LOCAL TOPICS
Pioneer Dance This Evening.
Mrs. Nellie Perkins of Prince 1
Rupert is visiting Mr.s Ernes,11
Blue.
Constable and Mrs. Potter
ton of Stewart, returned Mon
day from a trip to Vancouver, j
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Mrs. MacManning of Premier
departed for Vancouver last
Saturday.
John Hovland, pioneer min-,
ing man and director of the Un-!
icorn Mines company, returned
Monday after wintering in .the
south and wdll resume develop
ment on the Unicorn property,
adjoining the Big Missouri.
The motorship Fairbanks ar
rived Thursday with the week
ly mail from Ketchikan and a
small quantity of freight. The
vessel was over 24 hours be
hind schedule, owing to. late
departure from Ketchikan.
Inability to transport rup
plies across the lake, which is
still filled with snow, &3 some
what delaying efforts of the
Consolidated Mining & Smelt
ing Company to start develop
ment activities on the Salmon
Gold group, according to re
ports from (the upper Salmon
valley.
Developments on this proper
ty will be watched with close
interest, as all indications point
to it becoming a valuable pro
ducer if the surface aspects
are an index of its possibilities.
The exceptionally warm
weather of recent days is giv
ing splendid impetus to garden
crops and many householders
are enjoying the first fruits of
their garden patches. Rhu
barb, onions and radishes have
been plentiful for some time
and lettuce, spinach and simi
lar growths are now becoming
available.
L. S. Davidson and associates
of Stewart, are said on reliable
authority to' have taken over
the old L. & L. property on
Glacier Creek and are plann
ing to extract and ship ore
from the high grade veins
known to exist there.
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WILL, HAVE MORE CENTS
AT THE
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Cheaper than typing them. The Herala orrise.
c Rev. G. A. Harvey, recently
appointed pac|jor of the Hyder
M. E. Church apd United
Church lof Stewart, will start
his new ministry Sunday with
services in both churches.
The Hyder services are sched
uled for 11:30 a. m. and the
Stewart services at 7:30 p. m.
Sunday school will also be
held In Hyder, starting at
10:30 a. m.
D. L. Pitt, manager of the
Premier Gold Mining Co., ar
rived from the south this morn
ing, accompanied by Mrs. Pffct,
and ,their son and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth and Robert
Pitt.
It is understood that the fam
ily will spend the summer at
Premier.
Harry A. Stewart is planning
to start a lumber yard to sup
ply the lumber requirements
of Stewart.
He is eecting a 50 x 100 lum
ber shed, which will also ac
comodate lumber planing
equipment and an office, and
will install an initial stock of
150,000 feet of lumber. It is
understood that, the lumber
will be obtained from the Hy
der lumber mill.
Nick Kristovich came up
from Tombstone Bay last Sat
urday in his new power boat,
Five Brothers, accompanied by
his family.
The new boat is lof the seine
boat type, 44 feet in length,
11.4-foot beam, and 4.6 feet
deep and is powered with the
20-h. p. Standard engine for
merly used on his old power
Doat, acanaia.
The new vessel is splendidly
constructed of fir and cedar
and presents a fine appear
ance. The vessel was built by
M r. Kristovich practically
without assistance and is a re
markable testimonial to his
industry and skill.
Leaving his family here for
the summer, Mr. Kristovich left
for the llower Canal Monday
morning.
There will be a meeting of the
Board of Management of the
M. E. Church at the home of
Mr. Haddon on Wednesday,
July 11, at 8 :30 p. m.
Scientific investigation of the
life and habits of the shrimo j
have disclosed that all shrimp
are male until they reach the
age of from 18 to 42 months,
when they change sex for re
production purposes.
WHEN IN STEWART:—
Coughlan’s Cafe and Bakery.
Stomach Gas
One dose of ADLERIKA qulck
A ly relieves gas bloating, cleans
out BOTH upper and lower
bowels, allows you to eat and
• sleep good. Quick, thorough ac
_tlon yet gentle and entirely safe.
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AT LEADING DRUGGISTS
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-LUMBER
From $15 to $25 per M.
at the
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HOUSE,
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