LOCAL TOPICS
Mrs. Frank Fisher, who has
been in ill health recently, left
Thursday for Ketchikan to se
cure medical assistance.
Sunrise hours during the com
ing week will range from 6:05
a. m. Sunday to 6:12 a. m. next
Saturday.
Sunset hours will run from
5:30 p. m. Sunday to 5:20 p.
m. Saturday.
Through an inadvertant error
the name of Jack Fitzgerald
was omitted from the list pub
lished in last weeks’ edition
containing the names of those
members of the McVay search
party who located the remain"
of the missing man.
Mrs. Ralp Bezanson and child
returned Monday evening af
ter spending the summer in the
south. Mrs. Bezanson was ac
companied by Beverly John
son, youthful daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Holger Johnson, who
was visiting relatives in Seat
tle during the summer.
Mrs. Maud Miller, well
known resident of the camp
some ten or twelve years ago
and owner of considerable lo
cal property, died recently in
Seattle, according to late ad
vices, which gave no details.
Frank Hall, Stewart resident,
left Thursday for the Bridge
River section of B. C., where
he hau secured employment.
H. W. M. Rolston, former
Stewart publisher, who is now
a candidate for the B. C. pro
vincial legislature-from the At
lin riding, returned Thursday
afternoon from a campaign
tour which ha's extended as far
north as1 Atlin.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Davidson
of Stewart left Monday even
ing on a visit to Vancouver.
The Canadian National steam
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HOLGER JOHNSON, Manager.
ship Prince Rupert made her
last appearance of the year on
the local run last Sunday and
will be tied up at Prince Rup
ert for the winter after a return
trip to Vancouver, according
to press announcements. The
vessel will be given an over
hauling at the Prince Rupert
dry dock during the winter
months. The Prince George
will take over the local run.
Reports from Prince Rupert
indicate that Dr. William S.
Kergin will relieve Dr. W. T.
Robinson as physician at the
Premier mine about the middle
of November, while the latter
physician take sa vacation. Dr.
Kergin is the son of Dr. W. T.
Kergin, prominent Prince Rup
ert medico and widely known
in this section.
Next week the calendar is
all cluttered up with those
special memorial days—days
which no one observes and
which are becoming almost as
numerous in the United States
as saints’ days in Mexico;
where every day is dedicated
to something or other. Next
Tuesday iis Fire Prevention
Day; Columbus Day occurs on
Thursday and next Saturday is
(of all things!) Candy Day.
And, by the way, this week,
Oct. 1 to 7, is National Dog
Week. (Bow, Wow!)
Big Company Takes Interest
In New Big Missouri Co.
The Quebec Gold Mining
Corporation, an eastern con
cern of reported important
magnitude, has taken a large
interest in the newly organ
ized Big Missouri Corporation,
which recently took over the
assets of the Big Missouri Min
ing Company.
W. M. Archibald, of the Con
solidated Mining and Smelting
Company, J. T. Gregory, Dun
can MacVichie, M. Kendall, T.
Lindsay, W. R. G. Holt, and R.
M. Maccaulay are included in
the directorate of the new
corporation.
Work on the new Pioneers’
Home at Sitka is expected to
start in April. Construction
cannot be started earlier as an
act of congress is neccessary to
give the Territory title to the
new site. This matter settled,
another month cr two will
probably be required to secure
materials and get the work un
der way.
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teresting news items concern- ,
ing those communities that *
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