Stikeen River journal., 1898-09-10
LOCAL NEWS.
Cheer up.
{ aimed Goods at NJ. Burk S.


broke guard Thursday morning and
escaped. But Marshall Grant was not
to be baked. and he laid for Oscar.
The Marshall located his man Friday
morning undera bed wrapped up in Il
blanket. but ostrich like only partially
hden. Observing some stray feet the
Marshall seized them and with a mighty
heave succeeded in landing him ont on
Oscar back to jail.
Fresh Bread at Weigels Bakery.
All kinds of soft drinks at Burk's.
Choice spices and table sauces at The
Hunt Grocery Co.
One of the favorite resorts for gen
tlemcn is the Woodbine. n nice cool
place where IL person can spend his
apare time.
Mcssrs Diehl, Bullock and Wilson
have assumed IL mysterious manner,
which is no doubt due to something
good. which they have discovered and
arc ttiNioNN w N.Y. L ~ YIN viz l'''i'> ava
the present. Full particulars will be
given by the JOURNAL later
Try Burk' Sweet Cider.
Buy Lash's Kidney and Liver Bitters
Case X Wilson sole agents.
The trustees of the Presbyterian
church have repaired the sidewalk be-
tween the Mission and Mr.. Lynch $
property. About a hundred feet of new
plank walk. five feet wide, has been
put in ut an expense of about $50. which
has been paid ont of the church collec-
tions. The inclined walk connecting
Front Street and Second Avenue near
the church has been rebuilt, through
the labors of Mr.. Stark and Mr.. Miller.
with some native help, the lumber be-
ing donated by Wilson Il Sylvester.
Lash's Kidney and Liver Bitters is
tina greatest known remedy.
Persons wanting fine cakes made to
order can get them at Weigels bakery.
Go to Burll's for Fresh Fruit and
vegetables.
Rev DR.. and Mrs ThNing, assisted
by the Ladies' Aid Society, gave an in
formal reception in the y. NJ {. y.
Hall on Thursday evening. There was
a large attendance, and with bowling.
games and social intercourse. the even
ING passed off very pleasantly. Light
refreshments We're served during the
evening" These little gatherings are
conducive of great good in bringing to-
gether all the residents of Wrangel for
closer social relations. and it is to be
hoped that they will occur often.
Strictly fresh eggs at Hunts.
How about those unsafe sidewalks on
Second Avenue? Must we continue to
use up our valuable space in ding
longing the property owner about re-
pairing them? Some of these dark
nights an accident will happen, and
some property owner will be sued for
warnings, no jury that could be struck
would refuse 10 grant the plaintiff
judgment.
Fresh Creamery butter to arrive on
next steamer at Hunts Grocery.
The business meeting of the y. NJ. c.
A., called for last w Wednesday evening,
was poorly attended and in consequence
was postponed till later date.
The people of Wrangel are glad to
welcome back Mr.. T. c. McHugh, of
the St. Michael Trading Co., who re-
turned on the Rosalie. Mr.. McHugh
went away sick man. but returns as
we'll and strong as ever.
Case & Wilson have just received
full line of the cele brated Cohn. Mick
elsburg q Co. : boots and shoes. for
ladies, gents and children. Their dis
play window shows them off in Il first
class manner, and the attention of all
passers is attracted to them.
All the merchants in Nrangcl report
increased sales of outfit. during the
week, which goes to show that pros
pectOrs realize the advantages of buy
in Wrangel.
The WrangeI Club.