SHORT STORIES f
The Gastineau Channel band has 19
members and four more expected to
join. ^ |
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Seward is delighted with her new :*
^:emical engine, recently purchased
by the city.
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Anchorage gardeners are protesting :£
■gainst the dogs of the city tearing up j:j:
their gardens.
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The San Juan plant at Seward
canned 127 cases of fish the first week :£
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of the season. :£
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Miss Clara Breakley, of Juneau, has :j:|
taken over the management of the *:•:
Pullen house at Skagway. jiji
Hugh B. Laughlin, with the A. B. C. :*
at Anchorage for several years, has re- :*
signed and will locate in the States.
Miss Gertrude Kendall and Miss N. jjj:
Nash, of the Seward teaching staff, jjjj
■went out to the States to spend their jjjj
■vacation. j:j:
Milo Kelly, an Anchorage mine oper- j:j:
ator, recently consummated a deal for :jjj
extensive holdings in the Willow jjjj
creek district. jjjj
• The Juneau Commercial Club is j:j:
negotiating with Ketchikan parties for jjjj
the establishment of a cold storage at xj
the capital city. jjjj
Robert Logenmnn, who formerly jjjj
worked for Price & Bennett in Anchor- jjjj
age, recently married Miss Elizabeth xj
Casey in San Francisco. jjjj
Juneau papers claim that 128 autos xj
are operating over the streets of the j:j:
city. Sixty-five of the number are jjjj
Jj^prds, Buicks coming next. jj:j
Monte Benson, an old-timer of the :j:j
Douglas island district, died recently j:jj
in San Francisco. Benson was a jjjj
thirty-second degree Mason. jjjj
Ashes dumped in the rear of the jjjj
Cooper block apartments at Seward jjjj
caused a small blaze which endan- jjjj
gered the building for a time. jjjj
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Dad” Hunt, a Matanuska farmer, xj
recently had a prize bull killed by the j:j:
Alaska engineering commission en- jjjj
gines on the government road. jjjj
Territorial school authorities will be jjjj
called upon to open a school at Hyder. jjjj
If many more children arrive at the jjjj
camp they will need a graded school. jjjj
The L. O. O. M. at Juneau recently jjjj
celebrated the burning of the mort- jjjj
gage on their building with a good jjjj
program and dance. jjjj
A Japanese cannery man employed jjjj
by the Carlisle people, while on his jjjj
way down the Yukon, committed sui- jjj:
cide by jumping overboard from the jjjj
Canadian steamer at Hootalinqua. jjjj
The Juneau chief of police is on the :jjj
trag\ of speeders who burn up the jjj:
roads so fast they throw splinters jjjj
from the board roadway to the great jjjj
danger of passersby. jjj:
Rich gold samples were brought in jjjj
to Juneau lastWeek from a ledge on jjjj
Chicagof island. The ore was origin- jjjj
ally discovered by Mrs. J. A. Cann, in jjjj
1903. jjjj
A suit to recover jewelry held by ';x
U. S. Marshal Tanner at Juneau has xj
been started by Mrs. Mexico Bennett, *x
who recently recovered from a shoot- $:
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ing scrape. X;
Miss Brownie DeWald and Wiliam
Rager, a leading attorney at Anchor- |:i;
age, w^ere married last week. The £:
lady recently arrived in Anchorage :$
Bozeman, Mont.
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After spending three years in Sew- xj
ard, “Slim” Lein, the former southpaw %
of the Anchorage baseball team, has
returned to Anchorage and will play -:j:
with the railroad team this summer. xj
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Joe Green has been appointed dep
uty marshal at Hyder to succeed John :j:j
Ronan, resigned; and Thomas Dalgity
has been appointed deputy at Wran
gell to take the place vacated by H. ;$
Wallace. :x
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The pioneers of Seward gave a ben- jx
efit last week for Lars Matt Olson, :$
one of the old-timers of the city, who
wants to go outside and was short of
money. A large sum was realized.
Mr. Olson was a resident of Fox
island tor several years.
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