CANDLE COMMENTS
The recent rains will considerably
augment the gold output of the sea
son and greatly facilitate the winter
tinancing of the camp.
'1 here have been few idle men in
Candle this summer and Just at pres
ent iveiy available man is being im
pressed Idio service, so that the road
eomm'wsiou, in having some willows
: cut which we are informed they pro
pose 'o use for a roadbed in tho exten
sion of the road up Candle creek next
year it obliged to employ natives.
Obviously the commission intends
‘o do some work here next year thougti
why this preparation, particularly as
iit involves a very small expenditure
was not made last year Is not so clear.
The direct sailing of the freighter
Valdez for Keewalik this fall will
prove most beneficial to the merchants
and other people who are having win
ter supplies shipped in ns it will enable
them to get perishable goods, up the
Keewalik river to Candle before the'
cold weather sets in.
On the HOth of September the anni
versary of the day “When the Alma's
heights were won."
Mr. Paul Degenkolb, long a resident
of Candle, attained the heights of hu
man happiness when he was married
to Miss Josie Traverso by our veteran
matrimonial general, Judge Cumpbell.
The bride, who numbers her friends
here by the population ol Candle, h is
resided with us for some time and is a
sister-in-law of our esteemed citizen,
Mr. Riley of the Roblnson-Greenlberg
Co. In the evening the happy couple,
ably assisted b y the family of Mr.
Riley, held a reception followed by a
supper and dance in the Candle hall,
Among the guests of the evening we
observed our Nome friends, Mr. Galen
Fry, who apparently spent at leas/
one very pleasant evening during his
sojourn in Candle.
The groom, true to ouv ui ihe pri.i.i
iinent proclivities of his home-loving
ancetrdal prognitiors in The Father
land has erected a cosy home on Hos
pital hill where the newlyweds will
always be at home to their friends. As
young couple have always been zeal
uob promoters of the good time In
Candle we hope to frequently enjoy
their hospitality and let our mucklucks
meet beneath the mahogany. It Is the
concentrlal wish of the camp that the
joruney so auspicousiy begun may be
long and happy, one blessed with
health and contentment, that the flow
er of friendship may flourish per
ennially along their path and that its
fragrance may arise likes sweet incense
to cheer them on their way.
Messrs. R. Christopher and C. Lar
sen who have been prospecting on 18
licnch are in town ns tho recent rains
precelude further sinking for tiro pres
ent, and it is encouraging to know
that working in a small way they have
tho prospect of a winters’ drifting in
sight. This ground though supposed
ly worked out several years ago bun
every year contributed something to
the output of Candle.
Mrs. Smith, a pioneer of Candle,
who tor years has run a restaurant
here, his purchased the Northern
building and is having it renovated
and changed to meet the requirements
of a commodious and comfortable
hotel. The front part of the store has
been laid out in bedrooms while in the
rear Mrs. Smith proposes to carry a
stock of staple groceries. That part
of the building so long utilized for a
saloon will provide ainpie accommoda
tion for a kitchen and a well lighted
and cheerful dining room.
Though her dining room help lias
been pretty promptly annexed by the
boys who are tired of their own cook
ing, yet with the cheerful optimism
of tlie sourdough, Mrs. Smith expects
to get all the ambitious boys sup
plied in due course when she hopes to
be able to return the services of some
nice trim waitress in her new hotol.
Messrs. A. U.vueen, K. Schumacher,
J. Kenney, C. ltinghauser and N. Fred
rickson having concluded a success
ful season on Bear creek have return
ed to Candle, having worked off the
spare averdepoise tissue during the
summer the boys look fine and fit.
Mr. O. A. Rundberg who has been
operating a steam scraper at the
mouth of Patterson this season is in
town for supplies. While he has had
a satisfactory season his progress was
retarded by a pump which proved in
adequate to Ills requirements.
Mr. Dimmlck of t lie telephone olliee
has just completed the moving up of
another building as an annex to his
office. This addition will materially
improve his residence anil provide ad
ditional offlec space.
(To be continued.j
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so are making enormous reductions in
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pas' two or three years.
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