The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-03-13
MISSING MEN

Inquiries have been received by the Office of the Governor, Juneau, Alaska, regarding h e following persons supposed to be in Alaska.
 Ernest Hogsteadt: A bout 60 years old; Swedish birth, tall, fair. Last heard from two years ago Tn Monterey, Cal; wrote his sister he intended to go north at that time and probably would go to Alaska. He is an heir to an estate that is waiting to be settled.
 Tex, Eugene. or Gene Gordon: Has spent over 35 years in Alaska but went outside about five years ago. However, was supposed to have returned and was allegedly seen in Juneau some three years ago. His daughter is very anxious to communicate with him.
 George Behnke: Born in Hayel- berg about 1880 or 1882. Last heard from in 1914 from Spokane Wash. Served four years with the marines on the Alabama. His sis ter, the last of his family. is very anxious to hear from him.
 Martin Otterstad: Born at Ror- seskogen, Norway, on May IS, 1895. His parents are Anna A. and Ole o. Otterstad. At one time he was employed as miner in Ju- neau and is now believed to be else where in Alaska.
 Thomas and Adam Brown: Lived on Fortymile Cree k in 19O3-09. Thomas Brown left Dawson on Sep tember 5, 1903, for Douglas, Alaska. The nephew of these two men is anxious to hear from them.
 Fred Elwell Mcleod: Believed to be somewhere in Alaska. A public worker, probably with a railroad company. His niece would apprec- fate getting in touch with him.
 Benjamin Dunlop. Formerly lived on Canadian side but in October. 1916, left his forwarding address as Tenakee, Alaska. Friends of his relatives last saw him before 1916 in Vancouver. Hts niece is anxious to communicate with him.
 Pete Oshust: Aged 3S His wife Anna Oshust of Roslyn, Wash, is anxious to locate him.
 Walter Noble: He is an old fam fly friend of the Afford children who are now grown and would like to renew h cir friendship. They have not heard from him for over twenty-five years, and when last seen was a middle aged man with graying hair. He is a cook by oc- cupation and at one time was em- ployed by the Buxton Lumber Company
 Harold or Bud Erickson: Had worked in Chiehagof fer quite some time. He is a young man about 35 years of age, has fair hair and Verv blue eyes He Is a miner and sup posedly following this occupation atI the present time. He hasn't been beard from for 21a years and his relatives are very anxious to get in touch with him.
 Herman Guttenplan CT Herman Plan: Has not been seen by rela- Jiyes since 1915 at which time he visited in New York and presum- ably returned to Alaska. He is a harber by trade but is interested .n prospecting II S last q re S, which appeared on a letter written by him in 1916 was Herman Plan. Red Dragon Hotel at Iditarod or Flat, Alaska. and also Cordova, A laska"
 Lawrence Edward Barron: This man was interested, along with eight other men, in a mining ven ture, supposedly 150 miles inland from Ketchikan. His last letter home was written on September 20, 1885, and postmarked Ketchikan. Alaska. His wife and daughter have both been ill and are anxious to get into contact with him.
 Edward Chrysler or Crysler: Last heard from in Dawson, Yukon Ter ritory about 1916. He has probab- ly moved over to the Alaska side; he would be quite an elderly man by this time.
 Samuel Graham: Last heard of in Yukon Territory-was a blacksmith by trade but prospected and ran a roadhouse at Fish Creek. About 1904 he was reported to have left