Wrangell Sentinel -

In the Sentinel 100, 75, 50 and 25 years ago.

Jan. 9, 1913: During a storm commencing on New Years' Day and lasting three days, the town of Craig suffered much property damage and the death of one citizen. On the second day, Jan. 2, James Comus was instantly killed by a tree, which was blown down on his cabin crushing him as he lay in bed. C. Erickson narrowly escaped a similar fate, having left his cabin only a few minutes before his cabin was wrecked by a falling tree. Numerous other cabins were blown down by the force of the gale. On the West Coast, the fishing industry is temporarily de...