Marr Building
Company
WILL CONTRACT FOR ANY
CHINO IN THE BUILDING CINE
J^othing loo big for'ils to bundle
Nothini! too small for us to overlook
ABSOLUTIJA KX1»KRT WORK
(UlARANTliKl) ON ALL JOBS
J. 1VT Mark, Manager, Office, Hotel Hydfr
HYDER LUMBER CO
LUMBE
jRougb
! Dressed
rJ Flooring
^ Ceiling
Rustic
Wainscotiirg
Ffotn n sliver to n carero
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!>. W, McLEiYSAN
<>.\TR.y< TOR A\l) liini.DER
VM> OFFICE FI XTCKES TO ORDER
glass, hash ano noons
MOJ l.l,l\(iS. WAHTKH ROUND. PAKT1M1 STKIl’N
AA INUOAA STOOLS, TOlWEl) CoK-iFR DI.OCKH aI.I, I-ir
ESTI MAT ES F1HMSH FI)
Leave Or&frs at Hvikk Dr;;<; Store
ai»s(the brst n rximh ; o
ROOMS I N HYDEK
2)otfl Scad)
Mrs. A. S McFaddeti. Prop
Bobbie Taylor, Mgr.
Seattle Papers for Sale
n(1.4R STORE MAfjt STREET
! \ ( OXXFCTIO.N hV der at ask A
HYDER
TRANSFER
COMPANY
H, L. Reid - Louis Legg
Saddle and Pack H vses
DELIVERIES MADE
ANYWHERE . ANYTIME
W. JOHNSTON
H< i LDIXi (H)NTR V(TOI?
REAL ESTATE
s N'TKRX ATION A 1
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TERRITORIAL TATTLE
The livestock ordinance at Sew
ard Is to be strictly enforced this
year. No livestock including dogs
will be allowed to run at large.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Moyer, for
merly of Nenana and Fairbanks, re
cently arrived at Ketchikan from
the States, intending to locate
there.
The $3,000 Ice pool ut Nenana
was split three ways. Carl Schmidt
who had one ticket, got half the
pot. while the other half went to
Joe O'Connor and four others who
held a ticket jointly.
W. T. Mahoney, formerly United
States Commissioner a* Ketchikan
resigned recently and was succeed
ed by J.F.Warder. who was former
)y postmaster at Ketchikan. Mr.
Mahoney resigned in order to give
his personal attention to business.
Summer mail service lietween
Fairbanks and Chitiua opened June
10. weekly trips to he made by cars
carrying a limit of three hundred
ounds each way. The Gibson Auto
.' tage Line has secured the contract
and will maintain a regular sched
ule throughout the summer.,
R.S.AmeS, a pioneer of the Yu
kon, antedating the Klondike dis
covery, known tlwrmfghout the Yu
kon as Colorado Ames, died at Daw -
son recently, aged fib years. For
two years after his lirst. arrival in
the Yukon he prospected and min
ed a* Miller creek and afterwards
on the Fortjrmile. then joining the
rush to Dawson. Ho was interest
ed in the Mayo district at the time
of hF depth Ifc died of pneumon
ia af < 1 a short illness.
Prizes are being offered at Cordo- i
va for the most attractive gardens
and the neatest looking premises.
All the roadhouses kept along
the Richardson road were incapaci
tated by the recfent Hu epidemic
which swept the Interior.
Through the efforts of Delegate
George B. Grigsby, the! people of the
Interior this spring received a quota!
of “free seeds" from the Depart-'
ment of Agriculture.
General Manager Herbert Wheel
er of the White Pass and Yukon
route says the freight and passen
ger business booked for the White
Pass this year is better than it has
hpen for several vears.
Roy Hall, an oldtimer of the
Fairbanks district, recently died
from kidney trouble. Mr, Hall had
been connected with the Northern
Commercial Company for many
years and at the time of his death
was manager of the company's
store at Log Jam, near Brooks.
|
Capt. Casey Williams had a nar-1
row escape a few days ago, "almost
reel ing in the loss of the Ameri
can Can Company’s ship, the Caneo
The Canco perched on n big rock in
Rocky Pass and. things looked so j
bad that all aboard, including Billy ,
Gould, (he Alaska representative of)
the company, thought it the better'
part of valor to get into a small j
boa^to pul! for the neares* ’and.
They put provisions enough in rh* j
skiff to last them a few days, but;
fortunately the high tide later per ,
mined them to float the Caneo, j
after they had virtually given up i
all hop
Ocean View
.
Monday Night
1 Special Spot Dance
$2.50 Gentlemen
Box of Oiocolates for Lady
Miss Erlnnd will nssi>. wit! Donald Flynn. Musical Director.
Toni Taylor Manager,
i
When in Stewart stop at the
Stewart Hotel
HEADQUARTERS FOR MINING MEN
fciTRAM 11ICATKT) ROOMS Rl NNINCi WATER
Sleeping accommodations for R4. people
HVHER PAINT SHOP
Nof.l M. Travkrsy
SIGNS
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I'AIKTH OILS H1A1NS VARNISHEH KllKLLA) WAIL
I'AI'KR UK » HU T f llEKMB CI.OTH K ai^'MIKK
TEMPORARY (QUARTERS PORTLAND < Al tZ Itl^Dti
Cfof Water’s $ot
^o soon after von light your fii«
it will give you the surprise of
your life—and in unlimited quantity
—and you dont have to put in an
expensive water works system.
\yith Harry Hanson’s patented
hot water coil in your cook*
stove you can have real tiqme com
, fort All the principal homes of
Rupert ar» so equipped and Stewart ,
forks are installing the system as
fast as Hanson can do the work.
£ome on over to Stewart and see
how it is done Anyone there
man tell you where to find
©arrt> ©ancon
MRS. S. MARTIN
DRESSMAKER
Alterations and Fancy Work
THE STAR
Rooming House
\')ur Patronage Solicited Open Da\ and Night
Miss Maud Bishop, Proprietress
Cl)f JotifV
Gives you better service in
; Cigars*
| Cigarette
CaTiflffOi#
#ofr Srinhs
Than you can else .'.’here in Hvder
i ■ .
I
«. PROPRIETORS
; IS. WiztZn &. Ijebgetf
^rr tljt %gn
Send the Miner
to Yoiiv FrionHs
HYDER, ALASKA
Gateway to the Great Salmon River Mineral Area
At the Door of the Famous Premier Mine
on Have Vo Come to Hvcler to
Reach the Mines
FASTEST GROWING TOWN IN THE NORTH