hut we count. Now tell me r; 11 about
sheldou TU. All about school ami town.
The dogs sleds are 10 to 20 feet long
and 2 to 4 ft high and 2 to 4 tt wide.
Well Friend Alfred I hope you write
me a long one Good-bye Truly you is
Charlie Segoak hth.C.
XVe arc giving,nlihredale.l,the problem of
the Ott.miml tr.for -• me inarm t have re
c«ivnl tli.ui-.Mte. A man w ah av. eight gallon
jug full i<t -\11tp met annul with an empty
three gni.and uu eniptv ti\ega) jug. If the man
with tile litl le jMg*. emihl ri: viile if e-ptalb i:>
i lig ilu jug.-, int ntiotu<1 he v. ;\v to l.aw h.> U
of it.Htie i> the tirs! .-oluiion --eiil lie Hitny
V.Jolimon «>i Si'aM -oiik.
“h'iil the five g.d.lon jug, and j■■om
it into the three gallon jug leaving 2
galions;etnpty tlie 3gallons into the
eight gallon jug ami pour the two
gallons into the three g tllon jug and
then fill the live gallon jug and pour
all possible into the tlttee gallon jug
which leaves four gallons in the live
gallon jug.”
Following is the second solution sect
bv Henry Ivanoff ot this vdlr.ge.
“He fust fills the three gallon jug
then pours it intothe five gallon jug.
again he tills the thiee gallon jug
a id pours all he can into the five
gallon jug. which leaves one gallon
in the tlnee gallon jug. He now
empties the five gallons into the
eight gallon jug,then pours the one
gallon into the live gallon ing.ard
refills the th ee g t'lo.i jug win. h lea
ves t * k- g il i t the eight g tllon jug. ’’
We are giving both solutions as they
a:e worked diJerently.We ;:re also
taking the liberty of abbreviating
them a iiihe O: her souHion came
1 oer but «s they were the same .* s
the above we are not publishing.Can
it be worked any other way? Who
will send in a good brain twister for
solution? It will help to while away
the pleasant winter evenings
UNALAXTEET ITEMS
Mr II a liey is now carrying mail.
Mi beesvm has also begun the
same work. Every pupil of school
age is in s ho* >'.,u iih one exception.
Mi John Summers came in with
the tiist outside mail. Oscar Hull
went up the river a few days ago
with the out going mail.
The Nothern bight has a goodly
number of Outside subscribers.
Tlnnksgivi’jg services were held
at the church. A full house both
morning and evening.
Mr Iuglested isstill with us. We
think every one is delighted, for it
means some more extra good sing
ing at the church.
Great preperations are on foot for a
c<> ii'imec! Christmas e nett uumeat.
The school and church unite in one
great celebration.
REM DEER
Shaktoolik Fair Feb. 12 —17
Akiak Fair Dec. 11- 16
Krerv body get ready for the pa
rade to the Shaktoolik Fair.
I >r I/rnb will attend the Sh.iktoo*
!ik fair this year. That’s good news,
Mr- Shields asks this ipiestion in
hisdistrict," Mow many of you could
start a fire without a match?’’ This
will prove an interesting stunt to all
din ing the evening pogratu at the
Shuktoolik Fair.
We h .ve recently relieved notice
from Mr. L«>pp lhat. 'I'he American
F id and Textile Co will pay 30 cents
a po tnd fo good dry hair,delivered.
^iuce wH’un'Mie *»ditoH'd Mr K»kt
HIM y* '‘v*lf ,,Mt vr \*,o’t is still a
living widower as far as we know.
Two int'-rin*in” si lifu H' tN'is iu-vt