Fort Wrangel news., 1898-09-14
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 Harry Kirshbaum was out on A hunt the first of the week
 Choicest confectionery in town at .fs2 Front street Hunt Grocery Co.
 Fresh Fruit and Vegetables just re ceived by the Hunt Grocery Coat f22 Front street.
 The Trenholm House, under the man agcment of Mrs. Whitney, is doing a good business.
 The people got what they were long ing for last Monday night-a good, old fashioned rain.
 Extra copies of the News are on sale at the Hunt Grocery Co. and $. Strouse's Tobacco Store.
 Fresh ranch eggs, guaranteed fresh, just received by the Hunt Grocery Co 3:s2 Front street.
 Wm. Bullock k back from his pros peeting trip. Geo. Clark was in charge of his store during his absence.
 Mir. D. Mcdonald goes soon to Skag- uay. and then will return to his home in Vancouver, B. C., for the winter.
 The Al-Ki arrived at the Mekinnon wharf fast Monday evening, with about 1000 pounds of mail for Fort Wrangel
 An Indian will was probated in Judge Jackson's court last Monday. The wit nesses, however, could all speak Eng fish.
 Marshal Grant says Judge Jackson was three days preparing for his last hunt. The Judge was gone less than day.
 Nice bread, pies and cakes at the San Francisco Bakery. Large five and ten cent loaves. Everything baked fresh every day.
 The finest stock of Perfumery ever brought to Fort Wrangel at the Wran- gel Drug Co. They are over stocked on this article and you can get low down price.
 A little girl in this place that is just taking her first lessons in Sunday school, asked her mother the other evening if she was acquainted with Mrs. Jesus.
 MT. NJ. Manson, formerly agent for R. Dunsmuir & Sons, of this place, passed through the city last week, on his way to Juneau, where he will make his headquarters.
 The City of Seattle, one of the fast est boats in Alaskan waters, went north Saturday evening and south again Tuesday. She had a full passenger list on the down trip.
 Mir. G. A. Gorden. travelling salesman for Murphy, Grant < Co.,, of San Fran cisco, Cal, accompanied by his wife, is in the city. Roy Cole says that Mir Cor den is not eligible to membership in the Bachelors Club.
 Dr. V. McAlpin wishes to announce to the public that he is prepared to do all kinds of Dental work as well as any one on the Pacific coast and at prices just as reasonable. No Boom Prices, but compatible with the existing con- ditions. Thirty Years Experience.
 Case & Wilson are in a position to fill your orders. To their heretofore ;p,rnaDSo stock thav havp pddad a line of Ladies' Children's and Gents shoes that is hummer. If you are from Missouri, and doubt it, go into their store and they will show you.
 A prominent business man in this city, who is in a position to know, made the remark, few days ago, that during the winter months from s1 200 to 31 300 month would go out of this town for kerosene alone. It would seem that electric lights, once established, would be a matter of economy.
 The boat rates to Seattle have been cut, and all kinds of cheap travelling can now be done. Not long ago the large and small boat owners entered in. to com bine for a high and uniform rate. The result was, the large boats did the business. That kind of sharp practice won't go with the small boat owners, in the future.
 MT. Thomas McCaully left on the City of Seattle Tuesday evening, for his