Stikeen River journal. (Fort Wrangel, Alaska) 1898-1899, 1898-09-03
LOCAL. NEWS.
Canned Goods ut NJ. Burk's.
Strictly fresh eggs at Hunts.

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order to make room for other stock, and
also to better enable them to display
their complete line.
Messrs. Bullock, Wilson and Dlehl
who left Wrangel last Monday morning
On the little steamer Margaret, to pros
pect the mainland on the information
furnished by native, returned Thurs
day night. They report that while
they did not find the lost rocker, they
think they have discovered something
worth returning to, and as soon as they
can arrange will make another sneak.
Lee Wakefield returned to the city
last Saturday night after weeks out
ing among the hills on the mainland
north OF here. Lee enjoyed his trip
and reports killing lots of game, seeing
plenty of country. and some prospects
which would be valuable, were they
more convenient to tidewater.
For Cigars and Tobacco 60 to M. Burk
Fresh Creamery butter to arrive on
next steamer at Hunts Grocery.
The congregation of the Second Pres
byterian church met Friday evening
and elected Nh. Thomas a. Wilson a
member of the board of trustees of the
church, in place of Mr.. Manson who has
left town. The church treasurer, Mr..
L. H. Wakefield, reported $l9.45 re-
ceived from collections in the past five
weeks.
A Book Exchange at The Hunt Gro
Gerry Co.
M. Burk carries full line of the
finest Fruits and Nuts.
The citizens of Wrangel will b. glad
to know that fresh meet can now be had
at West Brothers. The Topeka brought
in large consignment which should
have arrived week sooner, but for
some unknown reason failed to do So.
West Bros. are making every effort
possible to keep supply constantly on
hand and it is hoped their efforts will
be successful. If not Wen have to GO
out and rustic them halibut or two.
Choice spices and table sauces at The
Hunt Grocery Co.
All kinds of soft drinks at Burk's.
The public school opened on Thurs
day last with fifteen pupils. Miss Nellie
hof
she expects much increased attend
ance as soon as cold weather starts in.
The Alaska returned from juneau on
Thursday and left again on Friday to
bring in raft of logs. On her return
she will be loaded with orders for Sum
Dunn Treadwell mine and juneau.
The Eureka Brewing Companys re-
freshment room has undergone COM
plete renovating and remodeling, 1t
has been freshly painted and decorated
and is now model of neatness and COM
fort.
The monthly meeting of the board Of
trustees of the Presbyterian church
will be held next Tuesday evening at
the residence of Mr.. Wakefield.
Case & Wilson have just received a
full line of the celebrated Cohn, Mick
elsburg & Co.'S boots and shoes, for
ladies, gents and children. Their dis
play window shows them of in a first
class manner, and the attention of all
passers is attracted to them.
The monthly meeting of the Christian
Endeavor society is announced for
Tuesday evening, following the Sunday
school teachers meeting at the church.
Every one is requested to bring an Off
ering for the missionary collection.
The rooms OF the Y. M. c. A., which
have been closed the past week, will be
open next week from 1880 to 10 p. m. on
Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday
evenings. Ladies are invited to attend
Thursday evening and share with their
husbands, brothers and friends the
games and other amusements provided
for them.
Case & Wilson have just received a
large consignment of Lash's Bitters for
the Kidneys and Liver.
Who Would Have Guessed 1t?
The long looked for first of Septem-
Der arrived and with it Case & Wilson 8
we'll advertised bean guessing for the