T*H*i2 C*H*I*L*K*A*T P*0*S*T
Pdrt Wm#H. Seward
Alaska*
Friday^ ,At>ril 21st.
HP>3L6
LIom OF ORUSFLI/IS FOR THj£ WiSEK:
April 15 - Pfc.Matheson, Co.,,iIM
April 16 - Fvt.Howell,Co •"■S11
April 17 - PvtoJackman, Co*"dn
April 18 - Pvt .Ross, Co#uj2M
April 19 - Pvt.Steinback,
April 20 - Ff6. Carranaa, Co.,,i2M
April 21 - Pfc. Shipley,
PAOLFS' DANCP TOMORROW NIGHT:
The live aerie of Pagles who make their homes in
Skagway are to give one of their delightful dancing
parties in their hall in the northern tovrn tomorrow
night ,(Sa tur day)«
Fort Seward visitors are always made especially
welcome at these affairs,and each .Fagle feels himself
especially obliged to see that the Fost people enjoy
themselves to the limit* Without a doubt man^ of the
garrison will go up on the "Fornanoe1' tomorrow..prepared
to have a good time,ard they will not be disappointed*
The dancirg will begin at 9*00 P#M*
The "Romance” will lay o^er in Skagway Saturday
night,and return to the Fort at 10*00 A.IVu-Sunday,
or as soon thereafter as the "princess Mary" arrives
with the mail*
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NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS' SCHOOL:
Final standings in the N.C.O. shho&l which Capt.
Goode has ably conducted during the past winter, were
announced today . Written examinations were given in
the following subjects’. Infantry Drill Regulations,
Field Service Regulations, Map Reading, Scouting &
Patrolling, and Riot Duty,
follow':
1. Sgt.LaLonde, 98.^
2. Cpl .Sutherland, 96.37
3 . Cpl .Mo ok, 9 5.5/o
4. Sgt.Howell,
5 . Cpl .Colburn , 93,3/
9/; tr7dJ0
The standing of the N.C.O. s
3. Cpi.Jordan, 87.2>
9. Cpl .Anderson,85.3)*
10. Sgt.Hanson, 31.97*
11. Cpl.Loi’tin, 79.77*
12. Cpl .Whipple, 78.07*
13. Sgfc.Statzer, 77.5/fc
6 . Cpl.Jones, 83,
7 •% Sgt .An dru so ck.• ewic z, 88 »l/£
Col .Shaffer did not complete the course owing to hiB
duties in Hqrs.,
course.
Col. Hurd did not attend the full