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.SAM & DAVE
(THE OLD NORTH STAR)
LOCAL
Mrs. Alex. Fraser returned
Friday from an extended visit
tin the south.
Mrs. *W. R. McDonald left
Thursday on a visit to the Out
! side.
j Ben Oien of the Hyder Fuet
Company, returned on the Cor
dova from a holiday visit in the
States.
Thursday, January 14, is the
218th. anniversary of the birth
day of that famous old philos
opher and patriot, Benjamin
Franklin.
Messrs Knipple, Davis, Me
Grew, Jamiefeon and Green lett
on the Wales for Ketchikan to
attend the trial of the Daly
: Alaska case, scheduled for
hearing before the district
court this week. ,
TJie John Hovland family are
i On a visit to the Outside, where
| they will probably remain un
| til some time .in March.
—
Stewart has a new ice skating
rink that is giving much enjoy
ment to lovers of that form of
| the strenuous life. The rink
is located on the court house
I grounds and was built by vol
junteer skating enthusiasts.
W. H. Whorms, a prominent
attorney of Spokane, arrived
on the Prince Rupert on a bus
iness trip. His visit was brief,
however, as he ‘left on his re
turn on the Cordova Satur
day.
I Dr C. D. Carter returned
Thursday on the Prince Rupert
to look after his local business
affairs, before again depart
ing for the south via Ketchikan
on the steamship Cordova Fri
day. Dr. Carter expects to be
back again within a few weeks
and will probably resume his
dental practice thereafter.
Pat Daly,one of the fathers
iof the* camp and known
| throughout the mining world
;as “the man who put the Pre
| mier on the map,” returned on
! the Rupert from an extended
visit to'the states in connection
with his mining affairs.
1 Dan Davis, whose ministrat
j ions have saved many a sole in
jthis locality and whose little
j 3tone shoe repair shop on the
I international boundary line is
ja superlative attraction to the
summer tourist from the States,
left Thursday on the PHnce of
| Wales enroute to his old hoine
| in South Bend, Indiana, where
| his wife and son, Major D. R.
j Davis reside. Mr. Davis ex
pects to return to Hyder some
time in the latter part of May.
The freight steamer Cordova
arrived from Seattle Friday
noon with 100 tons of coal for
the' Hyder Fuel Company, 52
tons of general cargo and two
passengers, in addition to a
small quantity of freight for
Stewart. The vessel landed
at the Hyder Dock Company
dock and after landing the loc
al freight cargo proceed
ed to Stewart, remaining in
port some fourteen or fifteen
hours.
If you want to buy any
thing; if you want to tell any
thing, advertise in the Miner.
T
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With the closing of the Green
Theatre comes the announce
ment from Stewart that W. C.
Sims of that place is making
preparations to reopen the
motion picture house formerly
operated by Allan Carolan.
The establishment is being al
tered and renovated and is ex
pected to be ready for bus
iness by February 14., when it
will be reopened with a dance.
Outside advices report that
a quarterly dividend totaling
$400,000 has been declared by
the Premier Gold Mining Com
pany.'The dividend represents
an 8 per cent payment on the
capitalization and brings the
total of dividends paid by that
wonderful property in the last
two years to $5,000,000, sc
amount equal to the par value
of its capital stock.
Manager Lee Balch of the Hy
der Dock Company, has been
notified by the Alaska Steam
hsip Company that the sched
uled sailing of the steamship
Northwestern for Hyder ana
other Alaska ports has been
cancelled. The next sailing
for this port under the altered
schedule will be the Mebesna,
leaving Seattle January 25th.
Fred Nottinger has taken
over the shoe repair establish
ment uf Dan Davis during the
latter’s absence in the States.
Mr. Nottinger is well recom
mended as a shoe repairer and
will provide the same excellent
service in that, line given by
Mr. Davis.
Nick Belyan is back from a
stay of several weeks among
the fleshpots of the outside and
3ays “it’s great—while the din
ero holds out.”
Local friends of Mrs. P. B.
Yohner, sister of Ray Snyder,
will be grieved to learn of her
untimely death at Springfield
on January 1, following an op
eration for appendecitis. News
of the sad event was received
by Mr. Snyder on a recent mail.
Mrs. Yohner and her husband
resided here during 1921-22
and still own a residence- Mr.
Yohner was employed for a
time on the Premier tram and
also worked for the Hyder
Lumber Company.
During their stay the deceas
ed lady won many friends who !
will her of her demise with !
deep regret.
The steamer Prince of Wales :
arrived from Ketchikan at 5 a.
m. Wednesday with the mail
and a full cargo of miscellan
eous freight. Despite the ves
sels early arrival the mail was
delayed in reaching the post
office for several hours, thus
entailing a decided hardship
on those whose business necess
itated immediate replies to let
ters received, as the boat left
on her return trip about 1 p. m.
Apparently no one in partic
ular was responsible for the
delay, which is all the more
reason that arrangements of
some sort should be made to
obviate similar devellopments
in the future. The mail service j
between Hyder and the outside !
is bad enough at the best and |
those who are compelled to put i
up with its inadequacies should
at least be able to get their
mail within a reasonable time
after its arrival here.
The Mid-Winter Dance, given
by the Hyder Commercial As
sociation, drew a large crowd
of dance lovers to the Ocean
View Hotel Saturday evening
and proved to be one of the
most enjoyable functions held
during the winter season. At
tendance was about equal
from both sides of the bound
ary line, many of Stewart’s
young people making the trip
from our neighbor town to
| share in the fun. The music by
I the Ridley orchestra was, as
! usual, a terpsichorean treat,
;and a tasty luncheon was
1 served by Blanton.
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