Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-20
Cur Local Grist.

llr. E, F. Lee, representing eastern capi- 1 ialis,s in mining matters, left for Chicago, l saturday last.
 Dr.J.J. Pittenger, Ketelikan's dentist, was in town several days during the week, practicing his profession.
 I'm from Missouri you'll have to show me, is thing of the past. It is now 1T m from Portland;-cxhibit."
 The Wrangcll Robe Tanncry will tan your Furs and Hides properly.
 E. WEST & P. HAUCHT.
 Capt. Butler and MT Buell were here with the Bear, Sunday, to get boom of logs for James Douglas Island saw mill
 The MyerS family, recent arrivals from California, didn't stay here long, going to Juneau last week by the Topeka.
 Mir. Wm. Cook is arranging quite a dis play of fruits to send to the Portland fair There should be more, now that the fruit season is upon us.
 Marion Smith is up visiting his father, F. E., and brother Bert, and to assist in doing some development work on the Basin min ing properties.
 In reporting the sports last week we inad- yertently overlooked the hundred dash, which was won by Albert Couture with Mr Stewart a close second.
 The types in which the SENTINEL locals are set this week, came all the way from the state printing otiice Salem, Oregon, in cases, and arrived in good shape
 John Hagstrom got back from Juneau, last week, after spending several weeks courting. Thursday John received the sad news of the death of his mother.
 While at this place Saturday, Rev. Jen. kins cut his right foot quite severely on q piece of glass that penetrated through his shoe. Nothing serious, however.
 Postmaster Worden hears from J. F.. Hamilton. He is at 92 Grand Ave, East Portland and though feeling some better than when lie left here, is very weak.
 Wrangel people are now enjoying large luscious raspbpriies, fresh from their gar. dens. As far as heard from We believe Donald Sinclair gathered the first bowlful
 Mcssls. Grant, Patcnaad, an Stevens puj in the day last Friday angling at Pats creek and lake. llr. Grant was unfortunate in losing his rod and basket, by some means.
 i,,j Thomas Jcnk!ns came uD from ketchikan lest week and held seryic-s at the Peoples chu.ch sunday evening, be- sides service al the CG.tom Louse in he morning.
 Mr. Bsuno Grief cornare q big po-caa'ne on the dock, earl@ Saturday mfnin- 5a9 the little fellow Wa. nui injured ami >.aa.- pered of at the first pportuhity-4 4uil. .s and all.
 Charley Cagle is still in the land of the living. He makes q remittance to SENTINEL from Saldoyia, on Cooks Inlet; but he >ay> not word as to what he is doing. Getting rich, we hope,
 And still Capt. Orr has not reached here with his new boat. A note to F. W. Car .yon stated that he would leave Seattle last Monday, which should bring him to Wran- gell tomorrow or SaturdaF
 Capt Finch wa, not successful in his search for the lost Spokane anchor. After putting in two days dragging the bay, he gave it up. It is no easy task to locate an anchor in 70 tathoms of water.
 The Pati ence c. went down to Santa Ana Friday with supplies for Collins and Ma sons saltery. Mesdames Goodrich and Me Robie went along. and Mrs. Goodrich stayed to visit her father, Capt. Amundson,
 Mir. G. F. Johnson, one of the main own- CTS of the Marble Creek quarries and who has been over there some week, came over on the Clatawa from Shakan, Saturday, and at once took the Humboldt for Seattle
 The currant bushe~ on the Crittenden place, both red and black, are groaning be- meath their load of fruit and Mr. McCor- mack will ship them to Goldstein, Juneau Bert Blackmar has the contract for picking them.
 MT. E. G. Worth was passenger up on the Dolphin, Friday and during the hour the vessel laid here was kept busy shaking | de nit Tro,,vall r. his way 10 Haines to do some work tor the government,
 And still the run of fish in the Prince of Wales section is reported to be very light. It is said that the canneries at klawack and Shakan have each put up about 1000 cases. The cannerymen are praying for heavy rains to raise the streams and start the ti.h.
 The Electric Light people tried to rustic enough patrons to justify them to start up on the 10th; the long days made it look a little dubious, but they made it all right and Sunday evening the machinery was set in motion and the little E-hts shone forth as brilliantly a> ever.
 L.J. Cole and F uausht have fouul that it is not neeus. ary 10 go away from home for good trout tiShing, when at high tide, they can stand on tine bssaE waters at their back doirs and pull them Il. AIr. Cole got ! ten and Mir. taught I,Gt inc large fellows, sunday,
 Owing to there bein- no entries for lle boat race last saturday, tle race WAS again postponed to next saturday eyeninT. Those wishing t. eater the race will ple3s- h6nd lHeir name, to either member of the com- mittee-Mcssrs. Coulter, Campbell or Tree manly 6 ?. m. Saturday.
 Judge Munley was a assenger down on the Humboldt, Saturday, on his way to Se- atlle from Fanter Bay. le reported that the cnnnery at that point lad mp 14,G00 case of salmon, and the tish in that section running in large numbers-more being talk ! en than the cannery can comfortably han de. Friends of J. T. Barron are all pleased to hear this.
 If you have any samples Of good ore, take them to P c. Jensen and let him ship them to the Portland fair. Remember it is of no particular interest to Mr. Jensen further than to advertise theresources of the section