Stikeen River journal., 1899-08-26
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LOCAL NEWS.

south on Tuesday bringing mail and passengers. Capt. N. Nickleson, who for some time past has been pilot on board the Al-Ki, is now master of the ship.
 If you want to get clothing at your own price: attend the Unreserved Auction Sale at the Standard Clothing Store, commencing on Aug. 26 Sec small hand bills.
 W,igel makes speciality of fine pastry to order
 The many friends of Mir. Kerr, man. ager of the,C. P. R. wharf, will rejoice to know that he has about recovered from his injuries which he received a sl).tti ne ago, anl is now able to be ont.
 For a first class shave, hair cut or shampoo, patronise the O. K. Tonsor- ial parlors. Finest brands of Cigars X Tobaccos.
 Barney Johnson returned from prospecting trip yesterday. He re- ports some rich finds on Cleveland Peninsula.
 Remember This....
 The Hunt Grocery Co. re- ceives Fresh Goods every week.
 The steamer Alaska, Capt. Crook, leaves to day, with the Garnet in tow, foc ketchikan.
 This next week, will be baby's week at Carlyon's gallery.
 The St. Michael's Trading Co.,, have moved into the new quarters on Front Street, opposite the Mckinnon wharf where there their old customers and friends will find themselves always welcome.
 Ice Cream Parlor: call and see us and we will treat you right. We are prepared to furnish it in any quantity on twenty-four hours notice. delivered to any part of thecity.-Wrangel Dairy Co.
 I. Frohman, the old time merchant and trader, returned on the Al-kl from visit with his family in Portland. Mir. Frohman looks as natural as ever and reports having had an enjoyable trip.
 Roy Cole, who has been spending a few days In town, returned on the AL Xxi, to Juneau.
 Duncan McKinnon, the we'll known Wrangel business man, is rapidly re- covering from the injuries which he received two weeks ago. His friends hope soon to see him on the street again.
 Have some pictures taken of your baby at once. Don't wait.
 The steamer Strathcona left on her usual run to Glenora yesterday.
 Bruno Grief, the well known brewer and saloon keeper, is going U open a branch house in Ketchikan. His friends all wish him the greatest suc- cess.
 "Bill" Reid, one of the characters of Wrangel, and for some time cook on the Baranoff, has moved to Sitka where he expects to remain for six months
 c. w. Slater, chief engineer on the steamer Klawack, and Mrs. Slater paid Wrangel visit this week.
 J. G. Clute, the head of the Canad- ian Customs Department in northern British Columbia, who has been spend- ing few days in Wrangel, left yesler- day on the Strathcona for Glenora.
 Dr. B. w. Wood formerly located on Cottonwood island, and later at Windham Bay, is spending few days in Wrangel.
 D. R. Irwin. a surveyor from Victor- ia, passed through Wrangel this week enroute to Cassiar
 A. Gallagher. a travelling salesman from San Francisco, is registered at the Fort Wrangel Hotel
 Miss Treadwell. of Klawack, came over this week on the steamer Klawack and paid visit to her many friends in Wrangel
 We have used Chamberlains cough remedy in our home for many years and bear cheerful testimony as to it's IL