The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-11-17
. NORTHERN LIGHTS

The Juneau falI term of District Court will convene next Monday.
 There are II girls enrolled in the cooking class of the Kodiak school. Commercial work is now offered in the night school of the Juneau l Public school
 Sydney Laurence, noted Alaska artist, now has a studio in Cali fornia.
 Governor George A. Parks deliY- cred a patriotic address in Juneau on Armistice Day.
 The Canadian National this weel l discontinued its steamer service b tween Ketehikan and Prince Rupert
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 II. ]. Raymond who operates the warm springs resort on Baranof is land is a visitor to Wrangen this week.
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 J. R. Heellman and wife of Ket ehikan have gone to the States fo the winter. They are in Seattle al l present.
 William H. Caswe1l, deputy D. 5. Marshal at Sitka. has announced his candidacy for delegate to the Repub i iican national convention.
 
 Walter Cleghorn, Alaskan boxer, last week knocked out Luis Garcia of Los Angees. welterweight, in thc fifth of a scheduled surrounded.
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 Carl Brendible, native boy 15, suffered a broken collar bone whei struck by an auto truck in Ketchi- kan last week.
 L. M. Carrigan, well known com mercial traveller, is in St. Ann's hos pital, Juneau, suffering from rheu matism.
 The Juneau Lumber Mills ceased l operations on Saturday. It is not expected that the mill will start up again before the middle of April.
 The Elks of Juneau held Table Services last night for the late Bart lett L. Thane who was a life membe of the Juneau Elks lodge.
 Sitka and Hoonah experienced an other earthquake last Saturday. Tn shock was felt by the entire com munity at Sitka, but no damage re suited.
 Mrs. Esther Johnson of Petersburg is now en route to Lysekil, Sweden, her former home. where she plans to spend year, after which she vii return to Alaska.
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 Earl Dinner, the shrimp magnato of Petersburg reports that tn shrimp business is perking up just little bit. He says the eastern trad l is increasing.
 At a directors meeting held in San Francisco a few days ago H. F. Alex ander was reelected president of the Pacific Steamship company which operates extensively in Alaska.
 Dr. R. V. Ellis of Ketehikan wal called to Spokane last week to at tend his brother who is seriously il in that city. Dr. Ellis turned oyer his marine work to pr. S. c. Shurick during his absence. |
 The Craig school is now the proud possessOr of a piano, the result of community enterprise. The sum necessary for it's purchase was raised through a series of entertain ments given under the auspices o the school.
 The Second Division Democratic convention held at Nome last Thurs day recommended Thomas Gaffney to the Territorial convention as Q suitable candidate for delegate to congress.
 John Treadwell, 85, discoverer c. the Treadwell mine in Alaska. was found dead in bathtub in his apart ment at the Great Northern Hotel in New York last week Death ap. parently was due to heart failure * *
 The Indians of Petersburg gave 9 program of old time Indian dances last week. The receipts from the entertainment amounted to $167, which was used toward defraying the expenses of the Alaska Nativo Brotherhood convention held at An goon this week. * * *
 Resolved, that anything that will interfere with the halibut or salmon fisheries, will be against the best in l terests of Alaska" The foregoing resolution was unanimously adopted at the Ketchikan Commercial Glul last week.
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