Alaska sentinel., 1905-09-14

the City of Seattle.
 Try Pacific Brand Evaiorated Cream, and you'll have none other.
 MT. and Mrs. Boyd Young came oveI from Shakan on the Alki, Saturday.
 Capt. John Johnson and wife came LII from their home at Lincoln Rock, Monday
 Mr. and Mrs Fred Stack pole came in from the Smith-Hollenbeak logging camp, Sat urday.
 Attorney 2. R. Cheney returned to his home at Juneau on the up trip of the City of Seattle.
 The next term of district court will be held at ketchikan, commencing Monday, Oct. 2nd.
 You may kill eight deer his year if you can find them-which any man can do on the adjacent islands.
 Bookkeeper ". II. McNair and family are occupying the J. I. Waters residence on Hamilton Heighths-one the coziest in town.
 According to what the crew on the Peer less say, we may look for tise Challenge in Saturday next, with the canning crew from Klawack.
 Several parties went over to Woronofski. tDelT vessels filled with those delicious red huck- leberries.
 The government survey ship Gedney, l Capt. Dickens dropped anchor in this har- Dor at p. m. Saturday, and remained until Sunday noon.
 MT. John Mantle was up from his ranch and saltery, day or two last week. Abe Wodaege, who had been down to Mr. Man ties, returned to town.
 The regular occasional dance took place Saturday evening" and it is thought another will occur next Saturday evening, at the same place-Red Mems Hali.
 Married-At the Peoples Church, wran- geli, Alaska, Sunday, Sept 10. 1905, by Rev. Harry P. Corser, MT. Steve Chernof and Miss Lillian kasunk-both natives.
 Our merchants are shipping great stacks of goods to the West Coast by every trip of the Peerless. This is good for our merchants and adds largely to the coffers of Capt. Orr.
 Messrs. Buell. and 0glevie, two young men in commercial lines, were here last wk. MT. Buell. handles the celebrated Pacific Brand Cream, mentioned in our advertising columns.
 | George McGee came over from Klawack on the last trip of the Peerless, having fin.
 
 l the cannery will run for two or three weeks yet, and that up to the time he left they had up about 23,000 eases.
 Sim Freeman who has been here the past four months as inspector Of customs. finish ed the season last week and returned to his home at Juneau on the Seattle. Sims man. ly form and winning ways are greatly miss ed-especially by young lady or two
 Townsman Bruno Grief believes in keep ing things moving. His big brewery build ing has been standing idle for some time, so he is having the second and third floors cut up into good, comfortable living and room- ing quarters, And he will have some good Tones.
 Mir. F. c. Strickland came over on the Peerless from Woedskv, to s end Sunday in Wrangell. NIT. Strickland is Lord Mayor: Postmaster and Justice of the Peace at Woedsky, and he says that with T. J. Case as High Sheriff, they have a splendid gov ernment.
 Harry Brice went to Ketchikan last week, remained day or two and then returned on the Seattle When he went to Ketchikan, MT. NJ. R. Rosenthal went with him, and l Harry persuaded him to go on below, to take much needed rest and get him away from business cares.
 The Wrangell correspondent to the Rec l ord-Miner says There is a bright prospect for several big changes in business in town, and you may soon see good sized factory in running shape, new wharf and cold storage plant. etc That writer usually knows what he is talking about.
 The SENTINEL erred last week in stating that the name of the teacher for the native school was Mary Mclean The name of the new teacher is Lenora Easter, and she | frOr Missouri T1T | lieve, is employed at some point on the west coast P. of w.
 l 4 granite monument weighing 2.S0O fts.. was recently shipped 10 this place from be- low, to be placed at the grave of Shadesty, step-father of Mrs. Fred Wigg. It is per feet image of huge bear. sitting up on his l launches, indicating that Shadesty was 6 prominent member of the Bear tribe.
 Capt. Orr proposes to have more room and better Accommodation for passengers on the steamer Peerless, and to that end carpenters Cole and Noble went to work Sunday, lengthening and widening her house. The house will be several feet lon- ger and some inches wider, and will make her an excellent passenger craft as well as a good freight carrier.
 Messrs Mersch finished up that Indian school building, last Friday. The building is not large one, and judging from the size 1 of it and the length of time it has taken to construct it, of the $6,605, the contract price, itis safe to calculate that net profit of s. 00O will be laid aside for rainy day We congratulate the contractor on his good for tune; and as Uncle Sam pays the bill, of i! course he can stand it,
 If We hear correctly, the Japanese cook on the Peerless, on the last trip out was seized with the hallucination that he had trod this mundane sphere long enough, and 1 then repented. Just below Dry Pass he very deliberately threw himself into the sea and tried to sink; but not being able to do that he struck for the shore with all his strength. A boat was lowered and in ten minutes from the time he jumped he was back in the warm boats galley, a mighty 1 glad Japanese,
 The lighthouse tender Heather, with Capt l Wm. Gregory in command came into this port Saturday evening and laid here until Sunday morning, when she proceeded on