1ST. LIEUTENANT EDWAHD B. JACKSOH ORDERED TO CHILKOQT BARRACKS.
Orders have just "been received at Headquarters stating that
1st. Lieutenant, Edward B, Jackson, of Vancouver Barrackd, Wash
ington, has been ordered here for duty. lie will relieve 1st. Lieu
tenant kaurice E. Knowles, whose tour of foreign service will ex
pire April 27th. next.
TOE AT HER REPORT FOR DECEMBER, 1925.
Maximum temperature 46 degrees on 8th.
Minimum temperature 11 degrees on 6th.
Total amount of precipitation 12.38 inches.
Greatest amount in 24 hours 3.03 inches, on 7th.
Total amount of snovr fall 10.7 5 inches.
Number of days part cloudy 6; cloudy 24.
Number of days vrith ^01 or more precipitation 20.
No observation taken on 2nd. of month.
_E.E.Bromley, Cooperative Observer.
CHURCH NOTICE.
Kt. Waggoner, who is here holding a series of meetings this
week, will preach Sunday evening. His subject will be: "Not Ashamed
of the Gospel of Christ". Every one is earnestly invited to attend
this service, as well as the other services during the week.
Sunday School at 1 p.M. Evening service at &:30.
....E.E.Bromley, Minister.
NEW MEN CONTINUE TO ARRIVE.
In compliance with Recruiting Instructions Ninth Corps
Area, the following named enlisted men reported for duty at this
Post last Sunday, and were assigned to Companies "E" and ”P":
Privates Earl A. Jameson, George L.Anderson, Harold C. Gray, John R.
Greeh and Prank Jacobs.
The Chilkoct Post extends to these men a hearty welcome
and wishes their stay in Alaska may be pleasant and profitable.
TIE PERU LEAF BAKERY AND RESTAURANT
The Fern Leaf Bakery and Restaurant, located on Lain
Street in Haines, solicits the patronage of the public. Home Cook
ing a specialty. Bread, Cakes, Pies and Doughnuts always on sale
at reasonable prices. .... Lrs. M.Ragan Hallett, Proprietress.
THE ELITE STEAL LAUNDRY.
The Elite Steam Laundry is now prepared to do Pressing
and Dry-Cleaning on short notice. All work called for and delivered
and satisfaction guaranteed. Rates reasonable.
.... The Elite Steam Laundry.
SERGEAITT "SANDY" GILBERY K3TUMS FROli FJRLOUGH.
Sergeant "Sandy” Gilbert, of Company "S",. returned last
Tuesday from a two months furlough spent in Seattle, Victoria and
Vancouver, B. C. "Sander" says: "There is no place like Alaska and
Chi n'c'rt Barracks, and I am mighty glad to get back again".
POST kOVIES as usual on konday, Wednesday and Friday nights.