Alaska sentinel., 1905-04-13
The Wran8eII Drug Go.

Vim. Lewis is improving his residence property.
 There is every indication of q big Der r crop this year.
 4 new line of Trusses just received by the Wrangell Drug Co.
 Don't fail to read the smalley Gaso- line engine advertisement.
 Nr. Samuel Sylvester left for Seattle on the Humboldt, Saturday.
 Ole Johnson last week laid new floor in the [. s. Saloon building.
 Donald Sinclair has Lad a new floor laid in the City Store building.
 \ new picket fel.ce adorns the Er win property occupied hy J. <. Clark.
 \ fine lot of logs in the boom at the mill, some sealing as high as l4,0oo feet.
 Joe Erwin, an old Wrangellite. they say has struck it rich on Ophir Greek, ne@r No;ue.
 Mrs. Wm. Fowler underwent a pain ful operation by Dr. DeVigne, Saturday, for verbose veins.
 Despite the stormy weather last week, Capt. Orr made his weekly trip with the Clatawa on time.
 Capt. Jackson, owner of some good mining properties over on the west coast has been in town some days.
 Capt. R. Foosness came up from Lin coin Rock, Friday and returned sunday, knowing more about Redmanship
 There has been a black bass craze or here during the week, numbers of those fish having been caught off the dock,
 Any one having claims against the Peoples Church, will please present the same to Lauros Millizan, at Carlyon's.
 The owners of the Antelope have had her on the beach several days, making repairs and putting in new machinery.
 Paul Bergfeld returned from Juneau last week with a voice on him like cal iope, having contracted one of those Taku colds.
 The Catherine N. is undergoing quite change Several feet of her cabin space, aft, has been removed, which will give additional deck space for car rying fish.
 Ernest specht came in from Marble Creek, near Shakan, on the Clatawa, Saturday. He says they have coinplet- ed a good wharf, and are now at work ", under Col. Mason.
 The old and reliable Cottage City, un, der command of the pioneer skipper, David Wallace, made a flying trip in Alaskan waters last week. She left here Monday, went to Juneau, Skagway, Sit ka, Funter Bay and Point Ellis, and was back here Friday morning.
 Inspectors Of hulls and boilers Whit nev and Newhall passed down last Thursday on their way to Ketchikar, expecting to return to Wrangell about the 17th. It looks somewhat strange to see Whitney without Capt Lehners ,who has resigned to be with his wife, who is in poor health.
 Attorney R ". Jennings came down on the Dolphin. to be present as MT. Sylvester's counsel in his suit against de bonis non administrator Wakefield The case came up for hearing and after be- ing argued pro and con, Commissioner Thomas postponed it to May 2nd. Mir Jennings returned home on the Jeffer- son.
 When Paul Bergfeld returned from Juneau, last week he swore out a war want against Fred Johnson, for stealing his boat. Johnson was given Q trial, convicted and sentenced to 40 days in iail. In this case it came out that John son also took the oars and oar-loclls for which Geffe is serving a term in jail, but Geffe plead guilty to taking them in or der to shield Johnson, to whom he felt under obligations for pulling him out of the river.
 Mr. Horace Cummins reached Wran- gel, Monday on his way to Shakan, from Minnesota, where he spent several wks visiting his family and friends. His son who was here with him last summer, he left running paper at Eagle Lake, Minn. MT. Cummins says that L. P. Hunt, secretary and manager of the Shakan Salmon Company, and his wife -a,,, I,, and Mp Innf