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[ local topics
The Mogul left Saturday with
3,000 tons of Premier ore for
the Tacoma smelter.
Jens Pe.derson, winter man
ager of the Salmon River dock,
left Monday on a vacation trip
to the outside.
Mrs. Oren F. HUI was a pass
enger to Ketchikan on the
Wales last week.
W. S. Sullivan, Ole Twedt,
Ernest Jones, Mrs Cramer, Mrs
Messenger and Mrs. Helen
Bell, were arrivals from Ket
chikan on the Wales.
Ray Snyder returned Thurs
day from a week’s visit in Ket
chikan.
J. D. Littlepage, manager of
the Riverside mine, returned
from Ketchikan on the Wales
accompanied by Mrs. Little
page and the children.
Earl Hinckley, Immigration
Inspector left last week foi
Ketchikan on business connect
ed with his office.
A new Chevrolet covered
truck of the latest model was
received Iasi week by the Sal
mon River Dock Co. to facili
tate the handling of the com
pany’s steadily increasing busi
! ness.
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Mrs. Wm. Assyltane of Pre
mier left Sunday for Vancouv
er to secure medical treatment.
Miss Maud Street, who has
been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Wm. Assyltine at Premier dur
ing the past two month*, left
Sunday for her home in Van
ccuver.
C. M. Ridley, manager of the
Ocean View Hotel, who was
taken into custody at Stewart
some days ago, pending an ex
amination into his mental con
dition, was taken to the pro
vincial hospital near West Min
ister on the Sunday boat.
Chas Wilson, aged 50, an em
ployee of the Coastwise Steam
ship Company, engaged in
hauling Premier ore to the An
yox smelter, died in the Stew
art hospital last week, a vict
im of pneumonia and heart
trouble.
The deceased was in charge
of one of the company barges
and was taken seriously ill on
For Rant, Furnkhed Cabin,
Se« Gut Erwltwn.
board the steamer Anyox while
the vessel was In port awaiting
its tow. The funeral took place
Friday under the auspices of
the United Services Club of
Stewart, with Rev. A. W. R.
Ashley officiating. .
The Herald is informed that a
statement in a recent issue of
this paper to the effect that
a certain popular young lady
was the guest of honor at the
recent entertainment of the
Bachelor Maid’s Club is not in
accord with the facts pertain
ing to that function. Members
of the bachelor aggregation
state that the entertainment
4wa& tendered by them as a re
turn for many pleasurable
hospitalities extended to them
by the Bachelor Maids Club*
and was intended as a testi
monial of appreciation to all
of the club members and not
to any individual. It thus ap
pears that the erroneous state
ment was due to a misunder
standing on the part of the
Herald’s informant, who, al
though in error, undoubtedly
made the statement in good
faith and the belief that it was
true. This, by the way, is more
than we can say regarding
some local informants in whose
■ supposed veracity we fatuous
ly trusted in reporting private
entertainments—only to find
ourself the victim of petty de
ceptions, more worthy of the
stultified mentality of an ig
norant moron than of those
who are supposedly the poas- j
essors of refined intellects and |
proper moral culture. For
these we have no apology, al
tho deeply regretting the er
rors occasioned by their mis
representations.
If you want to find it, go., to
The Midget Emporium.
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money order, whichever you want. ACT NOW—if you
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