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THE STEAMER STAOB
The S. S. Starr, Capt. O. A. Johan
son, of the S. J F. & P Co., returned
to port yesterday from Unalaska and
way ports and with the exception of
a little blow here and there an excell
ent voyage was enjoyed.
The incoming list ot- reservations
included Dr. R. J. Alcorn, Nick Krist
ensen, Alex Dusken, John Dusken,
Axel Samuelson and baby, W. B. Dick
enson, Mrs. Clinkenberger, A1 Daily,
Dan Benson, Emil Gunderson, Andrew
Wilson, Roy Gilly, J. S. Bogart, Frank
Hoppe, Frank Taylor, Pat Sullivan,!
Joe Bush, William Morgan.
On January 28th, Edward A. Cowen
and Dunia Rossing, both residents of
Kodiak, and highly respected by all
their acquaintances, wrere united and
securely bound together in one bundle
for life by the Rev. N. P. Kashevaroff,
Arch Priest of the Kodiak Russian
church. The wedding took place at
the Russian church and was attended
by at least 200 friends of the high con-1
tracting parties.
What with the impressive ceremony
the trimly dressed bridegroom, the
[ rich, exquisite trousseau and lovliness
! of the bride, it was the greatest mat-I
1 I :
rimonial event that has occurred in i
Kodiak for many a moon.
The writer wishes he was able to
describe the manner in which, and
bride’s -wedding gown, but not know
ing much about the manifold things '
that women wear, he will only say 5
that she had as much on as women 5
generally wear nowadays, and that it I
looked and made her look very charm-j |
ing indeed.
Perhaps someday when they wear i
less than they do today, when there is I
not much of anything to describe, he S
can give a better writeup of wedding
events.
POLED SKIFF FOR TEN
HOURS ■LINE STATION
In relating the story of the wreck!
of the halibut schooner Alaska, in j
yesterday’s issue, a paragraph was >
omitted describing how' three of the1
members of the crew, and the old!
Indian, poled a skiff for 10 hours
from the Indian village of Kuyak to
the whaling station at Port Holbron.
Needless to say all were just about
frozen stiff when they arrived. From
Port Holbron a message was sent to
Kodiak at which time the schooner
Olive was sent to pick them up; al
so the men at the village, 15 miles
away.
AT THE HOTELS
SEWARD—Nick Krlstensen, False
Pass; H. Taylor, Kanatak; Johii
Dushking, A1 Daily, Axef Samuelsog.
R. Jacobson, A. J. Petrie, R. T. Cham
berlin.
SEXTON—John Huschmidt, Mrs. W.
W. Flynn and daughter, Ben Benson*
Chignik; JJ. W. Gucker, Juneau; Tim
Mctroken.
VAN GILDER—E. T. Wolcott, Val
dez; J. P. O’Brien, Kern; Sam Shuck
Fn, Seattle.
OVERLAND—H. Olsen, Jack Tansy
Seldovia; Jeanette Hurbst, Seattle?
John P. Johnson.
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Frye.Bruhn Meat Market
if you haven't tried f ry e.Bruhn’s
Baby Beef you have missed some
thing, friends!
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