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LYONS’ MEAT MARKET
Our Goods he Empire’s
Standard”
twin in tin»t-ci«s« ouoh r durtug the hot weather
l’ry Out SHAMROCK BUTTER. EGGS. LARD.
HAM and BACON HOME-MADE PORK SAUSAGES
J. 0. Lyons, Manager
PORTLAND CAFE
W here you can enjoy
a good meal in solid comfort
Service from 7 a. m. till S p. m.
MEALS 75 Cents
‘The best the market affords”
Ed Herman Proprietor
HYDER LUMBER CO.
Rough
Dressed
LU A! BUR'S]?
Rustic
Wainscot tin#
Pronin a sliver to a cargo
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TERRITORIAL TATTLE
i'hc Mi»s*» Edna 13*h i and < 'hur
lotte Swift of St Louis have been
making a tour oi Interior Alaska.
Mrs. Russia Boden was discharg
ed from Morningside sanitarium on
July 26 as cured. She was com
mitted from Fairbanks
James Wiekershain has resumed
the practice of law in Juneau. He
announces that he has retired from
politics but is keeping his powder
dry
Thestruwbeny crop in the Haines
district suffered a heavy loss from
wet weather according to southern
Alaska papers, which claim that at
least 500 crates wiere a dead loss.
Mrs. Charles K Taylor, w ife of
the well known Seattle and Idita
rod attorney, i& reported to have
died recently in Seattle. She was
n sister of Mrs. Janies Wickersham
and had many friends in the Inter
ior, where she lived for a number
•f years
The Alaska Road Commission is
making large expenditures in the
Fairbanks district on road improve
ments. The Richardson highway
to the south and the Fox road to
the north are being covered with
gravel and the Esther creek road
has been widened and graded. A
new road is now being constructed
to connect the Esther road with
the Fox road so as to take in the
numerous farms that skirt the hills
in that part of the valley.
F H Allenbaugh, committed 10
Moruingside irOin Anchorage July j
lb, died recently.
A forest fire on the left side of |
the Yukon ten miles above Dawson
did considerable damage.
Rumors of a new gold qnurtz dis
covery in the Lisianski peninsula i
district of Chiohagof island were
brought to Juneau recently.
\ 1
Mrs. Claude Baker recently arriv-1
•d at Nenana w ith the body of her \
husband who died at Idit&rod somej
time ago. She is taking the body
outsidt lor burial.
Mis. llenry Holt, for a number ;
of vearsja resident of Juneau, died!
recently in MarsfieJd, Ore., where i
her son, Martin F, Holt a linotype
operator, is employed on a paper,
owned by a former Juneau publish
er, A.R.O’Biion.
F.G.Noye is clearing a largo tract
on the Gulden Island side of Chrua j
slough at Fairbanks to be used as'
a landing field for airplanes. It is j
understood that Mr. Noye intends j
to import a flying machine for com-1
mereial use between that city and
the coast.
The Fairbanks News-Miner has
again dropped from a daily to a j
tri-weekly publication, and says if!
patronage further diminishes the j
paper will be printed even less fre- j
quently. The News-Miner lias been
the only dally paper in Interior Al- j
esha for a year or taoie.
££- .arf.
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SALMON RIVER BANKING CO.
. Of HVDER
incorporated under the laws of A lush a
Capitol Paid Up *15,000.00
Commercial and SsPfin#* Departments
Domestic aud Foreign Exchange
, Money Telegraphed to all Parts of the
- United States
Why not enjoy yourself?
Tie a can to Trouble anti lake an outing at the
FISH CREEK ROADHOUSE
All the comforts of a home and the beat trout fishing in the dhtr?
Numerous other attractions.
Chris Benson; Proprietor.
Regular Boarder3 Taken
$1.80 per day
BREAD & ALL KINDS of PASTR\
JIMMY CARTER a, "OLD GILL S PLACE"
HYDER RAINT SHOP Fainting, Paperhanging
Kalsomining
i KAVKHSY BfOS
SIGNS
I’uiiit*, OrK Shams, Varnishes. Shellac. Wallpaper, I'V&deavng Feb
( Iiae.-e Cloth, Kaisomine.
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 Gome to Hyder to
Reach the Mines
FASTEST GROWING TOWN IN THE NORTH