Hr. Pederson, proprietor of the butcher ship at Haines, has returned
from a business trip to Junem#
PAID AD...ADV™
In appreciation of our business relations with our friends of ^hil*
koot barracks and Haines, we thank you for your patronage and extend our
best wishes for your happiness and prosperity in the He'/ fear.
oincerely Yours,
______ J?ay. .and JTpirman^.^ ______ ^
LODGE NOTICE:
Masonic Club—-Iffc and 3r i Thursdays,
Moose Lodge--—2nd and 4th Tj.es lays.
Improved Orier of Pei Men-*' CniJhat Tribe ,/9 meets this evening at
8:00 p.ra. (Friday, January 4, 1924) for the purpose of installing their
Chiefs for the coning year* After the ceremony of installation, to ’vhich
many local people have been invited, a banquet will be held. All mem
bers and invited guest-E ore urged to be present at a.3* Hall for this
ceremony*
PVT. MOilTuU, Specialist 6th Class, Electrician, arrived December
26th from the Presidio of Gan Francisco, and was assigned to the local
^.M. Detachment, in which he will xiil the po:st of electrician.
Ihe Q.M.G. was *:o?en out of their quarters in Building 15, and
have taken up their residence in the quarters formerly occupied by Sgt.
Harney. _ _
KOOTIE ORCHESTRA TO OB/E BENI FIT DANCE:
THE EVENING OF
AT
THE HOUTw IS
JANUARY 12, 1924
3uilding 14
8:30 p, m.
SOUVENIRS VJXLL BE SOLD TO THOSE ATTENDING DiE DANCE AT A
PRICE OF ONE DOLLAR, PROCEEDS TO GO TO THE BENEFIT
OF
KOOTIE ORCHESTRA
REFRESHMENTS
REFRESHMENTS
MAIL SCHEDULE:
Mail froia the Princess Line via Skagway on Pornance Saturday, Jan. 5
Estebeth Tuesday with Alaskan irfail only. •
7ITH APOLOGIES TO 7AJT? HAS ON ET CIE.:
The road, wherever we uay go, is now knee-deep with winter snow.
Unlike our CEilkoot Laureate, We can’t xa&a in rythnic verse relate,
how much we love to heave the scoop, but rather how we loop the lcpp
when e’er we slip on icy stoop.
0 n glazed hill side we soldiers vie with fleeting skis or else
we tie our snow shoes to our 12 C feet ani sally forth in snow and
sleet. On skis or snow shoes all goes well until you fall, and then
its-tell, the truth, the snow is soft, but trickles down one’s neck
too oft.