K'llUAK. ALASKA,
•M N’K, lilll
Vol. XV. Ni,.
OUR NEIGHBORS
ofti htiftui
h M.\ II l>. Martin, Klretriciaii
<f tli. I»' i.lin Station, with
> I .llnl lit 11, s<i|| 111 < iVl'i 1 into till'
" just south of tin Mission. \V»*
.1 i t.» li.ivr tlirin for our n«*ar»*st
i,. -liU.rs.
• >i tin othrr siih* of tin* lake from
is tin* l S. Niivy Knilio
N’t' with its civw of six wliitr
I’vvoot tin- nil'll an* innrri.il
L • im>t 1 iv«* nt tin* Station. Tin*
I i 11 M. 1 Mi'kinnii, I*. 1
U I lx I. I‘. A I ’a ii 1 in anil A. I.. Fnr
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A 1 it 1! • cottage near tin- Station is
t N n holai:111«l 1 •' 11 i Fadao.
Hi. \ I- .ih were in tin* Mission for a
nmill»« i ,if wars. They have two lit
tle u'iils whose names mv \astassia
ami Dora.
Dll Mis. N'onakun is living with
slh is oin* of tin* very few
lode I makers left oil the island.
I'li' i • \t home is that of Fred Ste
wart Ih is the eook at the l\ S.
>line■!i Ilatehervon Afognak Island,
»ml urse is seldom at home, hut.
In- "'t and three i hildreu sjH*nd
t In \ear on Wood Island.
< M. t: opposite sit It • of til* lake,
• ' III i Cothl^C I ■»,lnllprilliX t«> tilt*
M - I n '\ i find our school teachers.
Mi 1101 Mrs. Folsom, theirdaughter
I *m 1 < iramliiia Snodgrass, Mrs.
• in »thci . They are our iicar
^ •st i" i • M»er*t north of the Winch Dor
On it liftli- peninsula running out
into tin' lower lake stands tin- home
nt Wasili Agiz/.a un«l liis wife Lou
bowah. riicir son Andrew and his
"'it*' l’i risen ia and their lit tic daugh
ter I'.li/ iheth live in the same house.
W asili is a man of many attainments.
Most of the year he works for us. lie
is II good eurjM'liter, hoat builder, |iijie
litter (iii'lgeneritl all round mechanic.
Mr. Apple, one of the Kudin Station
op Tutors, lives in the next house with
his v- ite, Alexandra and their son,
Martin.
I p on a little hill overlook in# tin*
l"Wer lake and almost all the houses
thus tar mentioned stands the home
ot X. \\ . Puvloff. He is the soil of
the last Russian Viee-Governor of
Alaska. Ilis wife died after a very
short illness about three years ago.
They had twenty children, thirteen
of whom are dead, two are married
and the others are at hoim*. Nieholai
works for us part of the year, lVter
has gone to Juneau for the summer,
Mary, Annie and Olga keep house for
their father.
Near by lives Ivan KesoflT. He* is
tin* oldest inlmbitant of Wood Island
being now about 7<> years old. He
li is a son in Kllamar and a daughter
in Sitka who are anxious to have him
come and live with them, but he pre
fers to remain in his own home.
Mike Pcstrikoff has recently built
himself a new house on the sib* of his
uncle Kfka's house, which has been
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