..HYDER DRUG COMPANY
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Photos and PostCards, Jewelry Curios, Phcnographs and
records, Suit cases, Hand Bags and trunks, Cigars and Tob
acco:;, Candies.
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WE TAKE YOUR MEASUREFOR SUITS, OVERCOATS,
RAINCOATS.
SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE
ALSO STOCK SHIRTS, 1000 SAMPLES.
WE HAVE THE BEST VALUES IN SHOES
EVER SHOWN IN IIVDER
THE HOME OF THE
Carahana Cigar
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES Ift UNDERWEAR, ALL MADE
TO MEASURE
A FULL LINE OF NOVELTIES CARRIED IN STOCK IN ADDITION
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SAM ^ DAVE
(TIIE OLD NORTH STAR)
LOCAL TOPICS
Mrs Mackenzie, was a passen
for the states on the Rupert.
Leonard Jesse n, diamond
drill operator for Boyle lire • ,
returned Sunday from a visit
of seve1' 1 weeks duration in
Spokane and other centers.
The Stewart-Hyder highway
is temporarily closed to traf
fic while connections are being
made between the new gov
ernment highway and the road
through Hyder, B. C.
Joe Grashio, proprietor of tne !
Mala mute barber shop,- was a
nassenger on the Cardena for i
Prince Rupert on a business
trip.
Lon. Doggett left Friday t'or :
his camp in the Texas Creex 1
section, intending to put in
portion of the winter in pro. -
peeling a promising propevT.
he owns in that locality.
Ilyder awoke Saturday morn
ing to find itself all but burieu
under a three foot blanket of
snow, the first heavy fall of t.n
present season. The fall started
i early Friday evening and con
fined throughout the nigiu
jn a steady shower.
Nick Belyan has placed his
saw and hammer in temporory
retirement and took passage
for Seattle and other southern
centers on the Rupert Sunday.
He expects to be gone for;
some time.
Mrs P. Schomberg and child
ren were passengers for tne
| south on the Prince Rupei't
! Sunday. They expect to be
away several months. Mr.
.Schomberg will remain here
during their absence.
Carl J. Hansen,mill employee
of the Hyder Lumber Comp
any, was among the numbt:
leaving Sunday for the so inn
on a vacation. Mr. Hansen
will proceed to California i-j
visit a brother. He expects iu
he gone about three months.
F. J. Shelton, Prince Ruperi
business man, was an arrival on
the Rupert on a business trip.
He is registered at the Golden
Gate hotel.
L. Jessen, of Vancouver, B. L .,
and J. J. Trifful, of Virginia
City, Nevada, also arrived o<i
the Rupert on busines.s
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Tooth, |
left for the south Sunday on a j
several months visit to their !
respective homes. They win j
proceed first to Utah, where J
the holidays will be spent witn i
Mr. Tooth’s relatives, afte; !
which they will go to Illinois to
visit Mrs. Tooth’s people.
The freight steamer Latouche
is scheduled to sail from Seat
tle for Alaska points on Decem
ber 10, and will call at Hyder
enroute, providing sufficieni
business is offered, according
to telegraphic advices received
by manager Lee Raich of the
Hyder Dock Company.,
X,ate Seattle advices announce
that the steamship Northwest
ern, originally scheduled to
leave Seattle December l,for
the North, touching at Hyder
enroute, has been withdrawn
and will be replaced by the Al
ameda, sailing on the same
I date. Unless delayed, the ves
-el should arrive some time
Monday.
The meeting night of Port
land Canal Lodge No. 121a,
j Loyal Order of Moose, has
ibeen changed from Tuesday to
Shop early: Phonographs,
kodaks, jewelry, framed color
ed enlargements an seal skin
moccasins at the HYDER
DRUG COMPANY, the “Post
office Store.”
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Thursday.
The lodge enjoys the distinct-;
ion of being the only intet
nationl lodge of the Moose Ol
der, meetings being held alter-j
nately on each side of tne |
boundary line on alternate
Thursdays.
Both financially and socially .
the Thanksgiving day dance
given in Pioneer Ilall Thursday
evening b, th > ?!ooso lodge,
was a decided success.
All the dance lover.; of Hyder;
v.'-'-rc 0*1 hard to share in he
fifn and enjoy the‘proverbial
hospitality of the Moose fra
ternity, as well as a consider
able number of Stewartites,
who came over in spile of the
road being closed. The hall wa •
nicely decorated for the occas
ion and the appointments were
excellent. Music was provided
by the Ridley orchestra and
supper arrangemets were m
charge of the Alaska Cafe.
Thanksgiving Day war. ob
served with a decorum worthy
of the Puritan Father’s and
not even a rainy Sunday couici
match the general quietness of
the day, despite the dose nrox
imity of the boundary line, be
yond which the wine still flow i
v red as in t.he good old day
re nd first
•ilk is dispcnced to all anu
-undry who have the price A
majority of the business house:,
remained closed throughout j
the day. Many dinner parties <
during the afternoon and even
preceded 1 he only public eele-1
I ration of the day-—the Moos
dance at Pioneer Hall, whlcn '
attracted a large number 01
dance devotees.
A peculiar phenomena in the
shape of a snow blockade of
Salmon River occurred Satin--:
day in the vicinity of the Balch
| residence.. According to those
who witnessed it, the snow car
ried down by the water from
the upper valley completely
'blockaded the channel tor
•ome time, forcing the water to
' rise and spread over the valley
| until it threatened to inundate
portions of the townsite. The
now- jam finally broke under
| the strain of the pent-up water
! without doing any damage.
: Residents along the river -ay
i the have never known the snow
tto pile up in such manner, al
though much heavier snowfalls
have occurred than the down
jpour of the beautiful deveioy
j ing Friday night.
Mr. K. L. Steberg, special ag
ent of the Standard Oil Comp
any at Ketchikan, was an ar
rival on the Prince of Wale
Friday. Mr Steberg is here in
the interest of the company
and is sizing op the local situ
ation with a view to the pos
sible establishment of a corni
airy station at some future date
if conditions are' found favor
able.
Mr. Steberg states that his
company desires to give its
customers the best service pos
sible and also wants to help trie
Country and is willing to piOn
eer it with the settlers where
ever there is a field for its ac
tivities. Mr Steberg is himself
an old timer, having resided at
Petersburg for some years be
fore taking charge of the
Standard Oil business at Ketch
ikan..
Mr. Steberg says the company
has lately added to its fleet of
tank steamers a new, vessel,
which will be employed in the
Alaska trade, The new tanker
is called the Alaska Standaru/
lit was built this fall and is ot
about the same capacity as the
jStandard Service, the vessel
(which visited this port last
(summer.
Mr Steberg expects to remain
here several days before re
turning to bis headquarters.
If it isn’t to be fo'und elcev/here
try' the Midget Emporium.
THE MIDGET EMPORIUM
INCORPORATED
79 N. FIRST AVENUE
CIGARS LEGAL FORMS
TOBACCOS FLASH LIGHTS
CHOCOLATES LEATHER GOODS
PATENT MEDICINES TOILET ARTICLES
CIRCULATING LIBRARY
THIRTY DIFFERENT LINES THIRTY
DISTRICT MAPS AND PHOTOGAPHS
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Morkell Map of Salmon River
BOOKS
NOVELTIES
MAGAZINES
STATIONERY
IN RIVER STAGE LINE
WILL MAINTAIN DAILY WINTER SERVICE
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WLy! at the Golden Gate, of course !
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