The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-03-24
NORTHERN LIGHTS

Mr. and Mrs. ". A. Lievers of Juneau have adopted fifteen months old girl.
 The Petersburg Commercial Club is preparing new pamphlet ad- vertisng the town.
 A pamphlet will soon be issued descriptive of the Alaska Historical Library and Museum
 
 Lester D. Henderso. has been reelected Territorial Commissioner of Education for the sixth time.
 The cordoya City Council has granted an application for a cold storage and cannery. D. E. Hewitt is the new Exalted Ruler of the Elks lodge at Anchor age.
 The Petersburg high school has been placed on the accredited list of the University of Washington. Father James Remedy who was in charge of the Juneau parish be- fore the coming Of Father Rocatti. died in Tacoma last week.
 Carl Wold who has resided at Pe- tersburg for a number of years is 10 establish a general store and butcher shop at Port Alexander. 
 Frances Miller, a six-year-old Indian girl, died last week at Ju- neau as the result of burns sustain ed while attempting 10 start a fire with the aid of gasoline.
 
 Anyway, the Territorial legisla- ture provides positions for a nun Der of mighty sweet looking girls says Stroller's Weekly.
 The Canadian Pacific traffic off, eials predict the biggest tourist business this season in the history of their operations to Alaska.
 George Vlasoff. 72, native log
 
 ing limb while logging at Gravina Bay.
 John ". Mclean, one of the old- est pioneers of Dawson, died re- gently. He was a native of Sher- brook, Quebec, of Scotch parents. It is the intention of the Willow Creek Mines Company operating on Willow Geek iE the Anchorage dis trict to resume mining operations in the near future.
 Ernest P. Walker, one Of the board of managers of the Alaska Historical Library and Museum, whose term expired this month has been reelected for another term. The engagement has been an nounced of Miss Dorothy Baugh- man, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Baughman of Seward, and MT. Roger Henderson Stevenson of the U. S. Signal Corps.
 The British Dominion Mining Company Ltd, of Vancouver. is now being formed to take over a number of properties in the Salmon river section.
 The War Department has ap- proved an appropriation for im- proVements at Hyder Harbor to protect it from the flood waters of the Salmon river.
 Charles J. Fisk. a we'll known Alaska newspaper man who was recently connected with the Keteh- ikan Chronicle has gone to the Westward to become editor of the Anchorage Times.
 Chechakos may not see anything in 1t to regret, but many an old timer will drop a bitter tear when he reads that pinochle tournaments now constitute winter sport in Dawson.
 pr. W. Darcy Chace arrived at Valdez from Sitka, and will take up the practice of his profession. Dr. Chace is no stranger in Valdez, having been there before and also in Latouche and Cordova.
 
 Mrs. Tanner of skagway, wife Of former II. S. Marshal J. M. Tanner of the First Division, died in Ia. coma recently at the age or "A years. She was sister of former Mayor Emery Valentine of 1uneau.
 
 A recent report received by Me Kinley Park headquarters from the National Park Service, Washing ton, D. C., gives the news that an extensive road-building program will be continued in the park this summer.
 
 Charles F. Sanford, editor of the Hyder Herald, has rendered ms resignation as U. s. Commissioner giving as his reason that the duties to his paper and the community which he represents through ms | .Lt.o.4;ax praoI1Idp the holding or