The Ketchikan miner., 1909-01-16
Local Happenings of the Past Seven Days Tersely
 Told.
iFrom Saturdays Dailyl


 terday, a young man, whose name We were unable to learn, broke tbrougt the ics and was rescued with difficult. by Martin Bugge and couple of other gentlemen who chanced to be near by. No doubt the skater owes his life to the heroic efforts of Mir. BugSe as that gentleman rushed out upon the thin ice with long pole which wa: thrust into the hands of the man and ne was pulled out with DO serious injury beyond wetting. Many whe witnessed the rescue are of the opinion that Mir. Bugge deserves medal for his brave act.
 The next public entertainment to be given by Thlinkett Tribe No. 1, Imp. Oredr of Redmen will be or Washinstons birthday, Feb. 2 1909, whch will be grand masquerade. Nothing will be left undone to make it up to date, new innovations will be introduced in decorations and appoint ments; this is mentioned to give am. pie notice to those who wish time tC prepare their costmes, or order from Seattle. Again thanking all for their kindness and liberality, and hoping to meet you all again,
 Respectfully
 Redmens Entertainment Committee.
 Mir. James. Gleason, who died yes terday morning, of hemorage of the lungs, at his home in Newtown. will be buried tomorrow afternoon at two O clock, under the auspices of the Order of Eagles. of which lodge he was a member. All who can are requested to attend as ample provision will be made for conveyance. Members of the order are requested to come little early if possible. By order of the 
 The Knights of King Arthur, the boys club of Ketchikan, held an important meeting on Thurs day night and elected the following officers far the coming year: King, Clyde Morgan, viceroy, Roy Pitten- ger. Seneschal. Lawerence Cagle, Master of the Exchequer, NaIoris Me Williams, Sentinel, George Cole. The Knights now have sixteen mem bers snd on next meeting night will initiate two more Pages. On Feb. and ?, some ten Of the boys will be promoted to the degree of Esquire with elaborate ceremony. The rank of Esquire is formed of those who take the VOW of temperance, purity and reverence. The Order of the Knights ot King Arthur is a revival of the old order of early days in England. It now has nearly 1000 Castles among the boys of Ameaica, in all the states of the union. The Castle here on Thursday pigth orders a request to be sent to all the public bodies of this city, to co-opearte with them in an observance of the one hundredth birth day O. 4 braham Lincoln, on Feb. F.
 Thursday evening the F. and 4. NJ. enstaIfed the following officers for the ensuing year: w. E. Zuber, w. NJ, J. c. Barber. s. w., J. R. Beegle, J. w., W. A. Bryant, Treas, Chas. Deppe, Sec, Floyd Ryus, s. D., Frank Burkhart. J. D.. Freemont King. s. s., D. w. Hunt, J. s., K. Kranczumas. Marshal, Rev. K. E. Roe, Chaplin. and Jas. Miller, Tyler.
 An inspection Of the cold storage plant of the Frye Bruhn compauy's $ local meat market will convince those concerning the methods of perishable meats of the fine condition in which the meat is pre- served. The cold storage is open for inspection 10 all who wish to see it.
 Mir. C. Deppe and family are con- templating a trip to Seattle in a few days. Mir. Deppe has not been out of town for any length Of time for long time and says he is going to pay ;he outside world long delayed visit. kumur has it that he may go to the old couprty before he reurns.
 Mrs. A. F. King, of Sunny Point, will be a passenger south, on the Hum bolt. She intends to make a visit to her old home in Rockford, Illinois, and. will be absent until next April. Mrs. King is engaged in the saitery business at Sunny Point.
 Dr. Myers. reports that Ralph Thompson, who fell on a slippery " ak, on Christmas eve. and ser iously prained his ankle, will be able to be out in another week with the aia of a cane.
 Today i. big day at the lake, nearly every one who can scare out pair of skates went up to take skate on the ice, which is fine.
 Mr. Freemont King, will make a business trip to Seattle on the Hum- bolt when she goes south, expecting to be gone but few days.
 
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