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IIY13ER, - ALASKA
R. W. Wood, president of
the Premier Gold Mining Co.,
left for the South Saturday,
after spending a week at the
Premier mine.
Jesse J. Kahn, president of
the Daly-Alaska Mines Com
pany, was a passenger to his
home in Vancouver on the
Prince Rupert Saturday.
W. E. Dunkle, representative
of the United States Smelting
and Refining Co., was an ar
rival on the Prince Rupert
Saturday.
Ice Cream Specials—The Mid
get Emporium.
Rev. Theodore Hatton, new
ly appointed pastor of Hyder
M. E Church arrived Saturday
Ion the Grand Trunk, accom
panied by Mrs. Hatton and
! their three children. Dr. Hat
jton will deliver his first ser
mon Sunday evening. Sunday
| school will be held at 11 a. m.
: Sunday moaning.
In a telegram to W. L. Balch,
of the Hyder Dock Co., the
Pacific Steamship Company
advises that the steamer Ad
miral Watson will be placed
on the Seattle-Hyder run dur
ing the winter months, taking
the place of the Curacao,
which has taken care of the
local traffic during the sum
mer.
The Watson wiH sail from
Seattle on her first trip under
the- new schedule October 15,
and will leave Seattle there
after every fourth Wednesday
until further notice.
(jet the new style eveready
flashlights and batteries at
the Hyder Drug Co.
Mrs. J. A. Talbot and family
will leave Thursday for Ketch
ikan, where they expect to
remain for the winter. Mr. Tal
(bot will continue active man
agement of the Salmon River
Dock Company until later in
the season, when he will join
his family. With his depart
ure Jens Pederson, who offic
iated in the same capacity last
year, will take charge of the
| dock and Standard Oil station.
| Announcement was made
lact week that the Canadian
National Railways steamers
Prince Rupert and Prince
. George will be temporarily
taken from the Stewart run
and will be superseded by
the Prince John. The depart
ure of the Prince Rupert Sat
urday marked the last time
i either vessel will visit this
. locality for a matter of six
: weeks or so.
't he change also involves a
change in the time schedule,
ithe Prince John being slated
to arrive here at 10 p. m.
Thursday night, leaving at
the same hour Friday evening,
after laying over 24 hours.
Flash Lights—The Midget
Emporium.
In an interview with Mr. Pat.
Daly, known far and wide in
mining circles as “the man
who made the Premier,” the
Herald has obtained an inter
esting series of pertinent ob
servations on mining and
other local conditions, based
on his long experience and
widfe acquaintance with al
most every development in
the district since the earliest
days of the camp. It will ap
pear in the next issue of the
Herald. Watch for it.
For Rent, Furnished Cabin,
See Gus Erickson.
Miss Muriel Forsythe has tak
en a position at the Ideal Cafe.
Ernest Bryson, of Bryson and
Harner, packers, was among
the number leaving for Ketch
ikan on the Wales last week.
Mr. Bryson has been suffer
ing severely from rheuma
tism lately and plans to visit
Belle Island Hot Springs in
the hope of a cure, after
which he may possibly pro
ceed to Wrangell, to join the
Dease Lake stamped*) in case
the reported strike in that lo
cality is genuine.
Latest reissues in Brunswich
and Columbia records at the
Hyder Drug Co.
The Hyder Fuel Company
has greatly improved the ap
pearance of its warehouse
and office building at the up
per end of the government
dock approach by a coat of
paint.
Dr. Richard Butler, who had
his right hand severely burn
ed by a gasoline explosion in
his office- recently, is once
more about but it will prob
ably be another two weeks or
so before he can resume his
practice. The injured hand
is reported healing nicely but
still painful
John Bryden, who also sus
tained severe burns on one
hand at the same time, is al
so getting along nicely.
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1 Latest releases in Brunswich
and Columbia records at the
i Hyder Drug Co.
Jack McKay, of Ketchikan,
who is interested with Arthur
Moa and others in the de
velopment of the Hovland
i properties on Fish Creek, ar
rived on the Prince of Wales
Thursday to take a look at
the ground.
School Supplies—The Midget
Emporium.
Mrs. Walter Barron was
hostess at an enjoyable birth
day party and dance given at
the Barron home Monday
evening in honor of Miss
Muriel Forsythe. Upward of
twenty friends of the affable
and charming young lady
were present and a most de
lightful evening was spent
with music and dancing as the
principal amusements. A de
licious luncheon was served
at midnight, when the hand
somely decorated birthday
cake was cut amidst the con
gratulations of the partici
pants. Miss Forsythe was the
recipient of many beautiful
presents from her numerous
friends in Hyder and Stewart,
where she formerly resided.
Those present were Mes-:
dames Geo. Mehlfeld, Hardy
Haughn, Edgar Provinse, Jos. j
Green, Walter Barron; Misses
Marian Hunt, Maye Coombs,
Dorothy Mehlfeld, Miss Cole,
Miss Whillans; Messrs. Geo. :
Mehlfeld, Edgar »*rov(inse, I
John Ryan, Owney McFadden, !
Victor Durand, E. R. Stivers,
Fred Cameron, Ben Oien, J. K.
Green, Frank Reichenback ;
and Master Johnnie Barron. |
H. A. Mellish, assayer at the !
Premier returned last week
from a three weeks trip to !
Eastern Canada. Mrs. Mellish, j
and baby, who accompanied 1
him on the journey east, re
mained in the east.
More Local News Page 3.
If you want to find it, go., to
The Midget Emporium.
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