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C?m it or pfcett- ?rd?r? tor Gttwoi
h/? And Val bi*U tWr*r. ddUtred lu
)<mu uuhc t? Ta? Mttcul
..Society
Mr. aud Mn. A. C. Bku>c.h&rd an.'
eotufurtabiy (or Ut? winter iu
U> Huiica tiuuw aULneJL
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Mia.- t.oljctii'K' Wtudeu aaketl
Mjso llujd&b**. Mi*m Vati de Woli,
Mr. I Utrriiuui, Mr. Johusuti
aul Mr M A. Suuw u> tk? home
on W--due?<lay etetiiug to tiH;i eat
Uu taww otUt? Mte> Whak-u wou
iU Uio VV P. A. <.iut> v<UM"Uiiniuent.
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Mr? J D. StUK-o&UK'i look the
jriuc tut hxgU auwv arnotig woiuvu
J*>?l?r? w h'lka i.4ub (ur the month
j t OmU'ittr Mr Knuik IViisuu made
ii^u *ure wmwut the uieti.
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Miu ttlauf, irf WtxXeilorbe. vtiu>
a KUxM o t Mr? W. it MiUer> the
Xtf 1> |?Mt ul Uke *?k lUid left (ur
tii. auuLh ou UK- iYiuceati Beciiru-e.
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Mr aud Mr*. A M Wailkrk and
aunt ??*?? d)uti?r gutatt* ot Mr. <Uid
Mrs H K. Tayutr ou WediHsalay
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Mr ?ud Mrs Ktoaak Cox and baby
?tt< tin ...I^er* on Cn- bt?.trur fa
a trip
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Mim Margarut Whttleu ruturuo!
favui tlaiuub wu Ukv K*?r*ou Omiuy
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Mr and Miv V?fln- Huk left fcr
U*-ir buiuc in Tfci-uuia uu the i*rkuo
ituurux
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1* L a KoUur to in Whiu-horsv
ua UumMmm*.
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The UdM Aid Society Uk< W?!
ti ?i*y *nt?; Mr* Jjuik? Keu?wJ>
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Mr and Mr*. G. H. MiiW and Mn
11 S. Pulini w*r*> dinner goeota of
Mr Mi Mr. & J. Marooey at th
Pulirti huuae i aM Sunday.
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Mr* (Majun Kennedy, Mrs. (Cat*
luxmW, Mr*. (Oapt . t White. Nln
<l^>ut t Miu-h?U. Un (Lieut t Morr
kki aial Mrs iiuMwr i d Fort Se^wsuit
? ? r? of Mrs. H S. Puileu on
VVed&EWtey
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Sergeant and Mr*. M. E Thompson
aiitt Mr* SUu*. ot Kurt Sewurd
?er? >ie*Lur* ui Skagtuy Wednesday
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Su|K *ud Mr* V. 1 Halm and eh Ik*
r*m itr? nj nuuie (o tMr friend* foi
i he winter m rxuuiai m the Puikui
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Ma* Mary G. tiudutaw wtus a dio
u?r gu?HC ot Ix aud Mr*. KeiW ou
iMty
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INFANTS AND CHILDREN
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Walli^ and
two suit, Alert and Howard, went to
attU- ui. the Jefferson where they
will spend the winter.
. . .
The lecture and social given by the
Indies Aid Society, last night in the
Methodist Church, was well attended
? !,d enjoyed by all. Dr. 1 'arsons an
ncuuv.d that the Aid Society had as
oam-.-d part of the current expenses
i f the church. mid that the proceeds
were tor this fuud. Receipts of the
evening exceeded the expectations of
the management.
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Mis. hY.iii ;-un, Mis^> Amelia Frand
-*111 nud Mr Andrew KY&ihIsjou left ou
the PriiK. v> lleatrice for the States.
After a visit m Oregon they will go
U> their old homo in KYeemont, Neb..
?vh?i*e Mr> KYandsun and her daugh
ter expect to live in the future. The
Kraiulsuu ftuiiUy have lung lived in
Skagway ;>nd will be missed from
-mung us iiu^s iYandson has for a
lon? time b<-m emplojvd by the Tel
ephone company. Thuir many friends
ivish th<nn Btii v <?>.& in their new home.
The must iuii*rtai!t social event
of the k was the entertainment
?*< by the White I'uss Atheletic
at r j;ib rooms on Monday
evening.
^ u - . u .. . i IKorary prugmn was
? iered early in the evening which
v . ?' illy good? each number
was h.-artily anchored and was gen- J
? rousjy responded to.
? r ^ L. Miller, chairman of the
UK* ting, introduced those ou the
tfv^raui ii ,,!m> niade a brief talk
>?i the history of the club. The fol
lowing program was rendered:
Overture bj Reed's orchestra.
- -Piano L>u*.<t, Mrs. R it-hard and
?iifco Gkutvj Kinase.
3.? Applv Biting Contest for Child
ren.
4 ?History of the Club, Mr. E L.
Miller
Vocal Solo. Mrs. H. D. Kirntoe.
IV Eating Contest. Little Boys.
Intermission.
7 ? Selection by Reed's Orch??tra.
Recitation by Harold Howerton.
S ?Mai- t}uart?"tte, W. C. Btauch
md. A C. liJanchard, M. A. Snow
and Samuel Guyot.
a ? Piu.io Solo, MUs Gladys Kiraise.
10.? Recitation, Mrs. A. \V. Reed.
11? Trombone solo, Mr. H. W.
Kirby.
12? Apple Diving Contest, Little
Hoys.
rh? lemonade and flower booth
was. presided over by Mrs. V. I. H&hn
and Mrs W. G. Cabie.
Mis. g. II. Miller and Mrs. H. S.
1'ullen with a number of able helpers
had charg of the luncheon booth,
and Mrs. C. D. Howerton and Mrs.
Maurice A. Coding sold many sweet
things from the ?uvly booth.
A fine cake was donated by Mrs.
t. J Miaw which brought a siiug
an.< it to the club by raffling. Miss
Genev lev*, u haled was the prize win
ner.
In the boys' ouuitesU, Charlie Par
ker took first prize and Edwin FYleden.
thai and i"rod Young secured second i
prize. After the musical and literary
l"'Qt>'Tum. dancing was Indulged fa
till a late hour A substantial lunch
eon was served throughout the even
ing.
If you want shell oysters, go to the
Pack Train Restaurant, tf
F. C. Havemeyer Jr. and J. G. Blair
came in on last night's train from
Whitehorse after having spent several
weeks hunting large game in the
; White river country. They had as guide
during the trip Joe Lamd of Arch
creek. They spent most of their time
about half way between White river
and Doniek.
When seen by an Alaskan representa
tive they reported having had asplendid
time and that the game is very plenti
I full in that section. Both gentlemen
are thorough sportsmen and in full
sympathy with the Yukon game laws,
which they think are excellent cn
' account of the provision made for the
j protection of same, but like others
lament the deplorable consequences
which result from the confliction of the
Dominion law with the territorial laws.
They brought out with them seven
caribou, three mose, four sheep, three
goats and one bear, a fine grizzily
Finding themselves in possession of
an excess of the deer family, according
to the Dominion laws, they have de
cided to ship the excess to Ottawa
from which point they think they may
ge'- permission to export finally to the
Unitfrd States.
They were unfortunate enough to
lose one of their goats on the way out,
a native dog having taken advantage of
an unguarded moment and made way
with it. Another fine s, ecimen of the
goat family was lost by falling over a
high cliff, from which point it was
practically impossible to recover him.
They had a few exciting monents
at one time in their rafting experiences
on the Kluane river where they had
gone for goats. Mr. Havemeyer said
that they were new at the game and
did not realize the swiftness of the
stream. Jumping aboard their raft
with poles only with which to manage
it, they found themselves helpless on ac
count of the depth of water anil the
swift current. Their poles were prac
tically useless and were carried down
the swift moving stream unable to
guide their raft. It struck on some
obstructions and they came to grief
getting wet up to the waist but man
aged to get out of their predicament
After this they used sweeps and had no
further difficulty.
Both gentlemen take a lively and a
very friendly Interest in Alaska and
express the belief that ignorance of
conditions out here is the cause of its
lack of recognition in a more liberal
way by the people of the east and by
the general government. Mr. Blair
nys he always feels like referring to
this country as the continent of Alaska,
and optimistically predicts that things
will work out satisfactorily for Alaska.
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