The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1941-07-11
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The North Coast, Northland
Transportation vessel, calling in
Wrangell Monday morning carried a
passenger list of 315 persons, lao
first class and 175 steerage, accord
ing to Purser Paul Richers. Purser
Richers said reservations out of Sc
attic were at a permium, the North
land lines being booked we'll into
the summer. Among those on the
North Coast were:
G. A. Gustafson, well known Al
askan and Captain Of the Estebeth,
mail boat on the West Coast run
out of Juneau.
Sam J. Paul Juneau pioneer mer-
chant, was homeward bound after
several weeks Outside. After attend
ing the meeting of Grand Lodge, F.
& A. M. in Seattle June II, Paul
went on to California for a vacation
trip.
Deputy Marshal John Cashen was
a passenger from Ketchikan. He was
going through on the North Coast
to Sitka where he has been trans
ferred to relieve Sid Thompson, tenn
porarily appointed to the place Of
deputy marshal Bart who died some
time ago. Thompson will return to
the Juneau office.
Charles R. Wicks and Virgil C.
Stetson, U. S. Army Engineers were
Sitka bound aboard the North Coast.
Taking a load of equipment, includ-
ing a steam shovel and caterpillar
tractor. they will supervise the
building of five miles additional
road in Sitka in connection with ma
tional defense.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Capps of Spo-
kane were roundtrippers on the
North Coast taking vacation
cruise. Mr.. Capps is head of all
branches of the Armour Company
Three well known Tacomans, Mr..
and Mrs Dwight Orr and son, Dwight
Jr., were booked for the round trip
of the North Coast. Mr.. Orr has for
many years been connected with the
Weyerhauser Lumber Company of
Tacoma as an executive.
DR.. and Mrs. J. ]. Pfister of San
Francisco were passengers aboard
the North Coast Monday for Juneau
where they will join G. w. Skinner
for a cruise on his yacht Nellwood.
DR.. Pfister is a dentist. The Nell
wood with her party of tourists is
expected to sail south this week.
1t has been making an extensive
tour of Alaska, going as far as the
Aleutian stands.
Miss Cecilia Gurr of Portland was
through passenger on the Canadian
Pacific Princess Alice last Monday.
She is well known in Wrangell hay-
ing lived here some years ago. Miss
Gurr was bound for Juneau to Wis
it Mary Wander Leest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Wander Leest OF
| that city, and will return home in
August, stopping in Wrangell to Wis
it with the e. R. Sharnbroichs for
week or SO.
Leonore Kaufman, daughter of
Bob Kaufman, Juneau restaurant
man, was a through passenger on
the Mount Mckinley Wednesday
bound for Seattle.
Rod Darnell, popular Juneau bus
mess man and proprietor of the
Triangle Cleaners there, was Seattle
bound on the Mount Mckinley on "A
business and pleasure trip.
Miss Mabel Monson, Juneau school
teacher was a passenger on the
Mount Mckinley Wednesda after
noon. She was booked for Seattle.
The Princess Charlotte, Canadian
Pacific liner stopped in Wrangell
Wednesday afternoon south bound.
She had aboard 215 tourists on a
special tour cruise. Her next trip
north will be on her regular SEIZED
ule carrying her usual north and
south bound passenger list