LOCALS
Louis Wolfe, sourdough jeweler
came via Portage enroute to Kar
heen on the Glenora. He expects to
be in Hydaburg next week.
Paul Morrisson was Captain of
the gas boat ”NIP,” this summer.
Herbert and Percy Morrison were
deck hands. They fished for the
Noyes Island Packing Co. Their
summer’s catch as fallows:
8000 Chums,16000 Pinks,400 Silvers.
For the first time this year the
Hydaburg Athletic Club met at Mr.
Tom,s place of busines on Sunday
afternoon at 3 O’clock to talk over
athletic matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Laster watching at
Hunters’ Bay cannery, came in for
their mail this week on the Good
W3oy. Their dog through his excessive
sociability got left behind.
During the recent storm Mr. Collli
son’s boat broke loose from the
mooring at the float and drifted
over to Sukwan Island. He brot it
back undamaged
On Wednesday morning Sam
Davis, Mike George, David Jason
reported at church for work. Mr.
Howe, himself a handy man, will dir
ect the finishing of the interior of the
building.
Mr. Johnson, watchman at Rose
Inlet, came over Wednesday for
^ the mail.
He, Mrs, Johnson, Tim Hill and Mr
Rustan are the only denizens of
Rose Inlet this winter.
Paul Morrison shot a wolf yester
day.
I spent the summer at Kasaan
with my sister Mrs. Baronovich. Mrs.
Wallace, Dorothy. Florence, and
Nora also spent the summer at Kas
aan. Dorothy, Florence, and Nora
worked in the cannery, and I took
care of my niece all summer and
had a good time.
Nancy Scott
Mr.Walter Frank has been serios
ly ill for sometime.
He consulted the doctors in Ketchi
kan and returned on the Queen.
He was taken to Wrangell for medi
cal treatment two weeks ago, and
returned yesterday on Alfonso.
Paul Morrison secured his citizen
ship certificate while attending the
recent labor Convention at Juneau
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There are five kinds of toast’
Cream toast, Egg toast, French toast.
Buttered toast Dry toast Some
after dinner speeches come under
the last mentioned classification
John Skultka is lugging lumber
home for his new home.
Frank Natkong is building an ad
dition to his house.
How many have been sick during
the year? asked the teacher when
giving a lecture on the care of the
teeth. A dozen hands went up Teach
er: “That's good."
Mrs. Clara Webb, local nurse, and
Miss Grace Zerfey matron have
moved into the little cottage former
ly occupied by the Band boys.
Both women feel quite cozy. The
patients no long need to climb
the hill to find the nurse.
I
narrow Escape
Richard Nix is the Captain and
owner of the gas boat Valder. Mr
Nix and his two sons, Joe Cecil fished
for the Rose Inlet cannery.
Last summer we had a full of
fish. From Hydaburg we started ot
the cannery with the load and we
got caught in a storm on the way
over. We had to stand on the hated
to keep the water from coming in.
Once the engine stopped because
of the water in the engine room.
We threw the seine over board and
and pump the water out, then went
ahead again.
Cecil Nix.
When a duck lays an egg she says
nothing about it but just waddles
back to the creek to hunt more
crawfish.
When a hen lays an egg she sets up
such a hullaballoo that everyone
within half a mile of the place knows
it has happened.
Co into the market and price hen
eggs and duck eggs and investigate
the demand for each.
There is no individual or institu
tion which can survive withought
advertising.
Are you a duck or a hen?
CRAIG
GENERAL
HOSPITAL
Trained Nurse Always
In Attendance.
Dr. D.W. Figgins
Craig, Alaska,