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goods. Prices
from 40c to $4.73
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Pacific Steamship Company
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Direct Service From Seattle
To Hyder And Stewart
Every 30 Days.
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S. S. ADMIRAL WATSON Leaves Seattle December 10
S. S. ADMIRAL WATSON LeavesSeattle January 7
S. S. ADMIRAL WATSON Leaves Seattle February 4
For information on freight and passenger rates
Apply to W. L. BALCH, Agent.
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LOCAL TOPICS
As a result of a deal consum
mated a few days ago, Owne.v
McFadden, has taken over th3
freight and transfer equip
ment of Floyd Snyder and will
use it in hauling saw logs on
the Marmot river, according to
Stewart advices.
W. L. Balch left Monday foi
Seattle on business and to visit
his family who are spending
the winter in the Spirit City.
Henry Hummel, returned
Monday from a business trip
of several weeks duration in
the South.
Axel Peterson, chef at the
popular Ideal Cafe during a
portion of the summer season,
left Thursday last week for Se
attle, with the intention of re
turning to Hyder in the spring.
James Murray, postmaster
and justice of the peace at Pre
jmier, arrived in town Monday
i with Mrs. Murray on a vacat
ion.
Mr and Mrs. E. L. Dale, Har
ry and Mrs. Tanner, Deputy
Marshall McDonald and Mrs.
J. »L. Campbell spent New
Year’s eve at the Premier mine
and attended the delightful
cabaret entertainment given
by the Premier players.
I Attorney Ernest Blue leaves
!Thursday on an extended buglt
ness trip in the States, follow
iing a brief stay in Vancouver
to assist in perfecting the in
corporation of the new Porter
1 Idaho company. Mr. Blue will
then proceed to the East where
he will visit a number of im
portant centers before return
iing to Hyder about the latter
part of the present month.
Dr. Ernest T. Morgan has
taken over the practice and
equipment of Dr. Richard But
ler, the Stewart dentist.
If you want to find it, go., to
The Midget Emporium.
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Thomas Powers, of the Pre
mier forces, who has been con
fined to the mine hospital for
some time, as a result of an fn t
fection in his eyes, left last j
week for Prince Rupert to se-1
cure special medical treatment*
Work on the Riverside mill is
fast nearing completion and
only the finishing touches re
main befort the new plant will
commence grinding out its
daily grist of ore, according to
arrivals from 7 Mile.
Wm. Gray, manager of the
Ilyder Lumber Co. left last
week on a business trip which
will take him to Prince Rupert;
Ketchikan and Juneau.
Mrs. W. C. Blanton, wife of
the popular owner of the Sil
Iver Grill, left Monday for Se- i
! nttle where she will visit her
I mother.
Clay Porter, managing direct
or of the Porter-Idaho Syndi
cate and developer of the now
widely famed Porter-Idaho
mine on the Marmot river, will
i proceed to Vanvouver this
week to make final arrange
ments for the incorporation of
the new Porter-Idaho company
which will take over the assets
of the present syndicate.
Floyd Snyder, who recently
disposed of his local interests.
! expects to leave for Seattle on
the Watson to find a new lo
cation.
The remains of the late Nor
man McKenzie long missing
I Stewart carpenter, whose body
was found near the float by
|the old Stewart wharf early
last week, were laid at rest in
the Stewart cemetery last
Thursday, following funeral
services conducted by Rev. A.
W. R. Ashley at Stewart.
The coroner’s examination
made by Coroner H. A. Whil
lans resulted in a verdict of ac
cidental drowning.
Electric irons, heaters, curling
irons, stoves, waffle irons. Com
plete line Community Silver for
Holiday trade. HYDER MER
CANTILE COMPANY.
For Rent, Furnished Cabin,
See Gu3 Erickson.
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Incorporated Under the laws of Alaska.
Offers a Limited Number of Shares to the
Public at 20 Cents Per Share,
Par Value $1.00
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To Commend It To Investors. Every Miner And
Mining Man Knows it To Be One Of The Most
Advantageously Situated And Likely Looking
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With Every Prospect Of Developing Into
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