Stikeen River journal., 1899-07-22
LOCAL NEWS.
Fresh Rrcad at Weigels Bakery.

Capt. Wallace, arrived from below on Monday with large number of passen- gers bound for Sitka and Glacier Bay. She is due to return to day.
 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. Wrangel Dairy Co.
 I. Frohman the we'll known mcr- chant and old Alaska pioneer, left on the Topeka for visit below Mr. Frohman will return in about four weeks. and in the meantime he will re- new his acquaintance with his family which he has not seen for more than q year.
 Try Carlyon for Glasses.
 A number of Wrangcl's citizens were given a trip on the steamer Casca to Cotton wood island and return on We'd nesday evening through the courtesy of Capt. Whitmore.
 Weigel makes d specially of fine pastry to order.
 $. l.. Shannon. chief accountant of the Department of Railways and Canals for the Dominion of Canada, returned on the Strathcona from Glenora where he has been looking after matters per- taining to Mckenzie, Mann X Co. Mr. shannon was very favorably impressed with the country and spoke in highest terms of the courteous treatment he re- ceived at the hands of the Hudson Bay Company and others.
 Weigel makes the best Pies, Cakes. and bread in town.
 It is reported that J. w. Stedman will sever his connection with the St. Michael Trading Co.,, and remove to ketchikan or Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Stedman have both been very popular in Wrangel and our many citizens will regret to hear of their leaving.
 Fred Salaman left on the Rosalic for below.
 Carlyon has the New Gallery com pleted.
 T. C. McHugh of the St. Michaels Trading Co.,, has returned from short visit to Ketchikan and reports that place lourishing.
 J. F. Lipscomb, one of the former members of Co. H, l4th. Infantry has returned to Wrangel as a member of the Hospital Corps. Joe is bright capable fellow and will make valua- ble addition to that branch of the ser vice. Dr. Hendrickson is to be con- graduated on having him assigned to duty at this point.
 ET TFine Oranges. Lemons and Soft Drinks. kept by the Hunt Grocery Co.
 Miss Cora Smith left on the Rosalie for below after quite d long visit with her sister Mrs. Frederick.
 Henry Willard capitalist. promoter, and ex-railroad president, was passen- ger on the s.s. Queen.
 For first class shave, hair cut or shampoo, patronse the o. K. Tonsur- ial parlors. Finest brands of Cigars X TobaccOs.
 Private Grant. of Co. l.. etatloued here, met with a painful accident which might easily have resulted scrio- usly. He was on guard leaning on his rifle at the time the accident happened- Through some means the gun was dis charged, the bullet passing through both hands. The victim is in the hos pital and will probably escape without more serious loss than the use of one or two fingers.
 Finest Apple Cider and Root Beer,- Ice Cold-at the Hunt Grocery Co.
 The demand for legal documents and Notary work has been very heavy at this office during the past week. Al such work is carefully and promptly at tended to.
 The fine steamer Baranotf, Capt. Churchill, made the round trip to Kla- wock, HOwcan, Shakan and Hunters Bay this week. returning yesterday.
 Col. Crittenden was passenger on the Baranoff to Klaweck; he went over