Of Local Interest
From Saturday's Bulletin.
Dr. C. L. Hale, the well known
dentist of Seward, has decided to
open a dental parlor here, and
came over on the Saratoga for that
purpose. His office will bn in the
postoffice building in th^ suite
formerly occupied by l)r. Rvstrom.
Judge Lyons will leave for tIn
states on the Saratoga. He will
eturn in ab out a month.
The Ogle County, Illinois, Re
publican contains an account of i
reunion at Oregon celebrating th
60‘h wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Rysttotn, parents of \V
A Rystrom, of Valdez.
Dr. Boyle returned on the Sara
toga from a short trip to Sewart.
Funeral Services.
Funeral services were held ovn
the remaihs of Charles Debord at
A
McKinlev Hall this afternoon at
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two o’clock, under the auspices of
the Arctic Brotherhood. Rev. Tay
lor delivereb the funeral sermon.
The pallbearers were Arctic Broth
ers Kraemer, Winter, Steele, Carl
son, Dooley and Rochford.
Money For Schools:
The Reservation school board
has received a communication from
Geo. Distin, stating that he has
forwarded the report of the hoard
to the treasury dedurttnent with a
request that 11500 he placed to
the credit of Treasurer Rudolph.
The money will probably be forth
coming in a short time.
From Mondays Bulletin
Al. Dowling; who came from tin
west ward on the Dora, has been
prospecting around Unalaskn for
8 ilplnir mines. He made a num
ber of locations and has samples
of the sulphur wilh him.
Grant 8weet, who spent several
years in Valdez, expects to return
north early in the spring.
“Scotty” Crawford is preparing
to move the outfit, of the Kotsina
Copper Co. to his claims. Me lias
eitrh* horses and will take in 12
men to work the property this
summer.
Ambrose Bell and INorman Mer
chant expect to spend the summer
prospeo'ing on the Sound. They
will build a launch and bring it
up with them.
Boyd Leedv will return from
Seattle on the Pennsylvania. He
spent the summer with Deyo’s
survey pnrtv on the interior and
went to Seattle from Catnlia this
winter.
Prescriptions are filled by us
with the utmost care. Every part
(if the work of preparing tie
medicine and checking off, as
Well as writing the label, is done
by a graduate experienced phar
macists. Owl Drug Co.
From Tuesdays Bulletin
Mrs. Chap. Dreihelbis, wife of
Charles Dreihelbis, formerly d< puty
marshal at Valdez, died at Fair
banks in the latter part of Decem
ber, of peritonitis. She was 32
years of age, and was born in
Marshalltown, Iowa. In 1903 she
was married to Mr. Dreibclbis, the
ceremony being performed at Val
dez. Two stepsons of Mr. Dreibel
bis, are the only remaining rela
tives.
Sausages.
We have in stock German Ham
Sausages, Balony, Blood Sausage,
Liver Sausage and Frnnkfords, at
Valdez Market. Phone 29.
Wm. Egan left on the Saratoga
or a business trip to the States,
tie will return on one of the nex
touts.
Dr. Hale, the dentist, has taken
»ver the practice of nr. W. A. Rys
rom, and will tie located permnn
ntiv here. His ofih es are in tlx
mite over the postoflice, formerly
•ccupied by Dr. Rvstrom.
The large outfit of the ftizim
dines Co. has started for the in
erior. the first load being takei
•ut with four horse teams yester
lav morning. Saturday the camp
outfit was moved to Dutch Flats,
and as soon as the bulk of tin
ireight is at Comfort the men wil
•o to the camp and work bad
rom there.
The launch Galena Bay is uj
from the mining camp of ti e sam«
name to get a load of lumber fo?
in office, which is to he lmilt neat
he beach below the property. Eii
Larson is in charge of tin boat.
You cannot mistake the phic»
VVe are the only RED CRQ^«W
DRUG CO.
It is well worth ones while t<
irise eariv these (lavs in order t<
•ice the fine lot of horses which
start on the trail every morning
There is a better hunch of horses
now7 working on the trail than has
ever been used before,
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Neal Resigns.
J. W. Neal, who has been ir
charge of the agricultural experi
mental station at Copper Centei
since it was started has resigned,
and left for the states on the Sara
toga. He will join his family in
California. The department will
send a man on one of the next
boats to take charge of the station.
The outfit for this summer is now
being moved in by C. II. Lig. thall.
H. L. Tuliv is in charge of the
station at the Center at presei t.
Miss Mary Osland
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Hats Remodeled
Hats Made to Order
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Itocal Mattress Factory
It is not generally known that
Valdes has a mnttress factory, but
such is the case, and that it is
I capable of doing good work and in
huge quantities is evidenced by
the fact that it has just secured a
contract from the Seattle hotel for
furnishing all the mattresses used
in that establishment.
M. I). Gleason, who is the pro
prietor of the factory, has had
years of experience in the busi
ness, having been employed in
some of the largest furniture fac
tories on the const, and has been
in the business for himself for a
long ti * e. He makes all varities
of mattresses to suit the demands
of the most particular and the
local users cannot go wrong if they
patronize his establishment.
We received on the Port’and a
fresh lot of Beef, Mutton, Pork
urkeve, Chix, Geese and Oysters,
Valdez Market, Phone 29.
Billy Settle is in from Copper
Center preparing to tnovt to mov<
he season's outfit for the store and
roadhouse over the trail.
Claims Great Discovery.
The Alaska Monthly Magazine,
published at Juneau, makes ihr
announcement that one of its staff
has discovered the long sought
cause of the glacial period of the
world, that for fifty years has been
the inscrutible mvstery of geologv.
Eminent scientists have sought in
vain to solve it.
The story of this great event
startp in the February member of
the magazine ano should he read
by all Alaskans. Subsc ihers t«'
the Pkofpector may obtain the
magazine at greateiy reduced price,
as we have made special arrange-’
ment- with the pu'dishtrs. Start
with the Fehrurarv number so a?
not to miss any of this interesting
sory.
\V. II. Bush has been laid up
for several days with an attack <d
the grip.
(ifo. Hogg, who is running th
in uncli belonging to L. Torstensor ,
has been in town for several days.
The Bertha is hilled to leave for
the ,S*uth today, hut it i- lafe ar
riving from the westward.
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