Stikeen River journal., 1899-03-11
LOCAL. NEWS.
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 What bad State is Oregon.
 There are others.
 Fresh Bread at Weigels Bakery.
 Hunt Grocery Co. General market place for N-rangel.
 Weigel makes specially of fine pastry to order.
 It costs $35 to be fined $l0.
 A party of five prospectors, under Geo. F. Mast and Henry Glasier, left this week for Wyndham Bay where they have some fine prospects.
 All kinds of location blanks for sale at this office.
 The Bachelors Club held it's regular business meeting in the club rooms on Monday night.
 Whenever day passes without small fine and COSTS, business is dull at the Palace of the King.
 The Bachelors Club gave we'll at tended party at Jensen's Hall last even- ing.
 Call at 326 Front street, the new quarters of the Hunt Grocery Co.
 All kinds of fresh and salt meats and fish kept by the Hunt Grocery Co. Try them.
 The sawmill will start up in full blast next week.
 The Alaska Gold Mining Association, a mutual benefit association, was in- corporated this week.
 Martin Welsh. of Telegraph Creek, arrived from below on the Dirigo. He will leave over the ice for Telegraph in a few days.
 Next week we will publish some ex- tracts from the law which will interest our many readers. Don't miss it.
 Look for the big announcement by 
 will appear in our next issue.
 Mrs. Goat. the wife of Billy Goat. was safely delivered of two small goats this week.
 J. $. Rose, who has been in Wrangel for a few days looking after business interests. left on the Alki for Skaguay. Dr. J. G. Humphry, of California, is in Wrangel on his way to the klondyke on business connected with d large theatrical venture.
 The Hunt Grocery Co. have moved into their new quarters in the Diehl Block. where they will welcome their friends and customers.
 We are in receipt of d copy of the Daily Alaskan. published in Skaguay under date of Feb 10th. It is special issued on the anniversary of the begin ming of that paper. Skaguay has reason to be proud of its great daily.
 Mr. J. T. $. Miller, for some months a resident of Wrangel, left on the Ear allon. with his family, for Troy, x. !. Mr. Miller will return in about 90 days.
 Mr. Stark has finished the roof on the new Gospel Mission building. but is waiting for funds in order to put in some windows. Now is the time for some liberal citizen to show apprecia- tion of d good work by contributing a few dollars.
 It appears from our Skaguay ex- changes that a monster petition has been forwarded to Washington, ID. (. asking for the removal of Court Com missioner Sehlbrede, of Skaguay. The people of Wrangel can extend sym pathy to the people of Skagllay in their trouble. We have troubles of our own.
 Miss Fannie, pet in the home of Duncan McKinnon, has added to the dog population of W rangel tour fine puppies, all of which are doing nicely.
 Capt. T. \. Wilson returned from Seattle on the Dirigo. having been gone some time. The Captain is snf- fering much from rheumatism. but hopes to be all right in a short time.
 Rev. E. Edwards, pastor of the Eng fish Babtist Church at Minersville. Pa. when suffering with rhnmatism. was .1v;rad to try ('hamhprlain.S Pain