LOCAL TOPICS
Owney McFadden of Stewart
returned Monday evening from
a trip south.
Mrs. D. J. McLean of Stewart
was reported seriously ill sev
eral days this week.
Rev. Father P. L. Wholey
left Thursday for Prince
Rupert.
Rev. Frank Bushfield left;
Thursday for Vancouver to at- :
tend Jthe annual United Church
conference.
Willard Bruce iof Premier
left Thursday for the south ow
ing to ill health.
Han's Bunzel left Tuesday
for the west coast 'to engage in
fishing.
Dr. H. E. Jure, geologist for
the Consolidated Mining and
Smelting Company, arrived
Thursday to visit the Big Mis
souri mine.
Special “Mother's Day” serv
ices will be held at the M. E.
Church Sunday evening
J. Smith, a miner employed
at the Premier, was sent to
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Prince Rupert Thursday for
treatment for sickness and pos
sible mental derangement.
The Bureau of Public Roads
crew has now opened the Sal
mon river road nearly to Niine
mile.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zeffert
of Stewart returned Thursday
from a visit in Vancouver.
As a result of recent altera
tions in make-up, the Herald
is now giving its readers prac
tically 50 per cent more news
in every issue.
All available space on pages
2 and 3 is now devoted entire
ly to news matter, thereby giv
ing to readers almost an addi
uonai page oi live news.
The increased service has
been ithe subject of many com
mendatory remarks from read
ers who appreciate the man
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restrictive conditions.
Miss Helen Hall and Hans
Bunzel were winners of the
evening prizes at the Pioneer
Woman’s Club Whist Social
held in Pioneer Hall last Sat- j
urday evening. Miss Hall also 1
annexed the sweepstake prize.
Dancing and refreshm e n t s
• were included in the program.
Music by an orchestra com
posed of Miss Grace Allen,and
Messrs. Cherrill McIntyre, Har
ry Wilkinson, John Thomey
and Arthur Hall greatly in
creased the pleasure of the
' entertainment.
The ice went out of the Yukon
at Dawson at 9:57 May 3.
Although the run of spring
salmon continues to be rela
tively small in the upper reach
es of Portland Canal, a number
i of catches during the past
week are reported.
A 20-pound specimen landed
by Ben Malmin of Hyder early
this week was the largest taken
■ up to this time, so far as could
be learned.
Quantities of candlefish or
“oolichan,” are also being
caught. Eider Wilson of Stew
art caught approximately 40
pounds with a dip net this
week.
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School Entertainment
The picturesque and tuneful
three - act operetta “Spring
Glow” will be presented in
Pioneer Hall this evening by
the pupils of the Hyder Public
School, assisted by virtually all
the little folks of the Hyder
district below school age.
Brilliant costuming, tuneful
music and a whimsical tale
combine to make the presenta
tion one that will interest both
young and old. The perform
ance will start at 7 p. m. There
will be no admission charge.
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