McLaren, a Dawson farmer, has re.
cently had his right leg amputated
just above the knee, due to an in.
jury reoeived while serving over
seas in the World War.
Irene Perino, the Juneau woman
who was declared insane, operated
on tater at the hospital and releas
ed on a writ of habeus corpus as
sane, was again taken in custody
and committed to Morningside,
Suspension of activities by the
Alaska road commission threw 35
men out of work on the Richardson
road, about 20 on the Chatanika
Circle project, and laid up the steam
shovel and eight or ten auto trucks.
Dr. G. W, Trubey, veterinarian of
the department of agriculture, has
returned to the coast after inspect
ing the oattle in the Interior, He
found the cattle of the Fairbanks
and Nenana districts absolutely
free of disease.
Chapman and Olson on the Pelly
are harvesting good crops this year
and have raised considerable live
stock. The fur catch is normal and
Jrouse are abuudant, Indians and
whites are enjoying fine health and
rre well satisfied with conditions.
The native* of Yakutat earned
148,000 thi* year.
The Sourdough Roadhouse on
the Valdez-Fairbanks trail, one of
the oldtime institutions, 4* offered
for tale by Mrs. N, Yaeger, who ia
going to the State*.
Mrs. Charles Ensweiler and Gab
riel Santos have bought the buikh
ing and lot known as the Branch
Grill in Seward and will conduct a
first class cafe and restaurant,
4-H.Miller, superintendent of the
bureau of education for natives,
contemplates establishing on in
dustrial school for natives at Sheep
bay, about 18 miles from Cordova.
I. L, Kimball died in Anohorage
after a protraoted nervous illness.
He was born in Osceola, Pa., 51
years ago, and had been a resident
of Alaska for 20 years. He went
to Anchorage when the city first
started,
John Hollenbeck has opt about
<000 cords of wood this season
above the mouth of the Klondike
for the C.K.M. and affiliated compa
nies. If was floated down the river
and pulled opt on the bank at Rook
creek.
Mrs. Leo McCormack, an oldtinae
resident of Wrangell, was instantly
killed in an auto accioent in the
States recently when the machine
failed to negotiate a curve and
struck an elm tree so hard that the j
trank was completely embedded, j
SALMON RIVER BANKING CO.
OP HYDER
Incorporated atfdar tba Itm of Alaska
Capittil P.ld Op $15,000.06
Commercial and Saving* Departments
Domestic and Foreign Exchange
Money Telegraphed to all Parts of tb»
United States
HENRY’S PLACE
Volunteer Drive, Hyder.
Cigars, Tobacco, Soft Drinks
The right place for right treatment
HENRY RIVARD, PROPRIETOR,
The COSY CORNER.
Main Street and Volunteer Drive
Cigars, Tobacco, Candy, Soft Drinks
Fresh Slock of Everything.
MRS. VELIE. PROP,
HYDER PAINT SHOP Painting, Paperhanging
--,-- KaUomining
Traversy Bros.
SIGNS
Paints, Oils. Stains, Varnishes, Shellac, Wallpaper, Deadening Felt.
Cheese Cloth, Kalsomine.
Sutherland Building, Main Street
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