Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-19
The WrangeIl Drug Co.

Marshal Grant came home from Ketchi- kan on the Humboldt.
 FoR RES7-Seven.room house in good part of town. Inquire at this office.
 Johnny kasunk threw 52 and won the phonograph which was rallied at Carlyon's Saturday night.
 Walter Waters has been having siege of eczema, but we are pleased to state, has al- most recovered.
 Miss Josie Preatovich, who has been visit ing friends in town for the past month, re- turned to her home al klawack on the fast trip of the Peerless.
 The old reliable Cottage City is with us again, having come up from below, Satur- day last, for the first time since breaking her shaft several weeks ago.
 Those wishing to learn to dance will do well by reading the notice of Prof. Geo. H. Edson, the we!i-known yiolinist and danc- ing master, in another column.
 Last week SENTINEL erred in stating that Capt. Roy Cole and Frank Thompson went 10 Bell Island Hot Springs. They went to Warm Spring Bay, and Jack Collins took them there in the Patience C,
 Jorgen E. Berg reached home on the Sc. attle. He has been working in the Windy Arm section, but said the weather there was too cold to please him. He will do assess ment work on his claims this winter.
 Mrs. Harry Brce came mp on the Hum- boldt, with the purpose in view of looking after things for her aunt, Mrs. Ro.enthal while that lady goes to her husband, YAo is quite ill in Seattle with tydhoid fever.
 Governor Brady has been investigated, MT. Frank C. Churchill, the special agent sent by the government for the purpose having reached Seattle Oct. 10 en r5ute for Washington, D. C., to submit his report.
 Kuiu Charley, a native, was arrested Sat- urday on charge of assault and battery upon the person of Sing Lee, the merchant. AS a result Of his examination he was fined slQ, and in default of payment, was sent to jail for five days.
 Fred G. Strickland, after having been in Nraugell on business for about 9 week, left for his home at WOeds6y. Sunday. Fred has new boat and will put in it a coal oil engine. He says he wants 10 use fuel that he can get any old place.
 Gordon Hoops underaent the operation ot having ii er alnputaLsd, last Friday, DT. Norman doing the work. MT. Hoops has hai some trouble with tAe member as a result of feion of threee weeks standing, and when the bone became necrose, he took time b. the forelock and had 1t removed.
 4 party consisting Of Messrs. Worden. Mason, AmundsOn, Dort, Stewart and BJeTre spent couple of days during the week over on the flats and succeeded in bagging about ninety fat ducks. SEyrryEL got . couple Of them, and t0 say that they are fine eating would be putting it mildly.
 1 newspaper published in Ohio recently brought suit agains; forty-fiYe men who would not pay their subscription, and ob- tained judgment in each case for the amount of each claim. Of these twenty-eight made affidavit that they owned no more than the law allowed them, thus preventing attach ment. Then under the decision of the su- preme court they were arrested on charge of petit larceny and bound over to the grand jury in the sum of 1,o19. All but six gave bond, while the six went io jail The new postal law makes it larceny 70 take a paper and refuse to pay for it.