THE KODIAK.
BAPTIST ORPHANAGE
The workkrs, oil salary are
Thr Pprposk of the Orphanage is
to provide a Christian home ami
training for destitute children
Thr Rkcofps show that 75 males
anil 78 females (total 15^ h;ivi> been
received. 54 males tnd 60 females
discharged ( hv completion of time
and hv death 1 19 males and !S fe
males now enrolled
Geo. A. Learn. >
Miss Jennie Johtisen,
Miss Lena (iorrell.
Superintendent.
Mat ron
Mat ron
Ftktv six Convhkts have been
immersed and rerei ved in tbe obnrrh
Thk SrrpoHT is provided by Tbe
Woman’s American Baptist I f«»itie
Mission Society wbicb exprnds bore
fH^no no a year It i« bnped that tbe
CoNTRimmovs marked “Alaska”
will eventually sntfb’e The-ef^r**
FvtRV Spnpa v-school and every
Yoi’NO Pkoim.k’s Sont»'i'v in tbe
land i« urged to make an annual con
tribution Hein from all sources
Is gratefully accepted Tbis is tbe
Ovi.v Baptist mission borne for
Alaskan children. And the
Ont.v Baptist Orphanaok on tbe
Pacific Coast
Send all Contr iri’TIONS from New
Knoi.anp to Miss Gkrtrt’PF L.
Davis. Ford Building. Boston Mass.
CoNTRlin’TiovS from other
parts of tbe countra* are to be sent to
Mrs Emma C Marshall 2q6q Vernon
Are. Chicago. Ill
VVK HAVK FOP SALK A SET OF 12
BKAUTIKT’!. POfiTA I. CARD PICTURES
OFTHH MISSION. AND VIKWS TAKEN
SIN'('R THF VOLCANIC ERUPTION.
Wk will send
V()I• A SFT FOR ONE DOLLAR. SEND
US AN ORDER.
K VTli: M (•(’(» \ All \ V , KM K, A I. \SK \ .
October, 191 l:
1 si.in in Knik now. Tomorrow l
mu Kiting to move into my tent, it
is a nice tent with a cook stow, t iltle,
shelves, two lulls :iii'l some other
tilings. There are a lot of white peo
ple lu re ami a let of girls. Most of
the Italians are going away from
In- i . i heard somebody su> the In
dians said they were going away be
cause too many white people an*com
ing here.
There are six stores here now but
one is closed. Tiler * ale four hotels,
one pool room, and they are building
a big house for a dance hall. 1 he
dunce hall will he up stairs and a
store and a bank and some other
t lungs d< >w n stairs
(Jive my low to all tin* girls ana
boys.
June, 1 *M. - [ am yetting al**ng
tine her-- in Knik. We liave >>:»«l fine
«1 .*.y8 the last few months. lie* rasa
is long ami green; bir-ls ire singing
every morning befon* we get up
Tllere is going to be ji ball game
lu re. The men from Ship Creek are
coining over to play the lvnik buys.
They say there are now N00 people
in Ship Creek. It is as far from here
us Wood Island is from Goat Island.
There was a game Hie other da y
with the Survey boys and Ship Creek
b«-vs so you see there is s»unething go
ing on here. Love to all.
THOMAS II. DKYIXK, SAND POINT.
A Trip to the Mainland:- We
left Snug Harbor, the- lsth of May at
N:i. m. We could not ha ve wished for
a better day to start. The sea was as
smooth as a pond and there was not a
breath of wind. Oapt. Johnson gave
me the wheel soon after we started and