DANISH COUNT HERE
Count von Platten of Denmark
likes the North country and pro
poses to live in it. He is a passen
ger on the MS. Boxer which is iv
port and leaves for the south to
day. Von Platten is headed intc
the Canadian wilds where he maj
be associated with the Hudsor
Bay Company.
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at the Alaska Shop.
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i 1 Leon S. Vincent and Mrs. Vin
' cent who have been teaching in
l the native school at Point Bar
row for the past three years, are
; passengers on the . S. Boxer,
| going to Seattle.
51 “We certainly had a final
| taste of Northern weather on
> this trip down,” they said, “but
\ at that we will probably be back
\ North again.”
I Teaching natives to talk En
| j glish is the chief task of the far
|! North teachers, they said.
I j Mr. Vincent’s father rebuilt the
i! Barrow school which was burned
i! out in ‘28 ad also built the King
II Island school where, because of
! i the precipitous beach line, the
| j houses and school had to be
j built on stilts.
Caroline Ugrulik, native school
girl from the Catholic School at
Hot Springs on Seward Peninsula
! was an arrival in Seward on the
| MS. Boxer. She is a sister-in-law
of Oscar Munson at Seldovia and
wil go to that place on the next
I trip of the Starr.
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Amanda’s Hand Laundry now
i open for business.
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The Cutter Chelan is reported \
| to be speeding northward from 4
i Seattle in response to an appeal
1 from Westward points to aid in ,
| the s arch for three missing (
| vessels, not including the M. S. «
j Chase of Seward. The M. S. Eun- I
| ice. f rmerly owned by Ancly j
! Grow d at Sand Point, is said
! to be ne of the three long over- -
due.
GOES TO HOSPITAL
Ben Pinks, known in many
camps of Alaska, but recently of
j Kodiak, was a passenger on the
| M. S. Boxer, when she arrived
here Sunday. He has gone to the
Seward General Hosptal for med- ;
ical attention. During the past:
summer Ben was on the M. S. j
Olive with Captain Johnson j
which carried hunting, exploring j
and court parties to various
Westward port.
Leroy and Bertha Crawford,
popular young Anchorage bro
ther and sister, came over to
lend their moral support to their
Anchorage basketball team.
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