LOCAL TOPICS
Yael Rozenstain, local merch
ant, returned Thursday from a
two month’s visit with his fam
ily in California.
William Esselmont of Stew
art returned Monday from a
visit in the south.
George Kustas and his bride,
the former Elsie Whittaker, re
turned Monday from extended
honeymoon trip in the south
and have established their
home in Stewart.
Miss Muriel Nicholson, Stew
art public school teacher, re
turned Monday from a visit in
the south.
The Herald is competently
advised that Mr. William As
ANNOUNCEMENT
COMMENCING MARCH 1ST WE WILL OPEN
THE DISTRICT’S FIRST EXCLUSIVE
— FISH MARKET —
Displaying All Available Varieties of Fresh Fish
And Other Sea Foods
HALIBUT - SALMON - HERRING - FLOUNDER
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And All Others In Season
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FRANK REICHENBACK, PROPRIETOR.
Staple and Fancy Groceries
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FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
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Hyder Dock Co., Inc.
DEALERS IN
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GIANT EXPLOSIVES .
AGENTS: STANDARD OIL COMPANY.
WILLS NAVIGATION CO.
HOLGER JOHNSON, Manager.
All Alaska Should Know
W aldorf Hospitality I
You 11 Enjoy Your Stay in Seattle if You Stop at
the Waldorf - it’s FAMOUS for that Real Old
time Northwestern Hospitality
Enjoy These Special
WINTER RATES
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seltine, who left recently for
ihe south with Mrs. Asseltine,
has not abandoned his resi
dence in the district, and will
return in a couple of months otr
thereabouts.
The Pioneer-Moose whist
social in Pioneer Hall last Sat
urday is voted by those at
tending as one of the most en
joyable affairs of the winter.
The program included cards',
dancing and an excellent
luncheon. Mrs. Dorothy H.
Blue received the first prize
for ladies and E. D. Haddon
was awarded the gentlemens’
prize, in addition to the svTeep
stake. Mrs. Felix Seppi and
L. C. Thornton received the
attendance prizes.
Tom Kelley, well known pio
neer, is enjoying life and good
health in his old home in
Nashua, New Hampshire, ac
cording to a letter received
from him by the Herald.
Tom says he is rather tired
of “laying around,’,’ but does
not intend to return to Hyder
until there is “ something do
ing” here.
Declaring that Hyder is not
the only place where it gets j
cold, Tom enclosed a clipping 1
from his local paper showing
sub-zero weather for 10 days
in February, with a minimum
of 28 below for the period.
He also sent his regards to all
local friends.
Receipt of the following new
books for the Carnegie Endow
ment Mind Alcove division of
•the Hyder Public Library is re
ported by Librarian B. B.
Smith.
Oil far the Lamps of China,
A. T. Hobart, relates the ex
periences of a young Ameri
can business man in the Flow
ery Kingdom and presents a
vivid picture of Chinese busi
ness life.
In Scotland Again, H. V.
Morton, is a delightful travel
book picturing history, legend
and fact of Scotland.
The Book of Good Deeds, B.
Diebold, is a unique work,
translated from the German,
and shows that not all sym
pathy and kindness is exting
uished even in the midst of
war. A very readable work
for those who like to think.
The Future Comes, Beard
and Smith, is an accur-1
ate and unbiased presentation
of the background and devel
opment of the New Deal and j
what it means.
Receipt is also acknowledged
of the following volumes don
ated by Mrs. Dorothy H. Blue:
Dusty Answers, Rosamond
Lehmann; The Mother's Re
compense and Glimpses of the
Moon, by Edith Wharton.
LOCATION NOTICES — approved
form, now reduced to 60 cts. a dozen.
Cheaper than typing them. The Herald
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