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June 10, 1926 Walter Simpson, who last year established a mink ranch in the outskirts of Wrangell, recently decided to move his ranch to a point on the Stikine about 40 miles this side of …

The lines show the way

June 3, 1926 Mr. and Mrs. George M. Bidwell were hosts to school faculty last Saturday at a delightful outing on their launch, Vigilant. The party went to Mill Creek in the morning, had lunch at …

May 27, 1926 This season will witness the entry of the Wrangell sawmill into the export field on a much larger scale. Recently, Harry Gartley, president and manager of the Wrangell Lumber and Power …

May 20, 1926 In order to pay off a large share of the indebtedness on the new gym before the opening of the next school year, the PTA executive board will give a series of dances during the summer …

Time to celebrate

May 13, 1926 Early this morning, the Hazel B No. 4 started up the river for the third trip this season. She got underway loaded with some 40 passengers and shoving a barge carrying a tractor, a truck …

May 6, 1926 C.C. Mundy has taken out a building permit for construction of a four-room modern house to be built on Wrangell Avenue. C.A. Carlson has been awarded the contract. This is the first of …

April 29, 1926 Wrangell’s new fire truck, which was made possible largely through the generous subscriptions of local citizens, arrived aboard the steamship Oregon. It is a thing of beauty as well …

Making a clean sweep of town

Banding together

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