Fort Wrangel news., 1898-10-12
THE FORI NRANGEL NENS.
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 Alss Mellaad. al lluueuu. ls tu the tIlg .I-tuae ir.reae aai relatives.
 The ufIsu same ulu thi4 port sun day nIebt br,us.us thr ssattle papers .. taeoO1
 The Couaee City called at Che Me h,uuou emrt la~t Monday forenoon. shr.ea, on her Way south.
 l.5 Marshall donated Il tuck to the raor printer, which nill help to keep starvation away fur awhile.
 The Sabbath school had an attru- dance of 62 la.t sunday Miss Spar. hawk make good superintendent
 Wild duek- aud peese arc plentiful in thr furt Nmueel market They ought ta be. for two meu brought n lu0 last Monday
 If Marshal Grant keeps up hi, pres ent gait for little while longer, he will have the best aud most convenient residence in the city
 The Strathcona having finished her summer, work on the Stlkeeu went to Port Simpson, where she will receive general overhauling to put her in shape for next season.
 The tug boat ear, of Victoria, B. C., came in Saturday night and tied up at the Dayidge wharf. Sunday afternoon shr took the sna gb boat Samson i'll tow and started for the south.
 The disturbance on North Front Street last Friday night was not only disagreeable but should not occur again The parties concerned and some others know that such perform. auces bring trouble.
 Mrs. r. P. Loomis and her little son who have been visiting in Topeka, Kan, for the last four months returued to their home iu this city last "Wednesday. Mir. Loomis' face is overspread with smiles of sladuess.
 (. 0. Bates and L. R. Manning, of Tacoma, and W. R. Gilkerson and Cap tain Flynn. of Seattle, who came up to Fort Nrangel to attend the sale of the Skagit Chief and the Glenora. departed for their homes on the City of Seattle.
 Ms. N. C. Thomas loft Monday, via the steamship DirIgo. for Juneau. where she will joia her husband e ho has been al kodiak-to the westwa..-- for some years. From Juneau they will go to Sitka, Nhese Mr. Thomas will make his repol,, after which they will return to their home in Fort %ransel.
 The failuse on the part of the de partmeut at Washington to accept the offer ot a building tcndered for court purposes at Juneau will practically de- lay the term of court ,ca month and should no suitable pace for holding the prisoners be provided the criminal term may yet be held in Sitka-Sitka Alaskan.
 The social at the church last Thurs. day evening was well attended and very enjoyable affair. The program Was good and consisted chiefly in mu- sic. Capt. Wilson, as usual, furnished d large share of the amusement for the children by his inimitable singing. The performers all deserve credit for the evenings pleasure.
 Last Friday evening woman was put off the Topeka at the McKinnon wharf, who appeared to be demented. Dropping her bundles on the edge of the wharf she was about to spring off, into the waters of the bay, when Jack Collins jumped forward and grabbed her just in time to save her She was taken ill charge by Marshal Grant.
 Last Friday evening, Mr. Bruno Greif invited the Bachelors Club over to his place on Front street and proceeded to fill them up with chicken sandwiches, and so forth, and as there was a good deal of the and so forth,' the enthusi- asm ran proportionately high. The boys are slowly recovering and one and