Fort Wrangel news., 1898-10-19
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Fresh Limhcrgur Cheese at Case Wilson's
 Go 10 W.J. Sully for good wood my length
 Choicest confectionery m town at .'22 Front street Hunt Grocery Co.
 Mir. Bullock expects soen To depart for the Atlin mining district.
 ". ]. Sully has large supply of dry wood for sale, at moderate prices.
 Dr. '. MeNlpin leaves today on the City of Seattle for his home m Butler, Penna
 The purser aud crew of the Brixham came up to this city last Sunday even. ing.
 MT. Geo, T. Williams goes today on the Seattle to his former home in Se- attle, Wash
 Fresh Fruit and Vegetables just re- ceived by the Hunt Grocery Coat 322 Front street.
 The new walk in front of the old brewery building is completed and it is Il daisy.
 Mr. Mcintyre k having a new walk built from the Fort Wrangel hotel to Healy's store.
 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, :}22 Front street.
 Nice bread, pies and cakes at the San Francisco Bakery. Large five and ten cent loaves. Everything baked fresh every day.
 Go to the Totem Pole Drug Store, 512 Front street for drugs, toilet arti- cles, photographic views, Indian curios, etc. Dr. R. B. Davy. Proprietor.
 Mr. Geo. W. Bloomhardt, the drug Cist, has not lost confidence in Nran- gel and Southeastern Alaska and k contemplating large addition to his stock in the near future.
 The Vancouver club rooms have been refitted and refurnished and are now open evenings to the public for tasty lunch or an evenings pleasure, and our friend George Glover is the chief push CT.
 The walk building boom has become
 .. l,,t ftrY,, engaged ia flat business have taken upon themselves the nam" Wraasrl Improvement Co.,. in all it's magnitude and grandeur.
 R. c. Diehl has just returned from a trip to Juneau, Skaguay and Dyea, and says that Wrangel has the finest eli mate. most commodious harbor, most substantial wharves and buildings, and best looking women. of any town in Alaska.
 The report circulated Sunday even ing that the Davidge wharf had been blown down during the gale of wind and that Messrs. McCulloch and Grant Ddu DdItly tSSdptu NltH 'htit iNco. created quite laugh when it was found to be all joke.
 Mrs. Ames, wife of our Front street merchant, has gone to Sumner, Wash, to visit her children. She expects to remain about month. Mr. Ames says that he is here for the winter and that when Mrs. Ames returns she expects to bring the children with her.
 Joe, the soldier barber, has fixed up his shop in first-class style by putting down bran new linoleum carpet on the floor and two more windows in the front. He is now fixed for the winter. Near the postoffice Everybody wei come and the best work done. Give him call.
 Dr. K. N. McAlpin, son of pr. V. Me Alpin. will succeed his father in the dental business in this city. The young doctor has almost grown mp in the practice of dentistry and under the careful guidance of his father has mas tered the profession. He has been in Alaska for several years and is so much in love with the country that he has decided to make Fort Wrangel his home.