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OREN F. HILL, Proprietor
Kepistered Pharmacist
PHONE 16
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FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
IN SEASON A SPECIALTY
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WILLS NAVIGATION CO.
HOLGER JOHNSON, Manager.
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LOCAL TOPICS
J. E. Munro and his partner,
Alex. N. McDonald, left Wed
nesday morning to visit their
Munro group in the upper Sal
mon basin.
Marius Pederson, well known
miner, returned Monday even
ing from a visit to Seattle,
where he appeared as a gover
ment witness in the Wolfle
case. '
“Ilis Compensation,” by Fan
| nk Hurst, in the feature sect
! ion on page 3.
Doctor and Mrs. Vosburgh
iare now domiciled in the house
j in Stewart formerly occupied
! by Doctor Whillans.
The Hospital Social was
held in Legion Hall, Stewart,
last evening and was marked
oy good attendance, i lie pro
gram included cards, dancing
and supper and was distinctly
enjoyable.
| Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. Moa
i returned Thursday from a visit
in Ketchikan.
For Sale—old papers for lighting
| fires—Herald Office.
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Hubert W. Thomas, propri
j etor of the Boundary Gift
[Shop, returned Thursday from
a two weeks’ visit in Seattle,
i where he was called by the
government as a witness in the
j Wolfle case. Although called
j by the prosecution, Mr. Thom
as did not testify for the gov
ernment and w a s finally
drafted by the defense.
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While they last: fine Japanese Or
anges, $1.25 box— at Hyder Grocery
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Feminine social gatherings
are commonplace in Hyder but
' a “stag” party is of sufficient
rarity to induce more than pass
ing notice of one such enter
tainment held last Saturday
evening- at me nome or L.. (J.
Thornton on Nevada Street.
The gathering was attended
by ten local male?, who en
joyed a splendid time playing
old-fashioned games and yarn
telling. Royal refreshments
were served during the evening
by Mr. Hans Bnuzel, whose
catering abilities are warmly
extolled by those attending.
Another of those snappy Fan
Fanny Hurst stories in the fe«at
I ure section on page 3.
P. G. Bischoff, mining engin
eer, who was engaged for sev
eral months on an examination |
of the Commonwealth Mining
Company ground on Davis riv-;
er, left on the Zapora to take a
position at the Hirst-Chichagof I
| mine near Juneau.
Why shiver while waiting for the
fire to start? Use old papers from
! the Herald Office.
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Hyder
Chamber of Commerce
Incorporated
Regular Meeting First
Tuesday of the Month
| The second bridge drive of
! the Friendship Club was held
jin Pioneer Hall Thursday even
ing and attracted a good sized ;
! gathering. Winners in the c/rd
contest were Mr. and Mrs. Har
| old Johnson. An excellent;
luncheon was served and danc- j
ing also contributed to the pro
gram,
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New Books at Public Library
The following new books
have been received at the Hy
der Pu'blic Library, it was an
nounced this week by acting li
: brarian B. B. Smith.
American Beauty, by Edna
Ferber; Finches Fortune, De
La Roche; A White Bird Fly
ing, Bess. S. Aldrich; Webster
Man’s Man, Peter B. Kyne.
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Zapora Sailing Schedule
i The Wills Navigation Comp
any has announced the follow-j
ing spring and summer sailing
schedule for their motorship
Zapora:
Leave Seattle March 1, March
16, March 31; April 15, April
50; May 16, May 31; June 16,
July 2, July 18; August 3,
August 19; September 6, Sept
I ember 22.
j Arrival here will occur about
four days after the Seattle sail
ing date in each instance.
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NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE
:
Public notice is hereby given that |
i>y virtue of a judgement and decree i
i dated January IS, 1932, issued out or |
‘the District Court for tiie District of j
Alaska, First Division, at Ketchikan, I
in favor of Yael Rozensluin, plain- ■
titf. and against Charles Carlson, j
defendant, No. 1531KA, giving judge- j
ment in favor of plaintiff and against j
defendant for the aunt of $3134.61 and I
.321.10 costs, and directing sale of tho ; j]
following described real estate in Hy- i *
der Mining District, llyder Precinct. !!
First Division. Territory of Alaska, I
to satisfy a mortgage thereon, de-1
scribed as follows: I -
That certain group of lode mining j
claims commonly known as Home- ! *
stake group and consisting of Home- :
stake No. 1, Homestake No. 2,
Homestake No. 3, Homestake No.
4. Joker, Homestake Fraction,
Homestake Fraction No. 1, and
Homestake Fraction No. 2. on the
Nort Slope of Texas Creek Valley
(West Fork) in Hyder Mining Dist
rlct.
That I will accordingly offer said
teal estate for sale at public vendue
to the. highest and best bidder for
cash on the 19th day of March, 1932
at 2:00 o’clock p. m. of said day at
the front door of the court house at
the Town of Hyder. Hyder Precinct,
First Division. Territory of Alaska.
Dated this 5tli dav of February
1932.
Albert \\ lute
United States Marshal, First Divis
ion, District of Alaska.
By Warren S. Harding
Deputy
Publish February 13 - 20 - 27 - March
!», 1932.
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A new short story every
week in the new feature sec-.
lion on Page 3.
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PHONE 1 09HUBERT THOMAS. PROP. PHONE 100
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In Any Quantity or Dimensions
ROW BOATS FOR SALE
At $3.00 Per Foot
HYDER LUMBER CO.
PHONE 106
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General Merchandise
and
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