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The Hyder Commercial Asso
ciation is planning to hold a St.
Patrick’s Day dance ,on the
evening of March 17, accord
ing to an announcement by Sec
retary Harry Howard during
the past week.
Three days of particular in
terest occur during the present
! month. The first is Lincoln’s
I birthday, February 12, St. Val
'entine’s Day, February 14,
and -Washington’s birthday,
I February 22. >
Elizibeth Pitt, who had been
visiting her parents at the Pre
mier mine during the previous
■week, returned to school at
Prince Rupert on Thursday’s
boat.
Mrs. W. S. Sullivan left for
Ketchikan on the motjbrship
Prince of Wales Thursday,
with the expectation of re
maining in the “First City” for
two or three months.
| Mrs. John Campbell, of the
: Campbell hotel and boarding
house, who has been a visitor
in the south for several months,
is expected to return to Hyder
within the coming week or two.
It is learned that Mrs. Camp
bell’s physical condition has
been much improved by the
operation performed in a Se
attle hospital and, although
still somewhat weak from her
! experience, is well on the roau
i to complete recovery.
W. J. Benson and family left
i for the Outside last week. They
expect to reside in Tacoma for
isome time to come.
Pat. Daly was among the
pasengers for the States on the
Prince Rupert Thursday.
Max Behrmann, proprietor of
the Ideal Cafe, was among the
number of local people leaving
for the south on the Prince
Rupert Thursday. Mr. Bdhr
mann will proceed to Seattle,
where he expects to remain
for two or three weeks on bus
iness.
Thomas lowers, Edward Fer
nald and Ed. Bronson left for
Vancouver Thursday in con
nection with the pending law
suit of the Premier company
! over the loss of a barge load oi
ore concentrates at Anyox last
»year.
Following his appearance at
court, Mr. Fernald will pro
ceed to Portland, Oregon, to
spend two or three weeks with
Mrs. Fernald, who is wintering
in the Rose City.
Messrs Powers and Bronson
are expected back shortly.
j C. M. Ridley, manager of the
! popular. Ocean View Hotel,
announced during the past
■ week that the dance scheduled
' to occur at the Ocean View on
the evening of Washington's
j birthday, February 22, has
been called off in deference to
a benefit dance to be held in
Pioneer Hall on the same even
ing. Announcements regard
ing the latter event are expect
ed next week
Walter Gaffney, Alaskan rep
resentative of the Greenwood
line of gents furnishings, was
a visitor in Hydet during the
stay of the Prince Rupert last
week.
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Frederick N. Cronholm, di
recting head of the Cronholm
Bartholf company, arrived on
t/hie Prince Rupert Thursday
from a stay of some weeks m
the States. Mr. Cronholm ex
pects to start preparations for
the coming summer’s .activities
on the Cronholm- Bartholf
properties as soon as conditn
ions are favorable for trans
portation.
Reports from the Premier dur
ing the past week were to the
effect that an employee on the
tram-line system, whose name
could not be definitely learned,
sustained a severe fracture oi
the bones in his right arm m
an accident occuring at the
head station, in which the in
jured man was employed. The
sleeve of his shirt is said to
have caught in the machinery
in such manner that the arm
was drawn into the gearing. !
It is said that his escape from
more serious injury or death
was providentially averted by i
the fabric of his sleeve tearing
away and releasing him from
the deadly clutch of the mov
ing cogs. His wounds were
dressed at the mine hospital,
where he is said to be resting as
easily as can be expected.
Since the foregoing was writ
ten it is learned that the name
of the injured employee is Wm.
Churchill.
Owing to shortage of space,
the following list of prize win
ners at the recent Country
Store dance at the Ocean View
could not be published in the
last issue of the Miner,
1st. prize: Mrs. Stratford,
manicure set.
2nd. prize: Mrs. Crawford,
side of bacon.
3rd. prize: Mrs. Tannei,
501b sack of flour.
4th. prize: Miss Hazel Strat
ford, sack of sugar.
5th. prize: Miss Muriel Craw
ford, four cans fruit.
6th. prize: Mrs. Baynton,
large jab pickles.
7th. prize: Mrs. S. McNeil, I
large can lard.
8th. prize: Miss Edna Strat
ford, aluminum roaster.
Partial details of the minstrel
show scheduled to take place
at Pioneer Hall on the evening
of February 27, disclose that
the performance will be of the
good , old-fashioned minstrel
show type, with a “grand en- i
semble,” the “bones” and I
“tambo.” end men and the pre-;
cise and gentlemanly interloc
utor, such as delighted the >
show-goers of an earlier gene
ration, when the names of Lew.
Dockstader and Billy Ker
sands were household words.
The latter half of the pro
gram will include among other
features a laughable travest oi
services in a negro church.
So far the names of only n
few of the performers have
been made public. It is statea,
however, that tjhere will be
about fifteen or sixteen in the
cast, including the best enter
tainers in the city, together
with several new ones whose
talent is unmistakable.
The show is being staged un
der the direction df Miss Mar
ion Hunt.
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MINSTRELS in His Rendition
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a Poetization of “The Sign of
the Rose,” America's Most
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