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LYONS’ MEAT MARKET
Our Goods “The Empire’s
'Standard”
Meats kept in first-class oooler during the hot weather
Try Our SHAMROCK BUTTER, EGGS. LARD.
HAM and BACON. HOME-MADE PORK SAUSAGES.
J. O. Lyons, Manager
NORTHERN POOL HALL
“Where Good Fellows Qet Together”
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Robert C. Jeffery, Prop;
HYDER LUMBER CO.
Rough
Dressed
LUMBER^r
Rustic
jWainscotting
Prom a sliver to a cargo
TERRITORIAL TATTLE
Paul Egghejt has returned to the
Atlin section and will work his
otalms there this season.
Gordon Battle, famed in song and
versa dealing with life ip Alaska,
has returned to Anohorage after
an extended visit In the States. He
iitends taking a prospecting trip
to the Aretic slope this summer.
A. A. Zimmerman, of the firm of
King A Zimmerman, mining opera
tors on Pedro creek and Faith creek
left for the Faith creek district via
the Cirole trail reoently. King and
Zimmerman are planning to work
on a fahly large scale oo Faith this
summer.
Andy Sequin died of pneumonia
at the government hospital at An
chorage after being sick ten days.
He was well known among the pio
neers of that section, being a mem
ber of the Pioneer lodge. For the
past several years he has lived on
his ranch near Palmer.
Casl and Louis Engstrom, who
recently returned to Fairbanks from
a trip Outside, left for the Brooks
section where they will mine this
summer on the Tolovana. Owing
to the light reinfell of last season
they were compelled to abandon
operations at an early stage. The
water finally became so low that
Ihey did not have sufficient water
to clean Up, but they expect that
With the heavy snowfall of the past
winter better progress will be made
during the coming seasoh.
Paul Guite, pooular bonifaee of
tha Royal Alexandra hotel Of Daw
lion, who wintered in Florida, hat
returned to the Northland.
Tha Petersburg radio plant which
was dismantled over two years ago
whan cable oonneetion was made,
has bec$ boxed and shipped to
Craig to replace tha one destroyed
there by fire.
D.W.Jones, an oldtime Ktondiker,
died recently in Dallas, Texas, at
the age of 88 years. Ha was born
in Scranton, Pa., and manribd Miss
Lillie Ajax in Seattle, He was a
member of the Yukon Ordee of
Pioneers,
J. Toole hos taken a lay on the
Eagan and Griffin ground on Koko
mo sieek where good pay was re
cently struck. Fairly extensive
work is planned by Mr. Toole for
the summer and an outfit ia being
moved to the claim. It is said that
five dollar ground has been uncov
ered and that the gold Is all coarse.
Funeral services for Herbert Duke,
a Yukon oldtimer who was reoently
drowned at Prince Rupert, were
held in Seattle. Duke settled in
Port Angeles with hia parents in
1884. A few years later ne came
to Seattle dnd lived there, With the
exception of a few years spent in
Port Townsend, until 1897, when
hs joined the rush to the Klondike.
He was in Dawson for 22 years,
making only one trip to the out
aide in that time.
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Imperial Baths
International Avama, Hyder. Alaska
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RUSSIAN
SHOWER'
M. Earle, Prop.
Going from Hydw to Stewart
Stop at tin
OCEAN VIEW
GOOD MUSIC
SOFT DRINKS
TOBACCO^
G. E. Hodgkinson, : pROPRirro*
SALMON RIVER BANKING CO.
OF HYDEK
Incorporated under the lawa of Alaska
Capital Paid Up <15.000.00
Commercial and Savins* Departments
Domestic and foreign Exchange
Money Telegraphed to all Part* of th»
United State*
Regular Boarders Taken
$1.80 per , day
BREAD & ALL KINDS of PASTRY
JIMMY CARTER .. "OLD RILL'S PLACE”
HYDER PAINT SHOP r1"*
Traversy Bros.
SIGNS
Paints. Oik. Stains, Varnishes, Shellac. Wallpaper. Peat Tt.
Cheese Cloth. Kalsi.mine.
Sutherland Building, Main Sir
HYDER, ALASKA
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Gateway to the Great Salmon River Mineral Area
At the Door of the Famous Premier Mine
You Have to Come to Hyder tot
Reach the Mines
FASTEST GROWING TOWN IN THE NORTH