LYONS’ MEAT MARKET j
O«i*<joods ’'The Empire’s |
Standard”
Meats kfcpt in first-claSs oooler during the hot weather
Try Our SHAM Rim. BUTTER, EGGS. LARD.
PHInT HOME-MADE PORK SAUSAGES.
J. 0. Lyons, Manager
NORTHERN POOL HALL
‘•Where Good Fellows Get Together”
Robert C. Jeffery, Prop.
HYDER LUMBER CO.
Rough
Dressed
LUMBER^™*
Rustic
Wainscot ting
From a sliver to a cargo
TERRITORIAL TATTLE
I
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Fred Bower, a fdrmer English
spsinter, walked from Whitehorse
to Dawson in 7 days, 13 hours elap
sed time, a record fos the 360 miles.
Larry Liltlco, for several years
associated with the Pioneer Ex
press Company of Fairbanks, who
left for fhfe Outside last summer,
returned home recently.
Fenley ’Hunter, a big game hun
ter of New York City, who brought
a prize bag of game out of the Cas
siar two years ago, is on a trip in
to the Iskut river district after
grizzlies.
W.E.Terril, one of the best known
oldtime residents of Fairbanks and
freighter for the A. C. company,
died suddenly in his room at the
Anchorage hotel after spending two
days in the hospital.
Col J.C.Gotwals has had the title
“D.M.E." conferred upon him by
the Ophir Dog Mushers and Trail
Breakers association, tlia’t body
having declared at a recent session
that by reason of hit ability in
breaking trails and handling dog
teams he should be a life member.
Joe Burns, manager of the Coli
seum theatre at Nenana, is prepar
ing te establish a movie theatre at
Hurrioanfe Gulch, whioh will be one
-of the active construction camps
during the summer. Mr. Bums is
establishing a chain of movie hous
es, as the one at Hurrleaire Gulch
will make thejthird under his man*
agement.
R. M. Grant and son, big game
hunters of New York, hava left
Wbitehorsa for the K-lahue district
where they wIM-march for bear.
At a meeting‘of the Cordova fire
department Harry W. NettWton was';
elected dhief; D.A.Mosser assistant1
chief and Fred A.Fredericksen, eec
tetary-treasurer.
Joe Cannon, a barbel of Cordova
is in reoeipt of e personal letter
from President Harding acknowl
edging the receipt ®f an American
eagle recently sent him.
Duncafi Mitchie, the indomitable,
placer prospector, worked all win
ter on his extensive holdings on
Allgold creek, in the Dawson dis
trict, putting down all alone 12
holes In frozen ground to bedrock,
averaging over 25 feet deep.
J.H. Caskey, formerly editor and
proprietor of the Fairbanks Citizen
which was destroyed by fire a year
or so ago, is working on n small
paper in a town near Los Angeles.
Mrs. Caskey is in Los Angeles and
is seriously eonsitiering going into
the movie game.
The American Yukon Navigati
on chief of police has announced
a penalty of $10 per ten on freight
shipped on the Yukon river after
August 22, to prevent a repitition
of-damage to boats frozen in by
early ice on the river. The old pen
alty of $5 per ton remains for sta- J
lions from Kotlik to Holy Cioss.
Imperial Baths
iri^rrtutf&nil 'Avenue, Hyder, Alaska
RUSSIAN
SHOWER
■M. Earle, Prop.
'Going troth Hydor to Sttitoel?
Stop at the
OCEAN VIEW
GOOD MUSIC
SOFT DRINKS
TOBACC6?
G. E. Hodgkinson, : proprietor
SALMON RIVER BANKING CO.
OF HYDES
,Incorporated under the laws ol Alaska
Capital Paid Up $15,000.00
'Commercial and Savings Departments
Domestic and ’Foreign Exchange
gMoney Telegraphed to‘all Parts of the _
United Stated
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Regular Boarders Taken
$1.80 per day
BREAD & ALL KINDS of PASTRY
JIMMY CARTER a, "OLD BILL'S PLACE"
HYDER PAINT SHOP Painting, Paperhanglng
Travfrsy Bros.
SIGNS
FainU, Oils, Stains, Varnishes, Shellac, 'Wallpaper, Deadening FeiV
Cheese Cloth, ivalsomine.
Sutherland Building, Main Street
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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