LYONS’ MEAT MARKET
Our Goods “The Empire’s
Standard”
Mf atff kept in first-clasa oooli r during' the hot weather
fry Our SHAMROCK BUTTER, EGGS, LARD,
HAM and BACON. HOME-MADE PORK SAUSAGES.
J. O. Lyons, Manager
NORTHERN POOL HALL
“Where Good Fellows Get Together”
Robert C. Jeffery, Prop.
HYDER LUMBER CO.
LUMBER
Rough
Dressed
Flooring
Ceiling
Rustic
Wainscotting
From a sliver to a cargo
DONATIONS FOR BASEBALL
Following is the list of donations
to the Hyder baseball fund:
Oren F. Hill $10
Walter Blanton 10
Robert C. Jeffery 5
Frazer & Adkins 11
Salmon River Trading Co. 20
M. R. Jamieson 10
R. W. Keith 10
E. E. Charlton 10
Bungalow 10
R. W. Irwin 1
Chili Parlors 1
No. 1 Cash 1
Sam Johnson 2,50
Sam Potts 2.50
Charles Martin 2.50
M, Harris 2.50
Elsie Baldwin 5
Eva Jensen 5
Fay Bullock 5
Violet G«ay 5
Portland Cafe 10
Leatha Davis 2
The Pullman 5
H. Reid 3
L. R. Bemis 2.50
M. N. Lipovatz 2
Flawn & Co. 20
Malcolm Smith 2
J. O. Lyon 5
[ Mrs. W. S. Sullivan 5
Fred Dorey 10
H. Hucke 5
Bert Edmunds 5
D. W. McLeman 5
Cash 1
Phyllis Watson 5
J. A. Hall 10
Traversy Bros. 2
Alaskan Hotel 10
June Maxwell 2.50
Jane Martin 2.50
Marie Vincent 2.50
Midget Emporium 10
Imperial Baths 10
Agnes Morris 5
Total.$271.00
ALASKANS ARE HUSTLERS
According to a statement issued
by the division of statistics of the
bureau of foreign and domestic com
merce the trade between the United
States and Alaska during the year
1920 was on« of the most produc
tive and wholesome trades the!
country possesses.
This report discloses the fact
that the people of Alaska have a
larger purchasing power per capita
than the people of any other extra
territorial possession of the United
States, and an equally larger pro
ductive power.
LETTER FROM DAN DEATON
Wsiting to Fraser &. Adkins fram
Fort MoMurray, on the Athabaska
river, Dan Beaton, who left here
several weeks agq for the Macken
zie river oii fields, gives little en
couragement for others to follow.
He says teamsters are being paid
$75 per month and men working in
the sawmill at that place receive
$3 for ten hours. Meals, he says,
are from 50 oents to 75 cents and
beds the same. At the time he
wrote, April 23, there were about
1000 tons of freight waiting to go
down the river. Many people, he
said, had arrived there, taken one
look and gone back. The police
are stopping tenderfeet from going
into the oil fields but do not both
er oldtimers with outfits.
Going from Hyder to Stewart
Stop at the
OCEAN VIEW
GOOD MUSIC
SOFT DRINKS
TOBACCOS
G. E. Hodgkinson, : proprietor
Electric
Laundry
Ketchikan, Alaska.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
See Fred Dorey for shipping
instructions;
SALMON RIVER BANKING CO.
OF HYDER
Incorporated under the laws of Alaska f'
Capital J’aid Up $15,000.00
Commercial and Savings Departments
Domestic and Foreign Exchange
Money Telegraphed to all Parts of the
United States
Regular Boarders Taken
$1.80 per day
BREAD & ALL KINDS of PASTRY
JIMMY CARTER a, "OLD RILL'S PLOT
HYDER PAINT SHOP Painting, Pap;*rhanging
— — Ka I so mining
Traversy Bros.
SIGNS
Paints. Oils. Stains Varnishes, Shellac. Wallpaper, Deadening Felt,
Cheese Cloth, Kalsomine.
Sutherland Building, Main Street
HYDER, ALASKA
Gateway to the Great Salmon Rivet Mineral Are#
At the Dodr of thd Famotis Premier Mine"
Voti Have to Cottle to Hyder to#.
Peach the Mines
ammm fm# in the mwni