The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-17
Zoo Mich, will leave for the Klondike In

a.
August g. lss7-Thomas Carey, of Char
lotte. Mich. with his four brothers. ex-
poets to go to the klondike In the spring.
September I. lssl-E. l.. Bradt. of Sagi-
nav. Mich. one Of the party OF Saginaw
ans which is striving 10 reach the gold
fields. writes that the hardships are nu-
merous-
september 1s. 1ss5-It is reported from
Muskegon. Mich. that number of CAPT
Mann. C. $. Hill and j. Park. viii form
syndicate with a capital stock Of slo.eoo
They will send ten men. giving each si,ceo
'september IL. ise7-charles Palmer, Of
last fall reports that goldsis plentiful.
September II. 1ss1-G H. Plummer. of
Saginaw. Mich, has returned from the gold
passed his expectations. He advises peo-
pie to he care.nl in getting supplies. lie
September q. 1s9T-Adoiph Radtka. of
Albion Mich, has returned from the
klondike. He states that no persons
should start on the journey unless supplied
with money TO the amount of sl.2o.
September %. 1s91-W NJ Camir Of
dixie He does not report favorably
September 2. 1s97-Mrs. J. E. Ray.
whose husband is now settled in Alaska.
left her home in Bav City to Join him in his
search for gold. She took about 1.lo
mounds of baggage with her.
"Septenber &c. 1871. f. Brown. of Bay
In company with Hiram Emmery and a
marty from Saginaw. He has written back
that 1t requires Herculean nerve to sue
coed
September 80 lSe7-A, 1. Murray. of
Grand Rapids has returned from the Kion-
dixie with blasted hopes. He states that
the climate was too severe for him
"Septemher 20 1sgT-Frank Collins of
Benton Harbor Mich IS the first man TO
aitempt the journey 10 the Klondike from
that city.
u. S. Wall. of Negaunee. Mich. who de-
narteu ~ the gold fields some time ago.
writes IN his friends in Negaunee that ev-
erything ~urpasses his expectations.
John 81, Arnold. Of Marquette, Mich.
OF a party of four. They have provisions
sufficient for one year
October J. 1sa7--Charles Weiss of Calm
met has returned from the Klondike. He
viii return I'm the sprinr. He SAYS there Il
gold for all II they will stand the hard
Sims to get t.
October 7. 1S9-~Chsrles Weiss of Me-
nominee. Mich. will return to the Klon-
October II. 1s97-Henrv Ellsworth. an in
fuenfial citizen of BENTON Harhor Mich
recently returned from the Klondke. He
viii return in the spring. accompanied ny
his wife
"oc.C Aer It. 1sa7-Frank phisca,or. Of
Niles Mich. VIII return TO Alaska in the
ssnrng. He viii take two companies with
HIN.
October Is. 1Se7--Nine Calumet French
men vii leave for the Kiondike I'm the
month Of February
"0ctoher u is9T-Fred Willard Of Alma
Mich. win leaa n party - the gold fields
mex spring. He states that he has dtscoy-
cred now Dath - that country.
'Cctoher - ls97-Rerton WARRIOR. Mich.
has formed 4 stock company composed ~
twanfN inf''te1.ial men with cauita1 St0rl-
~ s'o a,A. T0iS Is Tho second company OF
'.6ctofor - iss--Mai ]. Hureley Of
Sauit =" Marie Mich IN company with
six persons including r. c. Ferguson Of
this cjtv. Mr. Davidson. wealthy lumber
Gnersto~ of NarGuette. Mich: Master Me-
chanic r. Il. Mcl-ea Of the 500 lire. and
F~v. e " Nee''oft IF Sault So Marie
VIII ro % she flnnaike, Al 81 Michael
'hev "-'li hui'a a f4at-botsomad stern " neal
boat - lax - feet. shat will carry 5c9
tons \ ve7r's surely Of provisions and
clothing will he taken"