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SEWARD IN PORT
The Alaska Steamship Co.,
was in receipt of 85 Ions of
coal on the steamer Seward
last night. The vessel had a big
cargo on board for the various
joints north of here. The Al
aska Railway Commission had
a river boat which is a stern
wheeler, and flat bottom scow
aboard the vessel, for use in
the survey of the route for the
railroad to be built by the gov
ernment from the westward to
the interior.
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It is expected that the City
of Seattle will reach here about
noon tomorrow, southbound.
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SERVICES AT ST JOHNS.
Don’t forget the special pop
ular patrotic services at St.
John’s Church Sunday evening.
The theme of the prelude and
the sermon will be “A Big Lib
erty.” This is the Sunday be
fore the Fourth and so begin
your Independence week cele
bration by going to church. All
are cordially invited to attend.
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Those one piece dresses at
Field’s are correct in style and
price adv.
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Don’t put off your 4th of July
buying until the last day. Let
Field the specialist fit you out
tomorrow. adv.
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Are you going to Rupert on
July first? adv.
Alaska Transfer Co.
Walter Gray, Prop
GENERAL TEAMING
AND DRAYINQ
ORDERS TAKEN FROM All
DOCKS
PHONE EITHER 77 OR 51
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ARIVES HOME ON ALKI
Miss Amy Hunt, one of the
most popular young ladies of
Ketchikan, who has been spend
ing the past winter attending
school at one of the Sound Un
iversities, returned, last evening
on the Alki. She was accom
panied by Mrs. IJ. W. Hunt who
has been south visiting friends
and relatives for several weeks
at Portland, Tacoma Seattle
and Bellingham.
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The Spokane got away last
night and is expected to reach
Ketchikan early Sunday morn
ing.
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KETCHIKAN'S MASCOT
Manager Purinton, of the Ket
chikan Baseball Team, had a
real goat shipped to him from
below and is now' at the Alas
ka Steamship dock. Mr. Billy
Goat will be the mascot for the
ball team and will be much in
evidence at each of the games.
As suggested by Mr. Purinton
it would not be a bad idea to
have the goat do its share when
the Civic Club starts out on its
crusade to clean up the old tin
icans and paper of the town.
^This particular “animul” has
| the dilating powers of anacon
da, and is therefore quite cap
able of making away with de
dris, especially ti cans and
paper. Now the Civic Club
has an opportunity to use
economic means in the coming
clean-up provided they see the
Manager about having the
loan of the goat.
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This is going to be some trip
to Prince Rupert. Make your
reservations. ad.
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DORY PICKED UP
Picked up adrift, one 10 ft.
dory, 4 ft. beam, painted grey,
Owner call at the Friendly Inn
and ask Tom Meland. adv.
LOOSES PROPELLOR
The halibut schooner Vansee
met with an accident yesterday
afternoon while she was on
her way to Seattle with about
85,000 pounds of fish. About
three miles northwest of Lin
choln Roi k the tail shaft broke
and the propeller was lost.
The Seward rendered ‘assis
tance to the disabled boat and
towed her to the New England
Fish Cmpany’s dock where
the fish was put in cold storage
The master immediately tele
graphed to Seattle for new
parts to be shipped to Ketchi
kan.
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The Northwestern is due
,from the south tomorrow
night.
The Princess Sophia is due
southbound early tomorrow
morning
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The Thomas L. Wand, which
arrived yesterday unloaded a
bout 7,000 cans and 15 tons of
freight for this port. '
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Anyone wanting cloth signs or
banners call on Newman the
sign painter. tf adv.
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ATTENTION A. B’s.
The next regular meeting of
the Arctic Brotherhood will be
held Monday, June 29th, at 8
p.m. All members are request
ed to be present. A cordial
invitation is extended to all
visiting brothers.
W. K. SPAULDING, A. C.
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The Weekly Miner $3. a year
Stedman Cafe
Reopened Under New Manage
ment
Short Orders at all Hours
Salads
Coffee and Cake—Sandwlohes
HOME MADE CANDY
Ice Cream
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Silent, sturdy, clean
running machine, with
under water or regular
exhaust. High tension
magneto or battery
ignition systems.
The CAILLE, the one
outboard Motor thats
J. R. Heckman & Co.
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spect and for the sake of my patrons. When you
have pulmblng to be done, oall on me and have It
done right.
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