The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-11-08

issue or the DIE Ire, ana tne seconu a reprint of the laska Sentinel, issue of April 4, 1907. Both papers were published by A. V. R. Snyder & Son. Incidentally, the supply of old Wran- gell papers for reprint is running low and we would like to again remind our readers that copies of old papers will be most gratefully received. Issue of May 8, 1906) Harry Raymond came down from Juneau on the Cottage City. In Douglas the order has gone forth that where boys of IT years and less are found on the streets af- ter nine o'clock at night, their par ents will find them the next morning in the city jail. That is the proper move and the example should be emulated by other towns, Wrangell included
 Squire Ludecke and Capt. Kidd have been making some much-needed improvements on the plank street in the burnt district.
 The new wire for the Wrangell Electric Light and Power Co.,, was shipped from San Francisco at 7:30 P. M., April IT, just eleven hours before the earthquake.
 F. c. Congdon, wife and son, came over from zarembo mineral springs Saturday last, and returned home Sunday in the gasoline launch. Among the good things they took home might be mentioned the pleas ant thought of having subscribed for the Sentinel for the ensuing year.
 MT. Allen Claire Snyder, assistant engineer of the N. P. T. & Pkg. Co.'S steamship Challenge, came over from returning by the same boat, Monday. He reports everything going smooth ly at the cannery. The schooner has 
 arrived with supplies, etc., from Frisco, and active operations will commence soon.
 MT. Hylands who has been work ing at Baker Island since November last, came over on the Alaskan and took the Cottage City for his home in Seattle.
 A. A. Hollenbeak Friday last bought F. E. Smiths interest in the logging outfit, and hereafter will conduct the business alone. Ace" knows his business and we wish him success. The logging outfit is now operating up in the Narrows, where MT. Hollenbeak went on the Hum boldt, Saturday.
 We forgot to mention last week that Marshal and Mrs. Grant and son Brigham returned home on the Cot tage City.
 Laurel McKechnie is now fireman
  his first trip, Monday.
 Woodbridge and Lowery were in from the Ham Island quarries during the week. They have been putting in a raft of logs, but will resume the working of the quarry soon.
 H. D. Campbell and family have moved into the J. s. Clark house near the jail.
 F. E. Smith has bought the dairy business.
 The new store building of F. Math- eson is rapidly nearing completion, and will be fine one when finished The postoffice will also be built soon immediately adjoining the Matheson store.
 Colonel Mason while playing this week fell and struck his hand on a broken bottle, inflicting deep and painful wound. JOTB6u, huuWl5 anu ahho DSA D left on the Humboldt Monday for Ketchikan. MT. Al Stewart of Conclusion Is land, arrived up from Seattle this week accompanied by Mrs. Stewart. The Far Niente came in from Port age Mountain and the Narrows the latter part of last week.
 Ole Johnson has just built re- frigerator for Donald Sinclair to be used in the store for keeping butter and eggs in cool place It is fine piece of work.
 The steamer Alaska is in readiness for inspection, after which she will aptar 1tnon har dI1tiac fnr thn mill