LYON’S MEAT MARKET
Our Goods “The Empire’s
Standard”
Meats kept in first-clas# cooler during the hot weather
Try Our SHAMROCK BUTTER. EGGS, LARD,
HAM and BACON. HOME-MADE PORK SAUSAGES.
J. O. Lyons, Manager
HYPER LUMBER CO.
LUMBER
Rough
Dressed
Flooring
Ceiling
Rustic
Wainscotting
Prom a sliver to a cargo
TERRITORIAL TATTLE
Due to representations made to
the postoffice department at Olta
wa by Dr. Alfred Thompson, the
winter mail service to Dawson is
materially increased. Last winter
the contract called for 1200 pounds
a week. This has been increased
to a ton.
At Mazie ranch on the Stewart
Joe Roy produced 83 tons of hay
! this year and a ton of vegetables.
| The last two years he has cleared
!20 acres and now has 110 cleared
| out of 320. The Mazie ranch is one
| of the largest and most modern on
the Yukon, being equipped with up
to date machinery, and well stock
ed.
Dick Howard and James Brisson,
trappers who left Wrangell .to spend
the w inter up the Iskpt hunting and
trapping, lost their outfit on their
way up the river, their boat being
capsized by striking a sweeper. The
guns apd supplies that were lost
j amounted to $200, and it was nec
jessary to return to Wrangell to re
j place the outfit
Michael Coakley, watehman in
the employ of the Alaska Engi
neering Commission for several
years, disappeared recently during
the night, and it is believed he met
his death in the swift waters of the
Tanana river. His coat was found
hanging on the piling at the dock
and it is believed he slipped and
I fell into the water.
The White Pass tourist palace,
the Atlin Inn, has been closed for
the winter, after a successful sea
son.
Harold Hann, for several years
messenger at the radio station in.
Juneau, has been detailed for duty
at Cordova, where he will be an
operator.
Waiter Bell, who was found dead
at Seldovia last summer, left a
daughter In Columbus, Montana,
who is making inquiries about him.
Bell went to Seldovia about eight
ye.j-s ago, being in the stock rais
ing business at Homer. He is re
ported to have been wealthy at one,
time.
Richard Seblosser met with a
painful accident on Dome creek re
cently as the result of the exlosion
of some powder which be was han
dling. He received a number of
burns, the most serious being on
the forehead, but none of them are
considered dangerous.
frame Warden Wright WenrichJ
of the First Division reports a big:
decrease in the number of deer in
this district and is taking up a plan
with the governor for cooperation
in conserving game. He said that
in many places where deer were
plentiful a year or two ago hardly
a track can be found. Some think
that development of the country
has driven them further into the1
wilderness.
SALMON RIVER BANKINO CO.
‘ , OF HYDER
Incorporated under the laws of Alaska
Capitol PaM Up $15,000.00
Commercial and Savings Departments
Domestic and Foreign Exchange
Money Telegraphed to all Parts of the
United States
HENRY’S PLACE
Volunteer Drive, Hyder.
Cigars, Tobacco, Soft Drinks
The right place for right treatment
MY RIVARD, PROPRIETOR,
The COSY CORNER.
Main Street and Volunteer Drive
Cigars, T Mcco, Candy, Soft Drinks
Fresh Slock of Everything.
MRS. VELIE, PROP,
HYDEIt PAINT SHOP Painting, Paperhanging
—X—_---- Kalsomining
Traversy Bros.
SIGNS
Paints, Oita, Stains, Varnishes, Shellac, Wallpaper, Deadening Felt
Cheese Cloth, Kalsomine.
Sutherland Building. Main Street
An Ideal Business Site m
In the Heart of Hyder
For Sale at Just About One-half the Price =E
Wanted by Others for Similar Property,
50 ft.
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SURVEYED AND RECORDED
For full information ask the HYDER ALASKA MINER =
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HYDER. ALASKA
Gateway to the Great Salmon River Mineral Area
At the Door ui the Famous Premier Mine*
You Have to Come to Hyder to
Reach the Mines
FASTEST GROWING TOWN IN THE NORTH
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