LOCALS
We have now two new typeset
ters both of whom are eighth grade
rs, viz; Herbert George and David
Frank.
A basket social wras given in the
townhall on Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the local Church.
About forty baskets were sold. The
total receipts amounted to $561.50.
The highest priced basket sold for
$54.00 Albert Natkong and Joe Morse
bid against James Edenshaw, The
former two captured the basket
which was prepared by Martha Lo
gan.
The lowest price was $7.00.
Sam Davis w as the auctioneer and
a good one at that.
The baskets were all rich in con
tents.
The evening finished v/ith a short
dance.
Adam Spuhn is clearing a lot
for a new home
BAY VIEW NEWS
The Banshee gas boat owned by
Peter Anniskitt of Klawack made a
special trip to Wrangell for a load
of freight this week .
Lena Georg 3, th 3 only High schoo
girl, brot a basket for which James
Edenso paid $18.00
The Mill shut down Tuesday and
Wednesday on account of heavy frost
which prevented the flow of water
thru the pipes
Mrs. Campbell of the Jumbo Mine
passed thru on the mail boat. She
said her boy was growing bigger all
the time.
S
Paul Kogney is the King of wood
sawyers in this neck o’ the wood.
He finished six ricks for the Gov.t
school in four days. He is now cutting
or the H.T.Co.
Mr, George Haldane is Superinten
dent of the mill.
’’Get that Royal Tailored Look”
Authorized Dealer
' HYDABURG TRADING CO
' HYDABURG, AAA.
If every person would eat
an orange before breakfast
and another before retiring to
bed, he would not be bother
ed with indigestion. His dis
position would be affable, his
brain clear and active his
heart in tune with the com
mon good. jm
Oranges, Lemons, Apples^
Cranberries, Bananas this
boat.
HYDABURG TRADING CO.
HYDABURG, ALASKA.
Mr Dan Raffelsen is closing out
the Sulzer estate. He has been in
vited as our guest for Thanksgiving.
Mr and Mrs. Claudy and Daughter
Charlotte are now visiting with their
son Charley in Craig. Due to illness
Claudy has been deterred from com
ing down to install the new machin- ^
ery in the mill.
The young men met at Mr. Howe’s
house Sunday evening at 6:30 p. m.
to talk over starting a society, which
will include both young men and
women.
Fred Gardner returned to Cra^P
his home, on the Glenora.