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Try Our SHAMROCK BUTt’ER. EGGS, LARD.
HAM and BACON. HOME-MADE PORK SAUSAGES.
J. O. Lyons, Manager
THE INTERNATIONAL
Store and Roadhouse
On U. S. Boundary, Salmon Valley Road,
Accommodations for Travelers.
Full line of Cigars, Tobaccos, Fruits, Candies, Soft Drinks.
j-L D. Gillis and D, S. Mains, Proprietors. L, R, Doggett, Manager.
HYPER LUMBER CO.
LUMBER
Rough
Dressed
Flooring
Ceiling
Rustic
Wainscotting
From a sliver to a cargo
i-eJ< RIAL TATTLE
TheAjJfca Road wo ^-jsson is
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' ^torrl Edwapd huija, we . known
/ ir.?va .ip I'Sj-rxrman, is now ed
i.<,'r and ger*ial manager of. the
Breckenridge (Texas) Daily Amer'
iean.
Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Thorpe have
sold their roadhouse at Chickaloon
to Archie Lingo and will move to
Willow Creek, where they have
mining property.
A flock of Toggenberg and San
aen goats have been received at
Fairbanks by R, L. Vining, who
makes yearly shipments of these
animals for milking purposes.
John Henson Sr., first city clerk
of Douglas, former city magistrate,
U. S. commissioner and postmaster
of Douglas, has left Alaska to make
his home in Port Angeles, Wash.,
after a oontinual residence of 22
years on the Island. Mr. Henson
came ro Douglas in 1898 and pur
chased the shoe business of Win.
Stubbins.
E.H.O.Vaudin, former resident of
Nenana and Fairbanks., who left
for the Outside several months ago,
died recently at Victoria. Dtceasod
conducted a cigar store and pool
room at Fairbanks and later locat
ed in Nenana where lie engaged in
business until his departure for the
Outside. IJe is survived by three
daughters, two of whom spent a
•winter In Fairbanks o number of
years ago.
Walter Schaffner, assistant U. S
attorney f ir the First division, has
resigned and moved to Seattle.
Gordon Jones, superintendent ol
the Alaska Packers at Seldovia
was severely burned when his en
gineback-fired, igniting gasoline ir
an open can.
A slight frost oocurred in Daw
son August 20, the thermometei
registering 47 degrees above zero
The first frost usually comes aboul
ten days later than this.
The 24-hour service at the Jun
eau cable office has been discontin
ued owing to decreased busines;
and a shortage of men. Office housi
at Ketchikan have also been de
creased.
Nome is said to be markini
time awaiting a change in condi
lions before any spirited era of op
eration will be inaugurated. Chea]
fuel and better transportation mus
be provided. During the presen
season, owing to inadequate oil sup
ply, no low-grade ground was work
ed. The Pioneer Mining Coinpan;
had six hydraulics going.
A new discovery of pay has beei
made in the Koyukuk on the lowe
part of Emma creek, the pay beinj
in the old channel lost a few year
ago. It is on a bench and goe
across toward Kelly’s Mistake. Th
work done thus far indicates tha
there may be several good claims
The ground is from 80 to 90 fee
deep where the pay was found.
SALMON RIVER BANKING CO.
, OF HYDER
Incorporated under the laws of A laskn
Capital Paid Up $15,000.00
Commercial and Saving* 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
HENRY RIVARD, PROPRIETOR,
The COSY CORNER.
Main Street and Volunteer Drive
t Cigars, Tobacco, Candy, Soft Drinks
[ Fresh Stock of Everything.
MRS, VELIE, PROP,
HYDER PAINT SHOP
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Traversy Bros.1,
; SIGNS
* Paints. Oils, Stains, Varnishes. Shellac. Wallpaper, l eadening Felt,
Clieese Cloth, Kalsomine.
; Sutherland Building, Main Street
HYDER, ALASKA
Gateway tb the Great Salmon Ritfef Mineral Are&
At the Dbor of the Famous Premier Mine*
You Have to Cbme to rfyder to.
Reach the Mines
F’AST'BST GROWING fOWN IN frfE NORTH