HOTEL HYDER
M. R. JAMIESON Proprietor
at the Gateway to Salmon River
The Pioneer Hotel of Hyder
Electric Lights Baths
THE MIDGET EMPORIUM
79 N. First Avenue
H. H. HOWARD
BOOKS CIGARS PATENT MEDICINES
STATIONERY TOBACCOS TOILET ARTICLES
MAGAZINES CHOCOLATES FLASH LIGHTS
NOVELTIES LEATHER GOODS LEGAL FORMS
CIRCULATING LIBRARY
DISTRICT MAPS and PHOTOGRAPHS
Hyder Agency
Morkill map of Salmon River
The
NORTH STAR
CIGAR STORE
“The Best is None Too Good for You”
W. J. Bsnson
Quick Lunch in connection
Specializing in SPANISH DISHES
Hot Tamales, Chilis, Enchilades, also Chinese Noodles
L. S. Bingham
LIFTS MONEY Fi.um
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT
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The following from the Seattle
Post-Intelligencer will be of local
interest, as the Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell mentioned were former resi
dents of Hyder:
“Leaving instructions with his
wother-in-law that his room was
not to be disturbed until he re
turned, J. R. Russell, 34, myster
iously disappeared from the Oxford
Hotel, of which he was manager.
Approximately $ 1300 in money,
belonging to the guests, is missing
from the safe deposit drawers.
The heaviest loser is Ole Myer,
a guest who, in a warrant charg
ing Russell with grand larceny
says he lost $800. Russell’s wife
is supposed to have accompanied
him.
Mrs, E. K. Butler, mother of
Mrs. Russell, is unable to account
for the disappearance.
Henry Broderick Inc., owners
of the hotel, are protected against
■ | possible loss by a bond of $2,000,
given by Russell. Russell was a
clerk formerly at the New Arctic
! hotel and had been at the Oxford
two months.
She; So you are bashful?
He: Yes, I take after my father.
She: Was he bashful?
He: Well I should say so. Moth
er says if father had not been so
bashful I would be two years older.
She—Marriage means more to
woman than it does to man.
| He—Certainly, it means her,
I board bill.
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Household Hint.
To keep from losing your rings j
when you wash your hands swal
low them—the rings.
Teacher: “The first man was
found in India."
Pupil: "Who found him?"
Clergyman—I’ve brought back
the second-hand car I bought from
you last week. It is too obstreper
ous.
Dealer—What’s wrong? Can’t
you run it?
Clergyman—Not if I remain a
minister. —Answers (London)
RIGHT PRICES
F. C. LAWRENCE
International Ave.
Ilyder. Alaska.
WATCHMAKER
JEWELER
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MINERS’ HOME
MAIN ST.. HYPER. ALASKA
Warm, Comfortable
Rooms
Neat and Homelike
MRS. MARY P. VINCENT, Prop.
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THE MALAMUTE
BARBER SHOP
Joe Grashio, Prop.
Smokes of all kinds
NEW STORE
Near head of Main Street
Paddy’s Cigar Store
Where you meet your friends
Modern Furnished Rooms
Hot Baths Day and Night
Paddy McDonnell, Proprietor.
The Silver Grill
The Food You Like, Cooked to Your Taste
Private Dining Room
For Dinner Parties
Walter Bianton, Proprietor.
All the Comforts of a Home are to be had at
HOTEL STEWART
Steam Heated Rooms Comfortably
Furnished. Baths, Drying Room
and Dining Room.
Rate $1.00 per day. W. Dann. Prop. Phone, 2 long, 1 short.
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Before Deciding
Upon Your Purchases
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Announcement!
'T'hat heading looks kind of formal, but anyway it breaks
* the ice for what we want to tell you, and that is that
on the night of November 30 the only real, modern hotel in the
district,
KEITHS’ HOTEL
HYDER, B. C„
will be thrown open to the public,
AND WE WANT YOU ALL TO BE THERE.
You know us. We have been in the restaurant business here
for a long time—have fed more people, undoubtedly, than all the
other caterers of the district combined. We have made a success
at that, and now we are ready to show you what a real up-to-date j
hotel means to the district, when properly conducted.
There will be no shortage of turkeys. We have made the out
side market look sick. And in order that all may be served, sup
per will commence at 5 p. m. and continue as long as anyone
wants to eat.
The large assembly hall will be open for dancing, with the best
music procurable in attendance. There is no time limit set on the
dancing or eating. We want you to enjoy yourselves.
Of course, there are a lot of folks here now w: o are recent ar
rivals. They may not know us. hut we invite them to get ac
quainted. Any oldiimer can tell them whether they will get the
right treatment. November 30 is American Thanksgiving Day.
Here on the boundary line, where citizens of both countries are in harmony
on all occasions, the day tnay be fittingly observed by taking advantage of
our hotel opening.
There will be a nominal charge, nothing like what you might expect, but at
least enough to cover service. That's fair enough, isn't it?
We want you to look the new hotel over. We want you to write and tell
your friends about it. We can think of no better way to gain your support
than to have you attend the opening. Be there November 30, will you?
Bob and Mrt. Keith.
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