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LOCAL TOPICS
Miss Ann Clothier, sister of
George Clothier, has taken
over the Stewart Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis, of Prem
ier, andGeorge Gilchrist, en
gineer at the Premier mine,
went South on the Prince John
on a visit. «
Malcom Smith injured his
back by a fall some days ago
and is now recovering in Stew
art Hospital.
Ice Cream Specials—The Mid
get Emporium.
Miss E. W. Maxwell, the lady
chiropractor, who has been
visiting in this locality for
some weeks past left Friday
for the South.
Concluding a season of high
ly successful and profitable
operation, the Porter-Idaho
mine closed down for the win
ter Saturday.
Gus Seiffert and Harry Zef
fert, of Stewart were arrivals
on the Cardena.
Robert Martin, head of the
Victoria Mines, Ltd., operators
on the Star and Dandy Group,
in the Glacier Creek area, is
due to arrive on the Cardena
Monday night, accompanied
by Mrs. Martin.
The steamship Bellingham
arrived from the South as the
Herald went to press.
E. O. Weston, of St Paul,
Minnesota, representative of a
development syndicate with
headquarters in the Twin Cit
ies, arrived last week on the
Cardena to look over the
country with an eye to possible
future interest.
Mr. Weston is an engineer by
profession and is associated
with R. L. Forrest and L. W.
Bick prominent St. Paul cap
italists. He expects to continue
his investigations in this local
ity for another week before
returning to headquarters.
Capt. Barney Smith, former
master of the steamer Invern
ess, engaged in the lumber
trade in the Ketchikan district,
was an arrival on the last trip
of the Wales. Capt. Smith is
giving the district the once
over.
Geo. Clothier, District Engin
eer of the Dominion Mines De
partment, left on the Prince
John Friday to make an in
spection of the famous Engin
eer mine on Taku Arm, near
Atlin.
Walter and Chas. McGee
have been doing a lot of real
development work on their 1
properties in the Marmot sect
ion this summer. They have a
| very likely looking proposition,
iwith ore carrying good values
I in sight.
For Rent, Furnished Cabin,
See Gus Erickson.
1 •' ■ ■ ■ ■
Alex. Halstead, well known
miner, left Thursday on a busi
ness trip to Ketchikan.
Harold Johnson was a pas
senger to Ketchikan on the
Wales Thursday.
J. A. Talbot, manager of the
Salmon River Dock Company,
left on the Wales Thursday
for a stay of several months
in Ketchikan, where Mrs. Tal
bot and the family are resid
ing.
..Indestructo wardrobe trunks
at prices within reach of all—
at the Hyder Drug Company.
E. W. Allen and Ivor Ander
son were passengers on board
the Wales for Ketchikan,
i Thursday.
Arthur H. Calvert, formerly
connected with' the mechanical
staff of the Premier mine, and
J. D. Thompson, also a form
er employee of the same com
pany, arrived on the Cardena
.last week on a visit to the
'mine, leaving again on the
Prince John Friday.
Joe Grashio, wired to friends
that he is feeling much better
but will leave Seattle for the
South this week.
The Chamber of Commerce
met Tuesday evening at Pion
eer Hall but the session devel
oped nothing aside from rou
tine matters and a general
discussion of the form and
character of the stationary to
be used by the body.
The Chamber also held its
monthly luncheon at the Silver
Grill Friday. About twenty
attended but no business of im
portance was transacted, tbe
period being devoted largely
to general discussion of the
projects on hand.
An error in transcribing the
! names of those contributing to
the list of donations for the
recent Fire Protection Bene
fit dance, details of which
were published in last week’s
issue of the Herald, resulted
in the name of Mrs. J. O. Lyon
being omitted from the pub
lished list of those who donat
ed. Mrs. Lyon contributed a
fine cake.
Birth cards, announcing the
advent of a new addition to
the R. E. Lundvall family,
were received by local friends
on the last mail. The little one
jis a boy and was born Sept
! ember 20th at 4615 Aurora
Avenue, Seattle, where the
family is residing.
If you want to find it, go., to
The Midget Emporium.
NORMAN R.WALKER
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