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n.ekopi recently took a two week’s
t.ip ,.s bidarkie paddler for a pros
pector.
We have just added Willie, Agnes,
and Flora Robertson to the Orphan
age family.
School has begun with a good en
rollment. A room without the Or
phanage has been secured.
We were much pleased to receive a
r. sho.t visit from Rev. D. W. Cram,
who has been pastor of the Endeavor
chu-chat Vadle/., while the Bertha
was unloading, Sept. He is now
re noviug to return to a former pas
torate at Staples, Minn.
AUGUST WEATHER REPORT.
Temperature: maximum S5, iniui
muin 50, mean max. 68.05, mean
min. 48.97, mean 58.51.
Precipitation: 4.79 inches on 14
clays.
Character of days: clear 5, partly
cloudy 3, cloudy 23.
A great many cart loads of gravel
have been hauled ur.d p.uced 0:1 tue
walks.
The cutter Rush was in Kodiak
Sept. 13 and 14 with Judge Wicker
sham who has been making a tour of
his district.
l.ied, at Wood Island, August 24th,
Mr. Hugh Anderson of Sunrise He
had had his heel crushed four weeks
before and had come here for medical
assistance. It became necessary to
amputate the foot aud the shock was
too great as he was sixty years old
He was buiied in the Orphanage
burying ground after funeral services
at the church. Mrs. Anderson, who
has the sympathy of the community,
returned to Sunrise on the Newport.
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