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Dir act Service From Seattle
To Hyder And Stewart
Every 30 Days.
S. S. ADMIRAL WATSON Lea^fes Seattle October 15*
AND SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE TO HYDER DIRECT
EVERY FOURTH WEDNESDAY THEREAFTER UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE.
For information on freight and passenger rates
Apply to W. L. BALCH, Agent.
Dr. C. D. Carter returned'
Thursday from the Dease Lake
stampede.
Mrs. J. Jungholm, of Ketch
ikan, was an arrival on the
Wales on a business trip.
Messrs Strong and Strench,.
the former one of the' chief
owners Of the Riverside mine,
the latter the head of the U. S.
Immigration service in Alaska,
were visitors in Hyder last
week, arriving on the Wales.
Bill .Williams, widely known
old timer, who has been em
ployed at the Independence
during the summer, left on the
in the South.
Mrs. Edgar Pi*ovinse was a
passenger on the Cardena for
Seattle, Portland and possibly
San Francisco, for a stay of a
month or six weeks, during
which she will purchase sup
plies for the Provinse store.
Wm. S. Orr, who has been
connected with the Indian
j staff for a long period, has
| succeeded to the superintend
ency of that property, -made
vacant by the recent resignat
ion of G. L. Thompson, who
left to take charge <bf the
; Price-Keith quartz properties
in the Fairbanks district.
Toys! Toys! Toys!
Will arriva on the Watson
I fifteenth.—Hyder Drug Co.
! The steamship Admiral Wat
json is due to arrive from Se
attle Saturday.
—
j M. R. Cochran, of Seattle, has
taken over the Scott barber
I shop on International Avenue
land expects his wife and child
on the Admiral Watson.
i Stewart celebrated Armistice
Day November 10th, owing to
the Dominion Thanksgiving
1 Day falling on that date, one
day ahead of the recognized
Armistice Day, November 11.
i The monthly luncheon'of the
‘Chamber of Commerce was
i held at the Ideal Cafe, Friday
noon, with a good sized at
tendance. No business was
transacted, the occasion being
; devoted to informal discussion
i of the various projects in hand.
Ansco Cameras— Th*a Mid
get Emporium.
The new Chamber of Com
merce building on Internation
al Avemje is about two-tjiirds
finished and will soon be in
shape for occupancy. The
work of construction is carried
;on by volunteer labor under
the direction of Contractor W.
1L. Balch, members in all ranks
| of life lending a helping hand
| in its erection. Another week
will probably see its complet
i ion, as far as the exterior work
!is concerned.
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A capacity audience attend
ed the musical entertainment
given by the Premier entertain
ers under the auspices of the
Chamber of Commerce in Pion
eer Hall Saturday evening. The
performance, with.a few var
i iations, was the same as shown
at Premier some days ago and
; fully substantiated., the com
mendations of those who wit
nessed it at that time. The
program included a tuneful
opening song by Mrs.' Jackson,
Mrs. Alton, Miss Prout and
Russel Carr; ragtime select
ions oh the piano by Stanley
Alton; a charming character
impersonation by Mrs. Jack
son ; a clever' impersonation of
a London “chappie” by Miss
Prout; violin solos, beautiful
ly rendered by Mrs. Alton, ac
companied by Mr. Alton on the
piano; blackface comedy by
Russel Carr; violin, mandolin
If you want to find it, go.. to
The Midget Emporium.
and piano selections by Mrs.
Alton, violin, Stanley Alton,
mandolin, and Russel Carr,
piano; a decidedly clever cost*
er characterraatiefT b^ '!' MrSC
Jackson and Russel * Carry'll'
splendid female impersonation
act by .Mr. Mellish. Wm. As
syltine also gave a fine imper
sonation of an Italian emigrant
and Mesdames Alton and Jack
son, Miss Prout and Mr. Alton ,
displayed fine histrionic abil
ity in a clever sketch of stage
life entitled Behind the Scenes.
Lack of space prevents extend
ded description of the various
numbers, but it may be truth
fully said that a more finished
or clever performance has not
been witnessed in Hyder. An
additional interesting fe.atiire
was a display of feats' of'
strength by Anton Aspling, a
Swedish strong man, who per
formed many remarkable acts
which displayed enormous
muscular powers. At the con
clusion of the performance, the
Premier orchestra, composed
of Messrs Arseneau, Hammond
Trites, Alton and Mrs. Alton,
provided splendid music.for a
dance which continued until
the small hours of Sunday and
was keenly enjoyed by all at
tending. Luhcheon was served
during the evening by caterer
Max Behrmann and won much
commendation for its tastiness.
The thanks of the commun
ity are due the clever players.
They made no charge for their
services and their only reward
for the time and troublejnyol
ved in staging the performance
j is that they have given the
community a rare and much
appreciated pleasure. Such
kindness is unusual and the
Herald believes that it voices
a universal sentiment in ex
tending to all concerned in th'e
performance the heartfelt
thanks of our citizens for a
splendid evening of entertain
ment.
The receipts totaled $124, of
which about $110 was devot
ed to expenses. • ■
I Toys! Toys! Toys!
Will arrive on the Watson
fifteenth.—Hyder Drug Co.
Mrs. Dr. Hatten occupied the
Dulpit at Hyder M. E. Church,
I Sunday evening, Dr. Hatten
being a bit under the weather
from a severe cord. Mrs. Hat
ten’s subject was an Armistice
Day subject, “A Good Soldier,”
a theme which she handled
;with excellent effect.
The election returns and the
'lure of terpsichorean pleasures
; combined to attract a good
i sized crowd to theChamber of
Commerce dance at Pioneer
Hall on the evening, of election
day. The entertainment was
'quite successful and greatly
'enjoyed by those- attending.-.
Large assortment dolls, and
baby gifts now here.—Hyder
Drug Co.
R. J. C. Atkins, of New. West
minister, B. C., father of the
late W. S. Atkins, whojrecentr
! ly lost his life while heroically
engaged in rescuing two'fel
jlow workers in a gas-filled
j drift in the-Riverside mine, ar
1 rived in Hyder last week, ac
companied by Mrs. W. S. At
1 kins, widow of the deceased,
and Mrs. W. R. McDonnell,
who accompanied Mrs. Atkins
ito New Westminister shortly
after her bereavement. Mr. At
kins’ visit was made in connect
ion with the settlement of his
jsons affairs. Before leaving on
the Cardena Monday . evening
Mr. Atkins-requested the Her
ald to express his heartfelt
thanks to the people of Hyder
for their kindness and sym
pathy shown to Mrs. Atkins at
the time of her sad bereave
ment. P'** -
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