[Alaska Notes
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IViomas Smith., and Boy Ander
-on; long- associated .with the, late E<£
wahd G| Morrissey in the Ketchika^
Chdonicke organization,, with the as.
sisfcanee of several Ketchikan bus-'
mess merv* have purchased from Mrs.1
Morrissey th*. control of the -rape*
and win hereafter- operate it,, carry
ing on,the policy of Mr. Morrissey,
'hat built the CfrronicttJ into one- of
hetbast papers of the North.
. If. •).. h'h'golptrom. '.'r former, well
knolwn resident of Anchorage,. died
recently in. Oakland, Calif, as a resut.
if heart trouble. 'Mr. Ftfgelstrom wan
a bridge- engineer in the iervico of
the1 Alaskan-Enginpermg Commission,
with headquarter .sin Anchorage. He
remained, with the railroad -work until
September, 1020, since "which' time he
had been making his home in the
Stales. He was born in Stockholm.
Sweden,, rn 1884
The VWangell Chamber or Com
mence is taking the, initiative in hav
ing'. white, salmon >advert.iswi as ■ sn
perlor to the red. Chdrtes: Benjamin,
"hairman of a commit too-appointed to
promote the white longs)' says that
veai-s ago people gocfntntheii mindsr
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Large?
Dark:.
Ulterior
POn-BredR
Wire -.airtiel**’.
plough &
Brink
Takotna,, Alaska
the idea that the red fish was the
better quality.- and that in reality
they are passing up the better qual
ity and flavor of the white king.
A destructive fire' orr Wingham
Island, near Cordova, destroyed .the
cookhouse, warehouse and feed bins
of the fox farm. Sigrid Hegenstadr
the owner, was boiling blubber-at the
time and it caught ftrfc.
Halibut livers are "wanted i by.
Qharles . F., ’ LahwCnmeyery ■ of the -
chemical control department of the
Abbott Lahonatoiies,'-of • Chicagcv 111
Their oil is said to he eicheihin health
giving, vitaroins than -cod liver oilr
three drops .of halibuS.lfcver oil equal-,
ing in merit 60 -drops:Af cod liver oil.
JJe has contracted- <t*ith (Ketchikan
fishermen to pay them nine cents a
pound for such livers.*
. Possession of. a ‘22.-edliftrO' rifle "• as.
hunting equipment and one loon as
their bag of game, proved to be an
expensive luxury for- three Chinamen
engaged in the Bristol Bay • lsheries.
As a result of thejr-‘expedition and
kill*. Fong Wong,-,Le. Jung and Chin
Wong -were haled into the hcommis
sioner’s court at. -Dillingham, •" where
Judge W. A. Borland assessed against
each of them a fine of flOtf forhuht
ing without a nalien -special license
He then ordered the loon and rifle
i forfeited.
The halibut schooner Northern 're
cently caught fire in Sumner" Straits
and burned to the waters' edge: Cap
tain Claus. Bamberg was slightly in
jured and compelled to enter hospital.
Neither- the captain- nor the members
of his crew have any knowledge of
how the accident happened. The boat
had a cargo-of 46,000 pounds of hali
but aboard. The Northern was built
in Seattle in 1927. - ■
'I
, Oaa Brown;, who is ms sing beawr
pn Prince of Wales Island, says lie
Started three, years ago with one pair
pf adults and. .their young. Heitoow
jias » colony,-of thirty,, all quite tame.
They have depended on him so long
for their. , food suypljf, he * says,, thrai
they, art gettiiig. too. lazy- to- gather it
Tor dUenwetvefe..
FtWnk-i Sorter berg, a recent Arrival
at Anchorage, ended Ms life at that'
place a few days ago by choking him-*
self to death at Ahe end* -of• a rope
which, ha had,tied--to the iron frame
of a bed in the room of a.^shack next
to the Union baOb.'-house, on upper
Fourth street. -1-The ihody was f6urrdJ
by the dead maq'srordther, John So
derberg, who operates the Kootenai
Irm. , Frank Soderberg- was a native
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otna General Store
TAKOTNA, ALASKA
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"PROMPT SERVICE” Is Oar Motto •
of Sweden, about .40 years of age. He
had been in a despondent mood for
some, days, but with no apparent rea
son for being so, and it is presumed
that his.despondency was responsible*
for the act.
, The historic ipld* J lot -r :onrthotose
greeted in. Wrangell in 1868, the year
after , the purchase of Alaskai-as ame
of the'bu^ldih'g8•. of the old stockade,
is being, made into a home for the
Wrangell American i Legion and Le- •
.gion Auxiliary.
Washington City is doing her share
(to boost the sale of Alaska canned
salmon. The menus in thei various
cafes contain this delectable food in
appetizing vippeal, And-Jthis is partic
ularly true of the.Peoples 32 fountain
and food shots.'-> The$i Advertise and
serve the salmon "tro the < following
forms.'” Salmon* salad) ®rr ,let! ueei with
pickles, sliced tomatoes and saltines;
stuced'tomato with.' salmon salad,
pickles, “stuffadw olr«e* ^nd.'HaltirteB;
cold plate-cnok«dt-'haai^ s'dmon‘'Halatl,
sliced' * tomatoes, • pickles. , stuffed
olives; salmon aandtvieHes*. *
• Whife J.-A.iD.iStewatWflarry
Ward were huhting.refcr'Anyox, -a
few days ago, they saw a large eagle
carrying ar Wd j^oat. '.The bird dropped
the kid as it passed over the' glacier,
•being alarmed at -the*proximity of the
‘men.
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CaWnibal bear, said' to be half
■ brown and half grisly, rare said tb in
. fest Eliza bay(. on the southern part
; of Admiralty Island. C. R. Wright,
t-of the Wright -Construction Company,
| states that he' saw fifteen bears on
l his trip to that region. The bears are
very fierce and are said to have killed
one Forest Service employe and three
natives. When the .bears cannot get
fresh meat they are said to turn on
each other,, according to Ed Jahnke,
guide. Contrary to ■ popular opinion,
.he states ^that bears have no trouble
>in catching and killing deer. He says
i <hey arer“chain lightning” when they
; bump themselves.'
Return Engagement.
Inquisitive Old.Lady: “Where did
those large rocks1 come from?”
Tired Guide:' “The'giadiers brought
them down.”
, Inquisitive Old Lat&O’ :“But where
are the glaciers?*'”
... Tired* Guide: "TTle'yshabe gone back
after more rocks.’’ ■”
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by Mrs. Ivar (Helen) Chilstrom.
Takotna, Alaska, Aug. 29, 1931.
IVAK CHILSTROM.
Dr. von Zesch
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Headquarters:
FLAT, ALASKA
Win be in Flat Early
September Until De
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ITINERARY:
Flat,
Opbir,
Takotna,
McGrath,
Lower KtMkokwim,
Bethel.
“I am sorry," said the dentist, “but
you cannot have an appointment with
me this afternoon. I have eighteen
cavities to fill.” And hie picked up
his golf bag and went nut*—Juggler.
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,In the Probate’Cbiirt for Nulato' Pre
cinct, at Ruby', Fourth' Judicial Di
vision, Territory of Alaska, before
William N.' ■ Growden, Prbbate
Judge.
In r.the- matter ’’of ..the Estate oi
Thomas Garneau, deceased.
No. 15.'
Ndticte of Settlement1 of Final Ac
Account. '
Notice is hereby'‘given that Edwin
Wilkinson, Administrator of the es
tate of Thomas Garneau, deceased
has rendered'and presented for settle
ment<-and“Jlled in above court the
final account of his administration oi
said estate; 'and that Thursday, Sep
tember 17, 1931, at the hour of 2
o’clock in the afternoon, has been set
by said Court as the time of hearing,
at which 'time and place any person
interested in said estate may- appeal
land file exceptions in writing to said
account and. contest same.
And>-notice is -further given that
the above Court will at that time and
place adjudge and - decree who are
neirs and'distributees ' of-Said estate,
and on or before said date any per
son or corporation may file their
claims of heirship of said deceased.
EDWIN WILKINSON,
Administrator.
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1 In the Probate Court for Otter Pre
cinct, Fourth Division of "Altaic*.
In the matter of the Estate of "Mayme ■>
! Wroten, deceased.
No. 59.
Notice of Hearing- of.'Final Account.
Notice is hereby given-that the ad
ministrator of the above estate has
fittd His final report in~tr># Probate
Cdurt above named and thatcsakl-re
port will be heard4 before, the said
f Probate Court for Otter Pifecinct, at
i Flat, Alaska, on Monday; this -30th..
; da$- of November, 1931, at-"2 %’clock
-p. m. of said day, at'-whfah-kime and,'
i place all persons intflcestftl may -ap*
pear and shohr-cause,, c if inwi they
| have, why said report shdald' not''be • •
approved and confirmed.'1
THOS. M. GARLAND,
Administrates
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