Marr Building
Company
WiTl contract for anythin? in the building line
frothing too bl| ui to handle
^othinj{ too email for ue to overlook
Absolutely export work guaranteed on all Jobe
J. W. Mark, Manaoer. Ornct. Hotel Hyoer
HYDER LUMBER CO.
, LUMBER
'Rough
j Dressed
i Flooring
Ceiling
Rustic
Wainscotting
From a sliver to a cargo
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TERRITORIAL TATTLE
The grand jury at Fairbanks
brought in a true bill against W.D.
Lane, who was charged with bur
glary.
The Malamttte Kid has taken
over the Summit roadhouse at
Broad Pass and will operate it this
summer.
George Herington, in whose pos
session two stills and a quantity of
mash were found, was fined $360
and costs at Fairbanks.
E. McWilliam Burke, a resident
of Eagle, was recently admitted to
citizenship at Fairbanks. He was
born at Barrackspore, India, and
has resided in America since 1906.
Dan Jones, district superinten
dent for the Alaska Road Commis
sion, with headquarters at Fair
banks, has gone to the States on
•fficial business. He is acoompa
nied by Frank L. Shipp, foreman
for the Commission on the Rich
ardson Highway. While absent
Mr. Jones will purchase £5 head of
horses to be used by the Commis
sion this season,
Electric
Laundry
Ketchikan, Alaska.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
See H. Hucke for shipping
instructions;
Anchorage sports are already
fining up teams for the baseball
season.
Louis Isabel was fined $200 and
costs at Fairbanks for violation of
the Alaska bone dry law.
Teddy Kremmes, formerly op the
Yukon Gold dredge on Gold Run, at
Dawson, is now on a dredge at Til
lamook. Oregon.
John M. Wattles, cashier of the
Sitka cable office, left recently for
Camp Jackson, South Carolina. He
stated that he is coming back in a
year.
Mike Tomish, an auto driver, was
found sitting unconscious in hts
car at Dawson recently The car
was at a standstill but the driver
had no recollection of having stop
ped it. It was believed that through
working about the machine all day
the fumes of gasoline had stupefied
him and finally rendered him un
conscious.
A oomplete list oj Alaskan casu
alties in the late war has been re?
celved from the adjutant general's
office, U. S. army, which contains
details of the service of each man
and the casualty. There has also
been received at the governor's of
fice a partial list of the names Pf
all Alaskans who served in the mH*
itary forces of the U. S. during the
war, containing the history of their
service from the time of induction
or enlistment until their discharge.!
SALMON RIVER BANKING CO.
QFjHYDER
Incorporeal under the laws of A tasks
Capital FW Up $15,000.00
Commercial pod S tying* Departments
Dome*tic aiu| foreign) Exchange*
Money Telegraphed to all Parts of£thr
United State*
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HYDER PAINT SHOP Fainting, Paptrhnfimi
--__ Kalsomming
Traversy Bros.
SIGNS
Paints, Oils, Stains, Varnishes. Shellac. Wallpaper, reader.inR Pelt,
Cheese Cloth, Kalsomipe.
Sutherland Building, Main Street
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Hot
£o soon after you light your fire
it ,rwill give you the surprise q{
your life—and in unlimited quantity • -
—and you dont have to put in an
expensive water-works system. *
y^ith Harry flanson’6 patented
hot water coil in your cook
stove you can have real home com
fort. All the principal homes of
Rupert are 60 equipped and Stewart
forks are installing the system as
fast as Hanson can do the work.
£ome on over to Stewart and see
how it is done. Anyone there
can tell you where to find
Harrg Hanson
Fir Lumber
Flooring
.Ceiling
Sas^—Poors
Store Fronts
Store Fixtures
SPEED
W. L. BALCH
(JENERAL CONTRACTOR
SERVICE
SATISFACTION
HYDER, ALASKA
Gateway to the Great Salmon River Mineral Area
At the Door of the Famous Premier Mine’
You Have to Come to Hydef to.
Reach the Mines
FASTEST GROWING TOWN IN THE NORTH
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