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Elmer A. Friend, Editor u
Harry V Hoben. President Frank L. BalUine, X*.
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The luniy of a woman believed re
be Mrs. Herbert Havis, wife of the
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pur>er of tho Steamer Dawson, h.*.; •
boon re< overed from tho wreck of t ir
Sophia by divers. Davies’ body has nd
boon recovered.
David Delzollo well known Alaskrn
tiled recently at Juneau following a
iron ora I breakdown. Ho is survived : y
wtir •hi-’-rrl •bipjjer. isireliahleandaccurateMarket 1
tjen.**-t and price I iwmo «i •*,. y change in the Kut M »rket. J
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Why be satisfied with the wear you
' get frcr: ordinary boots
when you {jet sj r.'.udi i::orc from “Hi-Press?”
Thij i; no lib cbbi, bet a f.:.t proven by miners,
farmer:; end construct:on v. 'rl;from A»..v «.a to
Mexico. ‘-bTi-Prc- ’’ i; made by a nr./ and better
method—t^iojjrest .- • twcr.rin.. yesrs*
We use lhe u* .• ever cvulved—ectu ..ij t*.o
same kind that ^ks in*. * C;ocx!ri04i Auto i. ire3. ikete
seems to ho no wear-out I * * . A*'J t '.a bra* i *. ok.^ J
INTO O.'sii 5CLIO , i
Can’t br.!: or cor/so r.pr.r —r.ni
it’s wonderfully cor.-.fcrt:‘‘ ’
When next you ! !t the t" '1 t y t':e
Shupac- ;h >v.a ! c. _ i ■■ v
Hip i ; hcst for lh : rluicc”-, a v th.re
arc many other rlyLv',. Ask : ;r the
footwear with the KcJ Line Hound
the l oo—that’s “JHHrcss. *
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CHAS. GOLDSTEIN
& COMPANY
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of
JUNEAU, ALASKA
offers to tlu* Trappers of Alaska, highest Cash prices fo.-j
their Furs.
The Method of purchase is as follows:
Ship your fur in by express or parcel post if same amount
to S100. or o’ er. Vve will w ire our best offer, which it un
satisfactory we will either return your fur or ship to any
other point designated, all charges prepaid.
Comparison ol our prices with outside ligures win
prove that we pay more and you gel your money from
iliree to five weeks earlier.
References; Any Rank in Alaska. I)exter-Hor
'on National Rank of Seattle, National Rank of Tacoma,
Tacoma, Wash.
Make us a trial shipment. WE GUARANTEE SATIS
FACTION.
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(HAS. GOI RSTEIN & COMPANY.
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a wife two sons. Benjamin and Dav
id, and a daughter, Mrs. (louchenour.
Walter Ford, employee of the (»us
tineau Company at Juneau anil pre
mier baseball player, died two weeks
ago at Juneau of the flu.
Frank H. Patridge, employee of
the Treadwell mines, was recently
married at Douglas to Miss Con*
Pearl Hudson, of Vancouver, B. (\,
M. B. Archer. Douglas pioneer
resident of the island for ”.4 years,,
is dead following a paralytic stroke.
Christmas, 1!M7, and Christmas,
11)18, found Douglas under quaran- j
time, for the former year for mens'*
es and the latter influenza.
Mrs. Chris Tveten, of Petersburg,
has been appointed member of the
Territorial Council of Defense.
M. S. Perkins, editor and Manager!
of the Pet* 'shurg Report, the weekly
paper in that city, has been elected
eha’’Tnan of the Red Cross Chapter.
Work has started on development »
of the property of the old Kupreanof
Copper mines . located on Duncan can
•u!. Kupreanof Island, near Wrangel. 1
John F. Coffey has been appoint- |
ed United States Commissioner for j
the Talkeetna district.
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Juneau. Douglas, Petersburg ar • |
Wrangell have recently passed
through a coal shortage until the Coun
-cil of Defense requested the Alaska
Steamship Co., to send cargoes north,
whieh was done.
A gold strike has been reported on
Platinum Creek, in the Chisana, where
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soveial miners have built cabins.
Owing to the Influenza, the Cor- !
<lova firemen did not hold their mn.v
querade Ball on New Year's Eve.
Donald J. McCarthy and Mrs. Mar
garet Astrop were recently married
at Cordova. The bride was formeri\
clerk in the Cordova post office and .
the groom is connected with the Coo
per River Railroad.
Colonel John H. Crablebaugh, .1
newspaperman, and said to be one of
the first half a dozen men to prospect
for gold in Alaska, died during Dec- |
ember at Portland, Oregon.
Attorney and Mrs. A. J. Diamond.1
of Valdez, ait* rejoicing over the ar
rival of a 10Vi lb. baby boy.
More lots were sold last year in •:
Nenana than in any other town on the I
Government Railroad, according to the i
report of the Land and Industrial I)e- j
pailment of the Alaskan Engineering
Commission. In Nenana twenty-seven l
lots have been sold since January 1.
1 !> 1S. In Anchorage, but two sales
were consummated.
A Valdez man lias been reading up
on the raising of ostriches and in
tends to go into bird farming on an
extensive scale on one of the islands i
of the lower sound. Ho argues that |
cold weather will make the feathers ;
heavier and the plumes more beauti- |
ful. He will probably have to equip
each bird with snowshoes and a parka. I
F. D. Kuettner, president of the
Alasna Fish & By- Products Company
at Killisnoo, died at Portland last
month from heart disease, and his son, '
A. H. Kuettner, has succeeded him as i
the directing head of the company.
November, because of the Spanish
influenza epidemic there, set the high
record for deaths in Juneau. There
were 25 deaths from the disease.
A. & F. M., Valdez Lodge No. 16S,
installed the following officers: W.M.
Walter M. Elliott; S. W., Dr. J. A.
Silverman; J. W., John Cook; Treas* ;
urer , Arthur Lang, secretary, Ru
dolph E. Elmquist; chaplain, E. S. j
Bollinger; marshal H. Cockerill; S. D.
Harry Schutts; J. D., S. 0. Casler; S. j
S., Guy Cameron; J. S., Mike Scriven, j
Tyler, W. N. Cuddy. After installat- j
ion a banquet was given the newly >
elected officers.
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Power Company
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The Seward Hews Company
GEORGE PHELPS
Booksellers. Newsdealers and Stationer*
I Sailing: from Sails Southbound
Seattle From Seward.
Dec., 24th S.S.ADMIRAL WATSON Jan., 5th
Westbound ffoe to Kodiak.
REGULAR SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE TO
CALIFORNIA.
The Company reserves the right to change the above
Schedule without notice.
ADMIRAL LINE BUILDING
Wayne Blue, Agent • •.Seward Alaska.
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