The
Gate-way
Route of
Comfort
Service
Sate ty
To Yukon Territory, Atlin District
-^ Interior Alaska ~
During the winter season of 1916-17 our regular train service will
be maintained North and South Bound between Skaguay
and Whitehorse, trains leaving both terminals Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
WINTER STAGE SERVICE
Our Through Mail, Passenger and Freight Service will be oper
ated between Whitehorse and Dawson, affording every possible
facility for comfortable winter travel by m^ans of a
Thoroughly Equipped Stage and Automobile Line
For full information apply to
A. F. ZIPF
— OR— Traffic Manager
612 Seconi Ave., SEATTLE, VtasK.
C. W. CASH
Supt. Mail Service Dept.
WHITEHORSE. V. T.
Whits Pass & Yukon Route:
TIME TABLE \ol 38.
Mordajr, Wednesday and Friday
Jio. 1, N. Cound
1st CUuut
8:30 a. m. Leave*
11:03 a. ni. "
11:43 a. n>. "
12:40 p. in. "
2:20 p. m. **
4:50 p. hi. Arrives
IJ i -j i
Airives
Loaxe*
No. 2, S. Bound
184 Class
3:50 p. m.
2:20 p.
1:30 p.
m.
m.
8KAGWAY
WHITE PASS
LOO CAB1X
BENNETT
CARIBOU
uhttshorse
Passengers most be U depot la time to have Baggage in
•pected end checked. Inspection la stopped 30 Minutes before
leaving time of trains.
150 pounds of baggage will be checked free with each full
fere ticket and 75 pounds with each half fare ticket.
12:50 p. m.
10:48 a. m.
8:00 a. m.
Relieves CATARRH of
the
BLADDER
p.nd ail
Discharges in
HO'JRS
fca<:h e*r-«clo bear* tbe
oasn CT*
Bnrmc/ (MIQY)
eounirrfciu. \ y
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Make It a Smokeless, Dustless,
Gasless, Trip East This Year
la addition to the cleaner conditions due to Electri
fication, you'll enjoy the comfortable accommoda
tions and you'll like the little courtesies incident
to "Milwaukee" service.
E. J. Shaw, f Skagway
H. G. Weir (Agents
A. E. Harris, T. P. A.
Juneau Alaska
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
A DAY WELL SPENT
If I mgiht sing
A II *le song of chser to a fainting
heart,
And I should seal my lips and Bit
apart,
Whea I might bring
A bit of sunshine for life's acho
and smart—
How could I hope to have my grief
relieved,
II 1 kept silent wh«n my brother
grieved?
And bo, I know
Thai day la lost 5vherein I fail to
lend
A helping hand to some wayfaring
friend;
But of it show
A burden, lightened by the cheer I
sent,
Then do I hold1 the golden hours
well spent,
And lay me down in sweet content.
—Edith V. Brandt.
«—o—o
Mrs. W. W. Dickinson of White
horse visited ia Skagway. this week.
«—e—o
Toe Elks and Eagles are still
giving lh«ir "once-in-two-weeks''
dances and all enjoy, them.
Mr. I(0iii8 Ruder is again at
houio after a term la the W. P. lw>s
Bital, where he was under treat
uier. for an, accWigiit to ills good,
right hand. _
0—0—0 1
Mr. ami Mrs. J. W. Wilsoa and
their daughter oi Whltehorse, came
to Skagway this week Jot a shoot
visit, and are stopping at tha Go Id
ea North hotel ,
8—8—• .
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Landabor
oul'V Miss Evangeline Cook and
Miss Dorothy Landsborough are
ia t> eir beautiful apartment in
the Broadway Building, where they
will enjoy all the up to date con
veniences of a modern city home.
•
0—•—»
The public amusement ground at
the corner of Fifth Avenue a ad
State street, affords the chil
dren much good1 outdooir exercise
and many of them are learning to (
skate. Some of the grown up chil
dren are trying the ice as well and
get "lots of fun" out of it
o—o 0
Tne Tuesday Club will begin to
hold sessions and plan for the
winder and summer amusements.
This club was very active ia recrea
tion and outdoor sports last sea
son and its members enjoyed many
oleasures. The liret meeting of
the new year was called for Fri
day night at eight o'clock at Ped
ersen Bros, store.
0—0—0 »
Some splendid Beores anc> being
made by the ladies at the Elks
bowling alleys . Mrs. Scott, Mrs.
Ganty, Mrs. Selmer, Mrs. Ungefror
qn and others are making fine
scores. Miss Gene Coa-yell yrae an
out ul town guest last Wednesday
Miss Coryell is a fine piaailst and
entertained those who love music
with hei skilful playing.
-*—o—e
Th,e Women's Clvurcb. Auxiliary
me^ with Mrs. George R. Dedmaa
on Wednesday and held an import
ant business Bession. Mrs. Helen
D. Caatev was elected president;
Mrs. James Kennedy, Vioe-Presi
den* Miss Muriel Stewart, Secre
tary and Mrs. L. A. Harrison, Treas
urer. Ways and' means were plan
ned for the financial business of
this energetic body, and a lecture od
India will be giTeu In t&e future
by the accomplished principal of
the school, Miss Elizabeth Ben
thien. Thiers wiU be a cooked food
sal® soon aaid let us all bop© there
will be enough to go around and
that th« sale will not begin until
the time set for its opening. Tbei
church will be oarpet©d and other
improvements will.be made. i
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Mis, Louise Mdxlicoat and Mr.
Andrew J. Baker were married on
Satur^ar eveming in t&e office of!
the officiating clergyman, the Be^
oreud L. H. Pederaen. The bride
is one «f skagway> most favorite
daughters and is famed for her
domestic qualities — an excellent
htousekeeper and cook aaid Well
evrsed in all maimer of needle
wor"- crocheting and tatting. Mr.
Baker is a rising young business)
man of *he town and baa lomg
been identified >rith( Skagway'B in
terests. The wedding "wag a very [
quiet affair, no oiio being present
except the bride's sister, Miss
Edith LJddicoat ami the groom'a
brothei, Mr. Adelbort Baker. Mr.
and Mw Baker are at home ia the
H111 orj- cottage iu lower town.
0—9—0
Mt. and Mrs. John M. Keller en
fer'ained on Sunday last with a
dinner for I>r. and Mrs. L. S. Kel
ler. The apartment occupied by
Mr. an.i Mrs. Keller, in the Al
askan building lias been named
"Kamp Keller." The dining room
w»s decked in evergreens. The
table was centered with a miniature
camp fire—a bunch, of pin$ twigs in
whka was cunningly hidden a red
elec'ric bulb, and from a tripod
was suspended a copper gipsy camp
kettle, which formed a very real- •
itic camp fire. Tliis was the young ,
hostess' first attempt at dinner giv
ing and cooking and the most fas
tidious would have pronounced it a
decided succes. The piece do re
sistance was a fing turkey—a gift
from a friend in Portland, Ore- 1
gon, and this with many other .
savory eatables made a delicious re
pas'. The favors were of birch
bark in form of a scroll and the
bon bo lb were served in small
baskets made of birch bark tied
with gay bits of worsted.
a—e—o
On Friday afternoon, Master |
William Wallace Broughton, sou
of Mrs. Asnoa M. Broughton of
the Dewey hotel, celebrated his
birthday by inviting in a few of
his moet intimate friends. The
time wos happily passed with child
ish games. Mrs. Broughton as
sisted the young host in receiving
and entertaining his guests. A
delicious feast of ice craam, cake
were served. Wallace received
manv g t's among which was a
nu*s, candy and other good things
souvenir spoon of Skagway from his
mc'ther. Mrs. Broughton always
•presen's her little son on his birth
t'-ay with something to keep his
memory green for the land of his
birth. Wallace is sometimes call
ed "Twelve Mile Bill" and has a
mos' interesting history which will
appear at a later date, the item
being brought too late for today's
publication. Among the candles on
the bir'hday cake was a miner's
candle v-hich was to remind the
little l3rt of his birth among a kind
ly set of miners, who carefully and
tenderl-' cared for him and his
mother. The little guests invited
were Dorothy Landsborcugb, Elmer
Kasmuson and Louis Selmer.
PIONEERS pi
. WHITEH0R3E
Frank Leslie, engine hostler at
I Whitehorse f°r the W. P. & Y. R„
> accompanied by Mrs. Leslie and
"♦heir fcur children, will leave next
.M-ecS- for Seward, in Southwestern,
j -Alaska .where they expect tq make
I Iheir Juture h.ome. On Wednosday
»hey disposed of their cosy little
dwelling near the White Pass round
house in .the southern, part of
town, +o the White Pass company,
and aftfre tlieir departure it will
bo occupied by Mr. Ellison, who
came over from Skagway Tuesday
to relieve Mr. Leslie. They have
been fortunate in getting rid of
most of their householdi goods at
fair prices.
This estimable family first came
♦o W.hitehorse iu 1903, and Bince
the a its various members have been
identified with a greater part of
the social happenings of the town.
The father, in addition to JUfl work
for «he White Pass company lias,
for sime time past In conjunction,
wit'n Mr. Fred Gray, conducted the
moving picture show here, Mrs.
Leslie lias taken active part in
eocial and religious circles, "while
Aliss Ethel, a charming and ac
complisned young lady, has during
her almost life-long residenoe Jiere
eudeared herself to yooing and old
sllke. The other children, are Miss
EJs<e, Cecil and Francis, all of
Whom are attending Bchool.
Our best wishes, as we believe
will bo those of the entire popula
tion t.f Whitehoree, are extended to
the Leslie family, with; a hopa that
tiia» may enjoy a full measure of
prosperity in "whatever corner of
'he earth they may choosq to locate.
—Whitehorse Star ,
Capt. Purst made the trip, om, the
Peterson today from Haines. _
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