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NTERNAT10NAL AVENUE IIYDER, ALASKA
LOCAL TOPICS
Fr. Leray left on the Catalla
on one of his periodic visits to
Terrace.
Mrs. Martha Kirkham arrived
from Seattle Sunday to take a
position at the Ideal Cafe.
; School closed Monday with
an excellent exhibition of the
work done by the pupils dur
ing the past term, in additior
to a program of cleverly exe
cuted dances, song3, recitation:
and a playlet in which the pup
ils carried out their part:
with the sang froid of old-time
actors. The entertainment wa:
attended by many parents am
others and keenly enjoyed.
i Oren F. Hill has erected i
radio antenna pole in the rea:
of the H>der Drug Co., the tip
of which is 76 feet 10 inche:
above the'ground. The pole i
a single stick of native sprue*
and is quite the loftiest objec
in town aside from the tower
ing aerial poles of the radi*
station.
You’re There With a Crosle;
Radio. See them at the Nugge
Shop.
| An interesting demonstratioi
of a new fire extinguishing
compound was given Sunday
afternoon near Pioneer Hal
by Mia. William Bunting an<
Felix Seppi,“with a large num
ber of spectators on hand X<
witness jjie pyrotechnics.
A wooden structure some 1!
or 20 feet high was soake*
, with tar and gasoline and ig
nited. While burning fiercely
Mrs. Bunting speedily checke*
the flames by sprinkling th<
structure with a white powde
compound thrown from a met
al tube.
The compound also quickl;
obliterated the flames in a tul
. of mixed tar and gasoline, sai*
f to be one of the most difficul
combinations of combustible
to extinguish that is known.
In each instance the flame
entirely disappeared within ;
few seconds after the com
pound was applied.. Mr. Bunt
ing and Mr. Seppi are inter
ested in the manufacture of tlr
new fire extinguisher.
A. II. Benkendorf returnq*
Thursday from Seattle, when
i he suffered the misfortune o
! losing one foot as a result o
an infection which threatene*
his life. Shortly before leavinj
Seattle, Mr. Benkendorf SU3
tained another mishap as a re
suit of his crutch slipping, per
mitting him to fall heavily. II<
! sustained a number of cut;
; and bruises of painful charac
i ter on the head and is stil
: wearing bandages.
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WHAT’S ON AT THE SHOW'
“The Escape,” an ab’sorbinj
drama of love and clever in
trigue, featuring the celebrate*
film actress Virginia Valli, wil
be the feature of the Sunda
I
The Home of “BUTTER CRUST” Bread.
FRESH BREAD IS DELIV ERED AT 9 A. M. DAILY
TO ROZENSTAIN’S GENERAL STORE AND SOLD
AT STEWART PRICES.
15 CENTS PER LOAF FOR 16 OUNCE LOAF
20 CENTS PER LOAF FOR 24 OUNCE LOAF
Orders Will ^lso Be Taken for Pies, Pastries, etc.
] evening offering at the pictuve i
I show. Included in the cast with 1
Miss Valli are such noted stage 1
personalities as Willitm Russel,
Nancy Drexel and Geo. Weck
er.
“Stage Coached,” one of those
funny Krazy Kat comedies,
will supply the laughs in gen
j erous measure.
i Learn the superior advantage!
1 es of Atwater-Kent Radios at
the Boundary Gift Shop.
Louis McCallum former resi
dent of the camp, who left here
a year or so ago after a long
and severe illness, is now suf
ficiently recovered to under
take a prospecting trip into the
newly discovered Taku mining
district, according to a letter
received by Thomas Kelley,
president of the local branch
of the Pioneers of Alaska,
Mr. McCallum was in Juneau
early last month enroute to the
new strike and expected to go
into the Taku 'either “on his
own” or as an employee of Eu
gene Bartholf, former local
mining man. Mr. McCallum
mentioned meeting in Juneau
Homer Ficklin and others from
this section who were enroute
to the Taku, and also Robert
Gorman, -who was on his way
to the Pioneers’ Home at Sit
ka.
I NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
’ To Nels Olsen, his heirs, executors,
| administrators or assigns:
> I You are hereby notified that the un
; dersigned have expended the sum of
l One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars during
each of the fiscal years ending July 1,
1927 and July 1, 1929, in labor and
, improvements upon each of the fol
I lowing described lode mining claims
; situated in the Salmon River Valley,
! , Hyder Mining District, Territory of
, ! Alaska, as will appear by Proofs of
1 Labor for each of said years filed for
■ | record in the office of the Recorder
for said Hyder Mining and recording
! district at Hyder, Alaska; said claims
r ! being described and designated as fol
lows :
* Butte -No. 1, Butte No. 2, Bu,tte No.
I 2, Butte No, 4, and Butte Extension.
I in order to hold said claims under the
provisions of Section 2324 of the Re
’ vised Statutes of the United States
and the laws of the Territory of Alas
ka concerning annual assessment
5 work on mining claims*; such expendi
t tures of SlOU.nu upon each of said min
ng claims for each of said years being
- (lie amount required to hold the same ;
_ j during said years.
-And you are fuither notified that if ■
-1 within ninety days after the complel
, ion of the publication of this notice
' : tor the period required by law you ;
tail or refuse to contribute to the un !
• dersigned, your co-owners, your pro |
: portion of such expenditures, as a co- j
l | owner, your interest in said mining ;
i ! claims and each of them will become -
' the property of the undersigned, your
t 1 co-owners, under the provisions of ,
[ said Section 2321, 17. S. Revised Stat- |
utes.
I i Dated at Hyder, Alaska, this 12th i
r 1 day of May, 1930.
C. W. Peterson
■ \' Cora McEachern
. Publish May 24. 31; June 7, 14, 21,1
23; July 5, 12, 19, 26; Aug. 2, 9, 1G, j
• ! 23, 1930.
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