HYDER DRUG COM
. The Rexall Store
At The Popt Office
HYDER, ALASKA
THE IDEAL CAFE
MAX. BEHRMANN, PROP.
MD3T UP TO DATE EATING
HOUSE IN THE NORTH
PAR TIES and BANQUETS OUR SPECIALTY
SPECIAL MERCHANTS LUNCH
12:30 to 1:30 DAILY.60 CENTS
OPEN 7 A. M. TO 11:30 P. M.
COME IN AND GIVE US A TRIAL
SALMON RIVER DOCK COMPANY
Laiysmith Coal::: DuPont Explosives
t § t BLACKSMITH COAL t § f
GENERAL HOCK AGENTS
PHONE YOUR ORDERS FROM THE HYDER
MERCANTILE COMPANY’S STORE
#Tlie Silver Grill#
IIO.'IH OF GOOD EATS
(Uli SPECIALTY
-HOME COOKED CHICKEN DINNERS...
FOWL .KILLED TO ORDER
Pool Hall in Connection
“T.lt, PLACE WHERE GOOD FELLOWS MEET”
w. C. BLANTON, Prop.
IIYDKR, - - - ALASKA
Pacific Steamship Company
S' S' 8 S &
Direct Service From Seattle
To Hyder And Stewart
Every 30 Days.
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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.
Clay Porter,managing direct
or of the Porter-Idaho' Syndi
cate is Spending a brief vacat
ion in the South and is; expect
ed to return to Hyder about
the first of the month.
Carl McDonough, formerly,
employed at the Riverside:
mine and morO recently at
Anyox, passed through Hyder
on the Cardena Monday night
enroute to Vancouver.
A. D. Frumento, of Victoria,
a stockholder in the Terminus
Company and one of its first
directors, was a recent visitor
in Hyder land Ste’watt. r Mr.
Frumento has been connected'
with the camp for some years
iand expressed the greatest
| confidence in its future.
Ralph Higbee, who will be
] remembered by all Ketchikan
people back in 1916 as one of
the stars of the Ketchikan
j baseball team, was a visitor
in Hyder during the stay of
the Cardena Monday evening
and took advantage of the
i stopover to renew acquaint
ances with old friends who
formerly resided in Ketchikan,
j Mr. Higbee left Ketchikan
some years ago for the States
but later returned to Anyox,
where he has been connected
with the smelter staff for the
past year.
Toys! Toys! Toys!
Large assortment dolls and
|baby gifts now here.—Hyder
I Drug Co.
j A marquee, covering the en
tire front and sidewalk* has
! been installed by Deputy IL S.
i Marshal T. W. McDonald on
the front of his office and res
idence on International Ave.
It is also understood that Ed
gar Provinse and other busi
| ness firms are contemplating
installing similar improve
j ments.
; Despite the heavy snowfall
fluring the winter season, the1
business houses do not appear
to have-recognized the value
of this type of shelter until the
present.
Flash Lights—The Midget
i Emporium.
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E. W. Hinckley, U. S. Immi
gration Inspector, is enjoying
a vacation from his duties on
the boundary line. He is at
i present in the East visiting his
relatives.
relatives. E. R. Stivers, Deputy
Customs Collector, is acting as
Immigration Inspector for the
| present.
Mrs. Cochran, wife of the
.new proprietor of the Scott
barber shop, was an arrival on 1
the Admiral Watson, accom-1
panied by their young son.
: Electric irons, heaters, curling
irons, stoves, waffle irons. Com
plete line Community Silver for
Holiday trade. HYDER MER
CANTILE COMPANY.
Mrs. F. C. Lawrence is plan- j
ing to return to her home in!
Seattle Thursday, following a
stay of several weeks in con
nection with her local proofr- i
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The Wales arrived Friday,
morning, nearly 24 hours late
on her last trip from Ketch
ikan, owing to stormy .weather
in Dixon Entrance, where the
vessel was compelled “to' lay
to for a considerable time un
til Old Boreas decided to calm
himself.
If you want to find it, go., to j
The Midget Emporium.
Owing"ltls iaidfio a aefle^f-'
ion of thnl Vein, the No. 4 tun
nel iir|h» Du^iweH has not yet
reached the
in. tlm. upper levels." 1F7S Sx
nected, however, that the Vein
will be encountered at any
time.
jf'; W;.._i;. ;• ;l y ;7^ \f. -/j
Wm.; r,^,jpgtujrjgeii;,. last
week from a trip to Vancouver.
J, I. Gillingham, a Widely
known ? f >rt»«*’- xfesidW *iff
Stewart,, whtre ho wan Suoerr
in toh dent of Roads ^prior to
1013, has returnett to the dist
rict and is now associated-with
th«j Independence Mining Co.
hater on Mr.' Gillingham’ will
take charge as mine Ybreman.
;t r JL:.. ,i,iW r.t.
Harry Howeon, prominently
connected with the develop
ment of the camp for years,
was a southbound passenger
on the Cardena Monday even
ing; after a stay of several
weeks in the district Mr. How
son contetnplates a trip to the
East, after visiting Victoria
and Vancouver, and expects
to put over a number of good
sized mining- deals in New
York.
The International Electric
Co. is preparing to increase its
light and power capacities by
the v installation of . another
power plant, deriving its pow
er from the waters of Barney
Gulch. The machinery for the
Pew plant was purchased by
the Company last summer and
a quantity of pipe arrived last
week*' r ....
Ansco Camera*— The MM
l«t Emporium. .
The Hyder Mercantile Com
pany is displaying a splendid
line of Community Silver and
electrical goods, including ev
erything from electric curling
irons to stoves and waffle'
irons, as offerings for the
Holiday trade. The firm is al
so carrying an entirely new
and up-to-date line of grocer
ies, fruits and vegetables
which was recently’ installed.
Max Giegoldt genial dispen
ser of shaves, haircuts and
other hirsute eliminations, has
purchased the MaJamute-Bar
ber Shop from Frank Bishop,
who expects to leave shortly
for the outside.
Joe Grashio, former owner
of that well known ^establish
ment, is at present in a s na
tarium at Tiiscon, Arizon ., c
cording to recent letters to
iocal friends. i
Edgar Brovinse has . entered
the local transfer field and is
prepared ~ —S’^MrST
transfer business, employing a
motor, truck and, other, agnip
menf. Jack Peters is operating
Ihfe truck and assisting in the
Prbvinse store. • ,
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Toys! Toys! Toys!
Large assortment dolls and
baby,
Drug Co.
tten, .tvjfe of pjtstor
en, ottciipied tftfe'pufc
$|h last
opic was
’Faith and the Poets,” with
?«dwi* Jfgfkhhm providiag the
‘hem6 foi* discussion.
it at the Sunday ev
tfcesof the M. E. Cl
Sunday. The sermon
The sermon topic next Sun
day will be “Thanksgiving
Thoughts,” by Rev. Hatten.
S > .!
For Rent, Furnished Cabin,
See Gus Erickson.
irai.-ww'ig
ITHE MIDGET EMPORIUM
INCORPORATED
books cigars legal forms
NOVELTIES TOBACCOS FLASH LIGHTS
MAGAZINES CHOCOLATES LEATHER GOODS
STATIONERY PATENT MEDICINES TOILET ARTICLES
CIRCULATING LIBRARY
THIRTY DIFFERENT LINES thirty
r DISTRICT MAPS AND PHOTOGRAPHS
'"7r * Hyder Agency
Morfcell Map of Salmon River
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Hyder Grocery
FRANK REICHENBACK, PROPRIETOR.
Staple and Fancy Groceries
♦ f At Right Prices t t
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
IN SEASON A SPECIALTY Jf,
INTERNATIONAL AVE. HYDER, ALASKA
SALMON RIVER STAGE LINE
* £ *
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
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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, o{ course !
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, Oil, Class, Crockery, Glassware, Budding Material, Furniture
SPORTING GOODS
JUST ARRIVED
COMPLETE LINE of GROCERIES, EGGS, BUTTER and
CHEESE. FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLES IN SEASON
PRICES RIGHT