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l'| LOCAL TOPICS |
The motorship Zapora was
scheduled to leave Seattle for
Hyder at midnight Friday and
should arrive here some time
Monday.
W. M. Archibald, mines
manager for the Consolidated
M. and S. Co., arrived from the
south today to visit the Big
_ Missouri.
D. B. Stewart, supervising
engineer of the Geological
survey and U. S. Bureau of
mines for Alaska, visited the
district during the past week.
Mrs. Frank Fisher returned
i Saturday from a visit in Ore
gon, accompanied by her juv
i enile wards, Jewel Rice and,
| Tommy Jadroe.
The cruiser Detroit left for
Ketchikan about 4 A. M. Tues
day and will visit that port 4
days before returning south, j
_
A. H. Campbell of the Seims
1 Spokane Company was an ar
, rival today.
The outgoing passenger list !
. of the Ketchikan mail boat this j
week included the following
names:
Anna Taylor, Dominick Be
j vecqua, Mona Carroll, “Long-,
shorty” Carlson, H. S. Price
(Dept, of Interior, round trip) t
Mrs. Kate Laird and son Ai th-1
Communicated
The following letters expres
sing the appreciation of visit
ors to the Alaska-British Col
umbia Celebration were re
! ceived by the Herald this
week,
Ketchikan,Alaska,
July 20, 1931.
Dear Mr. Sandford:
Our party from Ketchi
kan who attended your Inter
national Celebration wish to
express through your paper
most sincere thanks to the
people of Hyder, Premier and
Stewart for the generous hos
pitality and exceptional enter
tainment of last Saturday and
J Sunday. You may be assured
' that we enjoyed every minute
of your program as well as
| your many exceptional scenic
| attractions. We are already
looking forward to your next
celebration and hope at that
time to interest a much larg
er delegation from Ketchikan.
Most sincerely yours,
Miss Florence Tobin.
Hyder, Alaska
July 20, 1931
'Editor Hyder Herald:
Mr. Alex Frazer of Hyder,
B. C., loaned his truck to six
petty officers of the U. S. S.
Detroit to make the 21-mile
trip up Texas Creek to the
Chickamin Glacier. The men
; Larry Gerwig, V. I). Buck, Ray
Custer, Willie Hutchinson,
; “Dutch” Weinert and “Slim”
Dill enjoyed a wonderful time
and superb scenery. They
walked on top of the glacier
and also to the foot and great
ly enjoyed the awe inspiring
| sight as well as the splendid
, hospitality shown them.
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Henry Hummel, Hyder, Alaska
' ur, “Scotty” Lynch, Ed Ander
I son and Frances Wilson.
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Mrs. Clay Porter returned
last week from an extended
visit in the States.
Prize Title Contest
H. A. Ives, local scenic pho
tographer, whose beautiful
panorama views of the district
have won the commendation
of all who see them, is desir
;ous ot securing appropriate
I titles for two of his latest mas
terpieces and has inaugurated
a title contest at The Bound
ary Gift Shop, where the two
pictures for which titles are
desired are on display. One of
the pictures is a beautiful view
of the Chickamin glacier and
surrounding peaks; the other
of a scenic spot in Texas val
ley. The contest is open to the \
public, no one being barred
but Mr. Ives and Mr. II. W.
Thomas, proprietor of the!
Boundary Gift Shop, and his j
family.
The prizes will be a framed
and hand tinted copies of the
view for which title is accept
ed by the judges.
More on The Celebration
Continued from Page 1.
The program of the day was
concluded with an entertain
ment in Stewart by the Royal
Russian Chorus, dances in Hy
der and Stewart for the offic
ers and seaman of the Detroit,
and a fireworks display at mid
night.
Sunday was devoted mainly
; to sightseeing trips to Texas
and Chickamin Glaciers, with
l a baseball game between the
Detroit and Portland Canal
teams in the afternoon, in
which the navy lads again took
the locals in camp with a score
of 12 to 6. The local Moose j
Lodge also entertained theiri
visiting brothers from Prince
Rupert with a trip to Texas j
; Glacier and a luncheon at
Moose Park. Soft ball games j
were played between the Stew
art and Rupert teams and
Stewart and Prince Rupert
Moose lodge teams. Stewart
won in both events.
The program of the evening
also included a travelog picture
display by the Detroit officers
which included many interest
ing naval and foreign scenes.
The Stewart Tennis Club en
tertained the Detroit officers
during the afternoon and the
Russian Chorus also gave a
performance in Hyder.
Monday afternoon the visit
ing Moose were taken to Bear
Lake by the local lodge and
members of the Detroit crew j
were taken to Texas creek and
the Premier and Big Missouri :
mines. During the evening, j
Capt. Post and the officers of
the Detroit and the members
of the central celebration com
mittee were the dinner guests
of Mr. D. L. Pitt at Premier,
During the latter entertain
ment Capt. Post was present
ed with a beautifully colored
photo-panorama of the head of
Portland Canal with his ship at
anchor, the work of H. A.
Ives, local photographer. A
dance for the Detroit crew in
Stewart in the evening con
cluded the program.
Airplanes from Prince Rupert
and Ketchikan gave numerous
sight seeing flights during the
celebration and contributed
greatly to the variety of the
entertainment.
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