SCIENCE HAKE lilt
followed tl»e dogs or van ahead ac
cording to his fits oi mental dis
turbance. At last arousing he realized
that he was too near the mountains,
and after proper heart action was
established he righted the tangled
up team and drove to a near by cache
and there found his passanger sit
ting cold and shivering under the
cache weeping pitiously. He soon
was induced to embark and later
drove into Foot Hill.
Tho this took place some weeks
ago no similar symptoms have oc
cured to the parties mentioned How
ever, we are of the oppinion that so
grave a malady should be investiga
ted by a reputable physician or at
least some other government official.
II EKE \N i> III! KI.
A severe and prolonged cold spell
has just surrendered. 50 1 elow was
(lie lowest.but for days the mercury
danced a jig between 40 and 50
Ungakeolook.a native, who lias
been ailing for some time died Nov 30.
He was the oldest.nativie in the vil
lage; perhaps the oldest one along
the coast. It is said that he was be
tween eighty and ninety.
Mr. Inglesteadattended the re< ent
revival and as usual, with him, sang
ni ray beautiful selections, for which
we,in liehalf of the village,say thank
you very much.
Twenty one have already asked for
admittance into the church,and there
are still more u hoevpe t to unite.
The Christ ca is program under the
supervisio t 01 . b.n \ Iv.utoff was a
deci le 1 success; t vo <>l the pieces
reudf. ed we c v it ten, !*otli words
:i ;1 ni tsi • hv hi n. Mrs Van Ness
s i ig 1 D:\ie Citristmas solo which
p,,». «1 t*» be a bit.
White Mount iin, Alaska.
Dec. 20, 1916.
Mr. Iv K. Van Ness.
IJ: 1 link ket .Alaska.
1 )e irCo Wo; ker; Unclosed is fifty
eenls in stamps to help out your
postage on the N. Light.
We enjoy the little sheet very much
and wish to see it continued.
Our new school is prospering. Fifty
twoenrolled;all trying hard to gel
re idy for Christinas.
With the season'1. greetings.
|anus v <;osm.
Lusk,Wyoming.Sept. 29.1916
Mr K.K.Van Ness.
1 rnalakleet, Alaska.
1 >e;ir Sir:
I noticed an account of your paper
“Northern Light'’ in the May issue
ot the Normal instructor and was
very much inteiested in it. Will
you please send me a copy of the
paper?
Yours Truly,
Hkiiiclie 1 >va>
WISE AND OTHERWISE
An oid | reacher whs in tlit* hahit
nf going to his (him li i li it It- early
and rolling up his sermon slip it
into an .11; 14«• i hole in tlie wall near
h: | at I pit. One day Mime naughty hoys ar
rived on the scene and pushed the sermon deep
into 1 he hole.
usual, after lire prel- minaru s, the par
s(i. mint d to the hole and endeavored to ex
ti .ate his manuscript, hut each attempt to do
s. trove it further in; At last turning to the
waiting (lock he said, "Now hrethren I have
a powerful good set moil in that that atigev
hole hut I cant get it out. so to day we will
trust tin I .ol d lor the message.
All the voting people ‘litl credit to
theinselvR.mil t<» ireury who labored
so faithfully with them. Tito the
house was cum <Y<! yet there were
Xitiis sacks iot every one present.