Alaska sentinel., 1905-03-30
The WrangelI Drug Go.

1 o. H Adsit of Juneau was here a DOT tion of the week on business.
 Since separating his kitchen from the dining room, Denny has snug little place,
 Messrs. Smith and Hollenbeck were in from the logging camp, Friday, after supplies.
 Mir. F. G. Strickland came in from Smiths camp, last Thursday, by the steamer Clatawa.
 D. Ledbetter, of Ledbetter 6 Wallace, Juneau, did some business with our merchants during the week.
 Mrs. II. ". Thompson, of Klawack. came over on the Clatawa, last week to visit Nrangell relatives and friends.
 MT. Frazer, the Canadian surveyor. .ex. poets to take part oi his crew from this place-among them the Couture boys
 \ fine line of Letter Heads, Bill Heads Envelopes, Cards, etc. just received at SENTINEL office, and drinted at less than Seattle prices.
 The Pillar Bay Pkg. Co.'S steamer, | Catherine N. was brought around from Point EIighfeld, Saturday, to be put in readiness for the seasons run.
 Mr. F. E. P. Keegan, of the Taku can nery and Cold Storage plant, was pas senger up on the Dolphin, and ran up town to shake hands with his many 1 friends.
 MT. Frank Dandy made round trip over to the Brockman place, on the r. of w., by the last trip of the Clatawa, and returned home feeling fine after a few days rest.
 After an absence below of several wks Capt. l. NJ. Hofstad reached home on Seattle, last week. The Capt. is very proud of the little son that arrived at his home during his absence.
 Collector of Customs Bronson has been notified by the Civil Service Board at Juneau that the date for holding exam nations has been extended from April 10th to April 25th
 Rev. Wagner of klawack, came over on the Clatawa for few davs' visit with friends on the outside Following in the wake of others he has changed his appearance by shaving off his beard.
 Roy Cole arrived in from Klawack last Thursday and has gone up the chan nels for short visit, expecting to get back to Wrangell in time to get over to the Prince of Wales on the Challenge,
 Peter Mckay is back with us again, as big and good-natured as ever. His old partner, c. II. Munro, is at Denver, Col, but is liable to be here at any time, for the boys can't keep away from Wran- gell.
 Those plans and specifications for the government school buildings have not yet been received and consequently our local contractors have been unable to submit bids. There must certainly be some misunderstanding.
 Say, fellows, look out Saturday morn- ing is the time when the good cook will sit and laugh to herself while you saw away at a piece of flannel with little batter around it that you take to be genuine hot cake.
 Our old friend Louie Couture has been cutting wood for some days over at the Olympic mines, for later use, returned home last Thursday. He brought back with him fine lot of good fat clans, and kindly remembered the SENTINEL man in their distribution.
 Last week Mr. \. s. Bennett, superin tent Of the mills, received q telegram bearing the sad intelligence that his wife was lying almost at Deaths door at their Bellingham, Wash home. MT. Ben nett took the Farallon for below, and it is hoped that on his arrival home mat ters will not be az serious as reported,
 J.F. Callbreath, ". Scott Simpson, wife and child, J. E. Craig and T. Cart ley arrived down from Telegraph Greek, the middle Of last week, after rough trip covering seven days with two dog teams. After remaining over one day, the Indian guide started back with the mail, accompanied by Messrs. Jackson, Conoyer, John Teryo and s. NJ. Johnson. The others of the party, Craig, Hartley, Mr. Callbreath and MT. Simpson and family went on to points below to be gone several weeks.
 Laura McCullan called upon chief of police Hunt yesterday and made com plaint against Frank II. King, saying he had swindled her out of Sl000 Accord ing to her statement, she paid King the money for claim he was to locate for her. She states he did not keep his agreement. She was referred to the of- fee of the district attorney. An effort to find King last night failed. The po- lice believe he has left the city, but will continue the search.-Oregonian, 18th.