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WEATHER REFORT
NOVEMBER
Maximum temperature
Minimum ” 10
Mean maximum ” 46,56
Mean minimum ” 25 50
Mean 1 ’ 30-92
Precipitation, inches, 1.42
Snow fall, 2.s
Number of days, clear 9, partly
cloudy 17, cloudy 4, rain or snow 5
M. 1). Snodgrass, Vol. Observer.
A small turning lathe has been pu -
chased as a result of the sale of the
first lot of Siarf Pins. Ml. Minis
will turn some Intfh n Clubs, and
Dumb Hells for use in the school in a
‘ew 'avs
The Sea Wolf is wintering in
Kodiak. During the past summer,
with Capt Curiy as Master, she has
been trading along the Sibetion
Coast, out of Nome, for Hibhnid,
Stswait & Co. of Seattle. Capt.
Curry left six weeks ago for Seattle.
We are getting out knees for a new
hay and freight dory. The old dory
is so badly rotted and has been patch'
ed and repatched so many times it is
of very little service now. '1 he new
dory will be 20 ft. long, with a beam
of 6 ft. The planking for it was got
ten out last spring and is now we 1
seasoned. Wasili Agizzu is doing the
wor k.
New Years Day was something of a
disappointment as we all expected the
skating would be fine on the lakes,
but New Years eve about six inches
of snow'fell, followed by rain, conse
quently the skating was spoiled and
the coasting also, as the snow was
turned into slush. When the neces
sary woik was done the child ten
amused theniselve indoors.
One morning, the firs* of this
month, Max Saurs could not I e
found. Ky persistent questioning the
other little boys, it was discovered
that Max had decided that it was time
for his education to begin, and had
gone to school. When he came home
at noon he was very prouud of what
he had done, and as he did so well in
school he was allowed to go regularly.