Stikeen River journal., 1899-07-01
LOCAL. NEWS.

place for Wrangcl.
 To day is the anniversary of the day on which the several Canadian provin crs were united bv the formation of 1he Dominion of Canada. The day will be littinoly celebrated through the Brit i-h possessions in North America. July lst is to Il Canadian much the same as July | is to an American.
 Ice Cream Parlor; call and see Us and We will treat you right We are prepared to furnish il in any quantity on twonty-four hours snotice. delivered to any part of theeitv. Wrangel Dairy co.
 There were number of fishing part ics. from Wrungcl, which spent last sunday on the waters of the Bay.
 WeiyeI makes d specially of fine pastry to order,
 There were Il great many steamers ID this week the Fees. Dircgo, Topeka, OriAaba and the City of Seattle were among the number.
 Have you subscribed for the Journal: If not. why not'
 We desire to call attention to the new advertisement at the head of thIe column. Another evidence of the stca- dy increase of patronage which this great We. lly enjoys.
 Weeel makes the best Pee Cakes and bread in town.
 Frank Richards the well and tayor- ably known customs officer located at the Boundary has left for the Yukon together with Ike Evan. his assistant. Both Ar. Evans and Richards leave il host of frienos,in Wrangcl who regret exceedingly the official order which transferred them from their post on the Stlkeen to d position in the far north.
 Hunt Grocery Co. General Market place. Choicest Fresh and Cured Meats. Fish and Game.
 "A. l.. .Amcs. accompanied by hi, charming wife. left thi, week for DaW- son City where they will make their nfturc home.
 Headquarters for Choicest Creamery Butter. full cream Swiss and Limburg- er Cheese. Hunt Grocery Co.,, 326 Front Sereet.
 Editor A. C.. Me Bride, ot the Doug las Island News. was a.visitor in Wran- gel this week.
 For first class shave hair cut or shampoo. patronse the o. k. Tonsor- al parlors Finest brands of Cigars X Tobaccos.
 Tuesday next i- th" 4th of .Iuly and as such il will be iiitin-.l celebrated in Wrangct. There will be tn. usual cN- eersi>e. in the morning. and in the aft ernoon Il programme of -port- will be carried out. See list of prizes in anoth- er column.
 J. D. Rockatcler wa- passenger on the Pacific Coast steamer Cottage City which went south on Sunday last
 The king" has been intoxicated all week: on Thursday h" was h,.-fIy drunk.
 Gospel meeting every sunday night at 43G Front St. at 1."U r. IL. Bible class every Sunday morning at II o'clock, in the same place. All are cordially invited to attend
 Ed. C. Russcl ,Jr. editor of the great Juneau Daily. was d passenger on the Orizaba bound for Portland Oregon where he will represent Alaska at d meeting of the Editors Association.
 Books! Books!
 For Sale or Exchange, by the Hunt Grocery Co.,. 326 Front Street.
 The Rev. H. P. Corscr the new pas tor of the first Presbyterian Church. made this office d pleasant call this week. He is bright and entertaining gentleman: and We predict for him sue cess in his new field. Mr. COrser will on his work in Wranyel on Sunday start evening. July 2nd.. when it is hope the citizens will turn out and give him a rousing welcome.
 The Bachelors Club will give Il Grand Masquerade Ball at the Opera