The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-04

Mir. K. J. Knyg has been in town from Ideal Cove. for several days.
 Mrs. Jack Layin has been quite sick for several days past.
 Chamber of Commerce meets Thursday evening of this week.
 Up to last Saturday the Glatawa made 10,852 miles carrying the mail.
 J. P. Collins left on the Humboldt for a trip to Seattle.
 A dance at Red Mems hall, Satur- day evening was well attended.
 pr. ". W. Green and wife return ed to Portland last week.
 Mr. Chris Treton of Petersburg was over with Us the latter part of the week.
 Enoeh Peterson has gone down to take charge of the Santa Ana can nery.
 The Alice came in from Tonka last Friday evening and left out satur- day morning.
 F. E. Smith and Jim Weeks have finished up a 200,000-foot raft of Al logs on Zerambo island.
 Messrs. Taylor, Gray and Cole brought in a fine lot of ducks from the stikine flats last Friday.
 Receiver HellenthaI was in town several days last week. His eyes are considerably improved.
 The Wrangell mill has contract for 1,50O,O0O feet of lumber to be de- liYered at Juneau this fall.
 Traeys launch took dozen young people over to Elephants Nose, for an outing Sunday afternoon.
 Herman seimer is over in the Ba- sin working on the Smith claim. He is expecting MT Tisdale to arrive about the first of October.
 MT. Fred B. Wright, of the Geo logical Survey, arrived down the Sti- kline last week, and Monday took the Humboldt for some point below.
 Red Men are becoming numerous in these parts. Two were finished up Saturday evening, one was started Tuesday evening and still other ap- plications come in.
 Fred Wilson, after an absence of several months at Hadley, Loring, and other points down the channel is at home again. He is talking of going to California for the winter
 CHICKENS FOR SALE: All of my chickens are offered for sale in lots of 10 or more, at 50 cents each. Hens all good layers. Ludwig Berg, In genborg Farm, Wrangell.
 The Dirigo was in early Sunday morning with little freight and a big mail. For some reason she was the first boat from the south for week.
 Thanks to Al Woodhouse for a bou- Quet of choice flowers. By the way, Wrangell has a number of flower gardens that are showing off to good advantage just now.
 Ole Johnson and John Olson are still driving work on their Basin claims. Every time they come into town they bring in rock that is an improvement over the prior samples exhibited and that was good enough
 TO THE PUBLIC
 Notice is hereby given that 1 will not be responsible for any bills that may be contracted by Capt. W. E. Bruce R. c. TURNER.
 Wrangell. Alaska, Sept. 5, 1904.
 Merchant F. W. Carlyon has bought from R. c. Turner the mail contract between this place and the west coast of Prince of Wales, to take control the first of next week. It is MT. Carlyon's intention to put good freight and passenger boat on the run.
 The ship Indiana reached the A. P. A. cannery Saturday. She went to Bristol Bay from San Fran cisco {. aoad with salmon, but as there was not a load for her she dropped in at the Wrangell cannery, where she will have no trouble in getting a load.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Peo- ples' Church most cordially thank all those who insisted in making the social that was held in Red Mems hall, Saturday evening, Sept. 3rd, so successful. It would specially mention the boys who helped, and all those who took part in the pro- gram.
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