Stikeen River journal., 1899-07-29
LOCAL NEWS.

from Wrangel.
 Very few people have weak eyes from looking on the bright side of things.
 Ice Cream ParlOr: call and see us and We will treat you right. We are prepared to furnish it in any quantity on twonty-four hours notice, delivered to any part of the'city. Dairy Co.
 Dr.. Smith has opened a fine new san itarium and bath house at the saw-mill. He is prepared to give treatment for any desease. His Russian and Turkish baths are the best tn be had in Alaska, and equal to any to be had anywhere else
 The river steamer Casca left on Tuesday with a cargo of freight and live stock for Hazleton.
 The s.s. Al-ki on her last trip north completly destroyed the wharf at ket- chikan. Fortunately no one was in- jured; but the delay in building a new wharf will necessitate passengers being landed in small boats for some time.
 W,igel makes speciality of fine pastry to order.
 Congressman Sulzer and Capt. de Manderville are expected back from Prince of Wales island in d few days.
 The Pacific Coast steamers Al-ki, Queen and Topeka were all in port this week. The Queen and Topeka are oa the excursion run to Sitka and Muir Glacier: and each carries a large number of passengers.
 Heathens are people who do not vast their time quarrelling over relig- ion.
 Weigel makes the best Pies, Cakes. and bread in town.
 Lieut.. Governor Me Innes. of British Columbia, was a passenger from Atlin on the Tees. Mir. Innes made this of fee pleasant call while the boat was lying at the wharf. He was very much pleased at the up-to-date manner in which this paper is conducted, and said the JOURNAL would be credit to any of the larger cities of British Col umbla.
 Newton Spicer. manager for the Me kinnon wharf Company returned on the Al-ki from Juneau, where he had been on short business trip.
 Some men are about as much use to a community as last years almanac.
 9Fine Oranges, Lemons and Soft Drinks, kept by the Hunt Grocery Co.
 Fred Lynch returned on the Topeka from flying tri p to ketchikan.
 Miss Molle E. Synder, formerly of Wrangel, has taken uc her residence in Honolulu.
 A late report from St. Michael's shows that B. NJ. Jackson has been en- ragged at that place to defend a man on trial for murder.
 Poets take in the beauties of nature. Their wives usually take in washing.
 For irst class shave, hair cut or shampoo, patronise the o. K. Tonsor ial parlOrs. Finest brands of Cigars X Tobaccos.
 The river steamer Louise, belonging to the Klondike Mining Trading and transportation Company. and formerly running on the Stikeen River, was de- stroyed by fire at Victoria on July r..
 J. w. Stedman has severed his con- nection with the St. Michael's Trading Co.,, and will engage in business at Ket- chikan.
 Finest Apple Cider and Root Beer,-- Ice Cold-at the Hunt Grocery Go.
 The demand for legal documents and N Notary work has been very heavy at this office during the past week. Al such work is carefully and promptly at tended to.
 H. C. Strong and J. w. Stedman, re- turned from ketchi1an on the Topeka.
 The Hudson Bay steamer Strathcona left on Wednesday with freight and passengers for Glenora. nB'Special sale of views for one week: damaged; less than half price; at 10, l5 and 25cts each Sale begins