Fort Wrangel news., 1898-09-07
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The Ca-ea has been making regular runs mp the Stikeen of hte.
 Thanks be uuta Frank Whitney for string og nice brook trout.
 Choicest confectionery In town at f-2 Front street. Hunt Grocery Co.
 Fresh Fruit and Vegetables just re eeiv,d by the Hunt Grocery Ce.,at 3-2 Front street
 Fresh ranch eggs, guaranteed fresh, just received by the Hunt Grocery Co. 322 Front street.
 Some Indians in the lower part of town were hiariously full of whiskey yesterday morning.
 Harry Days injured leg will soon be as good as eyer. Dr. Campbell has han died the case in splendid shape.
 Nice bread. pies and cakes at the San Francisco Bakery. Large five and ten cent loaves. Everything baked fresh every day.
 Ray lS Rollins, of the Troy lauudry, have purchased the Delmonico hotel in Vancouver and are there looking after the business.
 Mrs. Lee Wakefield returned to this city last Sunday on the Farallon. Lee was as pleased as d boy with a hot tam ala in his pocket.
 Thanks to big hearted Sam Gowan, for some fine cigars. Sans heart is in the right place, but is larger than is usually found in the human anatomy.
 Mr. Hunt, the popular merehant Harry Kirshbaum, Karl Kobertstein and Dale Hunt went to the garnet ledge last Sunday. They report delightful time.
 The Rosalie and Farallon tied up at the Troup wharf last Sunday afternoon. Both boats brought mail from the south, which was distributed and the office opened.
 The Monte Cristo, Frank Murray captain. came down from Glenora Mon day. The Capt informed the News man that the water was quite low in the river.
 The finest stock of Perfumery eyer brought to Fort Wrangel at the Wran- gel Drug Co. They are over stocked on this article and you can get a low down price.
 The monthly meeting of the Young Mems Christian Association will be held this evening at their rooms. A full at tendance of members. active and asso- cate, is desired
 Mr. Stanley, of Seattle, the man who has made millions in the Klondike, was a passenger on the Rosalie. He will re- main in Seattle for the winter and re turn in the spring.
 Thomas c. McHugh, who went to Se attle a sick man few weeks ago, re turned on the Rosalie last Sunday, in good health. His many friends con gratulate him on his speedy recovery.
 A large lot of new goods was received at Reid < Sylvester's last Monday, con sisting of dry goods and clothing. This firm will not allow any one to carry a better stock in Fort Wrangel, or sell at lower prices.
 Several carpenters have left this city of late, but w. J. Sully is here to stay and we are pleased to note that he is the busiest man in the town. Sully is one of the finest mechanics that ever came to Alaska and very rapid workman.
 Barker, the tobacconist, has packed up his goods and is going to Port land. The time has gone by when man can be successful in selling goods without advertising. Men will continue to ex- pertinent in this manner, but failure is certain to follow.
 Dr. " McAlpin wishes to announce to the public that he is prepared to do all kinds of Dental work as we'll 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.
 The Eureka Brewery boys have low cred their building, repaired and paint ed it up, and you wouldn't know the place now. They also built good, wide sidewalk on Main street. The proprie