Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-29
J. A. Mason made trip to Juneau

J. \. Mason made trip to Juneau, this week.
 The steamer Mount Royal is in port and intends to start up the river again immediately after the City of Seattle shall have arrived from below.
 Mrs. Alex Choquette, near Sing Lees store, on Front street, will do your wash ing, either family or personal, in first class manner. ml.
 MT Vim. D. Gutman, travelling repre- sentative of the Seattle P.-I., was in Wrangell last Thursday, and did some business with our people.
 Miss Jennie Chambers and Mrs. <. G. Lister, after an enjoyable three weeks visit with Mrs. and Mr. F. W. Carly0n, have returned to their hone at Olympia.
 Another man has gone wrong. One night last week Jack Collins went into the bay all oyer and the next jay off went the moustache he bad spOrtel for years.
 Attorney J. A. Hellenthal raturned to Alaska ou the Cottage City. His -eu- erall health is very much improved and his cyes;Eht is much better than when h. left cast last winter.
 The wife and little daughtse of book keeper W. D. McNair arTly55- from be- low last week to gladden. til, heart ol Mr. Me. They are stoapia. with Mrs NcGce, iG the Cole house ne i SENTINEL office.
 Nr. John Mantle was up from his altery during the week, ana on his re- turn took Abe Wodaege 9ith him to help him with his work. .ATr. Mantle wanted to get fishermen, but said he could ind no idle men,
 THAyKs.-I take this means Of thank ing the hremcn and citizens of Wrangell for their prompt action aud hard work, through which my home was saved from destruction by fire, June 24th.
 Mas. IDA UHLER.
 Master Wallace Sinclair celebrated his 9th birthday Thursday last, June 22nd, and in the afternoon he entertained a number of his associates at AIckiunon Hall. Games were played, luncheon was served, and the little guests voted Wallace the hero of the day.
 George Irvine, mayor of Ketchikan, and q promising attorney, came up on the Humboldt, to represent Vim. Fay Tor in suit of Reid vs Taylor, action for money, before the Commissioner. Mir. Irvine talks ketchikan first, last an all the time, and says the town is a hummer
 G. W. Card now has one of the best steam logging outfits in Alaska and had the Antelope tow him down to Fools Inlet, near the south end of this island, last week. He took with him as help CTS Dan and Henry Mckay, AcCa7-ty Bros. and Jim Mattson,-all Blue Noses but skookum men.
 J. F. Collins wears a broad smile, these days. His wife and little Patience arrived on the Cottage City from their Mr. Collins mother, Mrs. P. A. Collins, who comes all the way from Bay City, Mich. This is the first time mother and U F. says "now that I have got her here I'm going to keep her-and no josh
 The Ragnhild got in Monday after- noon from her trip to the westward, re- porting 8 pleasant trip. They came via Copper Mountain, and report the place except the shelter, completely wiped out by fire, caused by forest fires thal are raging there. The mountains are reported all ahlaze, and the smoke oh the straits is almost suffoeating, Dr. Green Of Wrangell has been en- tertain7d by the local fshcrmon of this place the past few days, and all admit that he is a post graduate of the Wraa- gall Fishermen's Club, Of whom they may be proud, especially in his ability to uphold their reputation for veracity but the dsctor can catch trout.-Ees- chikan Journal.
 Hon. ". L. Distin, Alaska's Surveyor General, and Mrs. Distin were passen- gers OF the Cottage City, en route to their home at >itka, after an enjoyable trip and visit with friends in the East. MT. Diztin called at the SENTINEL office, but further than to sta.s that they had had a deliehtful time, but were glad to get back to Alaska, refused to be inter 1 viewed. He is as joyidl as ever, and 1 feels better after a much needed rest.
 Last Sunday evening a ripple of ex- citement and interest eentered in a boat race, wherein marshal Grant, Adolph 1 Engstrom and Alex Yreatt were Chas i ing Frank Halpin and they caught 1 him, brought him back and lodged him 1 in jail. Halpin had attempted immor- al practices upon a young son of Mir. 1 Engstrom, and being caught was at- l tempting to escape, His examination resulted in his being bound over in bonds of $2900