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G H U, K 0 0 T P 0 S T
An. Unofficial Periodical, published without‘expanse to the Government
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Volume 4
Aural
1th
1924
Noll 4
FORNANCE WILL HAKE TRIP TO JbVRiO SUNDAY :
j.he Harbor Boat Fornance will leave at 3:00 a*rw Sunday morning,
bureau, and. will return to the Barracks on or about
^pril 13. 1/iajor F, L# ^adddr., commanding here, has been appointed
to make an audit of ohe books oS "one Alaska Road Corirai3sion, such a.6
is regularly ma^e each year. Lt* and Mrs* Grady, Captain Wright,
^gt. Gustav Kline will also make the trip.
FATHER GALLANT TO HOLD SERVICES IN HAINES SUNDAY:'
Father Gallant, priest of the Roman Catholic Church at Skagway,
will oe the guest of Lajor and lira* F. 1.1.Maddox Saturday evening, and
v/ill hold services at the Catholic church at Haines at 7:00 o*clock
Sunday morning. •
As this is probably the last opportunity they will have to per
form cheir religious duties before Easter, all Catholics are urged
to attend the Liras 021 Sunday morning.
HAINES ELECTS HEW If AY OR AND COUNCIL:
At tiie ilunicipal election held in Haines April 1st, Mr. Carl
Bjornstad was-elected mayor. Councilman elected were Ed Fay, J.B.
Petersen, 3. Sheldon, C.B.McRae and E.E.Bromley. Mr. McLean was
elected chairman of the school board.
Their friends on the Post congratulate these gentlemen on the
honor accorded tnem by their fellow citizens, and the town upon the
city fathers'1 it has chosen.
RSV. MR. BROMLEY IN JUNEAU:
Rev. Mr. E.E.Bromley has been in Juneau for several days on
church business. He will return next week.
POST PERSONNEL ENJOYS 2LK3* D.\NCE: BASKETBALL 1EAM BANQUET:
Members of ^he Iso and 2nd Post Basketball teams were partially
regarded for their efforts, as representatives of"the Post in athlet-.
ics, by a chicken dinner at the Puillen house Thursday evening, prior
to the j-lks installation Dance, DlHiigr and dance proved most enjoyable.
A number of officers and their wives also attended the dance.
The trip to Skagway was one of the roughest of the season, the
Fornance giving all except the experienced dallors quite a thrill by
oucking wild waves. The officers and crew of the harbor boat, know
ing that their craft can stem any tide and wind found in Lynn Canal,
had qunsiderable amusement over the fears of the. landlubbers.
those Tailor made uniforms at last in sight:
Bie Post Quartermaster received, by* the last raail, orders to take
measurements of each soldier on this post for a specially tail
ored unifora, of the highest grade melton cloth. A proper fit will
be positively obtained. G^ie Quartermaster is now arranging to have
some qualified tailor take the measurements. As soon as the measuring
process is over, the requisitions forth© new uniforris will be forward
ed.