GENERAL MERCHANDISE
New Blazur Shirts, Mackinaw’s, Sweaters,
Mittens, Socks, and Caps
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Prices Attractive
HIGHEST QUALITY
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED LOWEST PRICES
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BRIEF LOCALS
Charlie Lubbe and Clarence!
“Fat” Ulrich left on todays train
for Seward, where they plan on
going into business.
Carl Anderson and Lou And-1
erton arrived in town yesterday '
from Young Creek. Lou will leave
to-morrow for the Whit“ River.
Dud McKinney and Stewart
Nuckols have take a tin ee -months
lease on the Pastime Pool Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Schultz will leave;
next Saturday for toe Outside.
The Dun Creek mill began
operations the first part of the
week, they are cutting between
:.()00 and 7000 feet of lumber >
daily. There is a crew of ten I
men at work, and expect to be
finished sawing in about seven
da \ s.
On Thursday evenii g Major
C'arrut lii-rs of the Salvation
Army, gave a very interesting;
lecture on the wonderful work
that is being done by this great
organization.
The Sn Patrick's dance was
the usual success, although, the
crowd was small every one had
a nice time and were sorry when
the lime came tor the train to
lea vo.
1 Ally l. ilass is leaving witn
Lou Anderton, for the White
Liver District, where tiiey will.
s|>ci.(; h• w iu( utiis ratting.
.\ fiee country is one in’
which yo.i havi-1 11<> boss exceot
the aegd;ijot s, friend wife, her
people, ami you r childern.
CLOT.'I IES FOR COLD TVEATI IE R
ALL WOOL MACKINAWS,
COM PI ,ETE assortment of sizes
PULL OVER COAT SWEXTERS,
LEATHER AND SHEEP SKIN COATS
IN THE LATEST PATTERNS OP WOOL SHIRTS,
LEATHER AND WOOL MITTS, EUR CAPS
HUDSON l»\Y AND SIWASH MOCCaSSINS
J. B. O’Neill
IVierehant
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INFORMATION WANTED
i n formation is dosi red b\
t lie Governor's Office regarding
th** following:
Archibald Reynolds, nadvu
< d the Side of N<*\v \ ork, ; l i > Hit
50 yours of age, known to have
sailed for Alaska, in 1914.
Thomas W. Durham, thought
to have come to Alaska about
1904 !* imily anxious to hear
from or about him.
An appeal has been received
for assist nee in locating .John D.
White This information is grrat
ly desired by his family. He is
light com pOxioned, about 5 feet
5 ineiies in height and is rather
heavy, and is believed to be some
wherein Alaska. Any informat
ion should be sent to the Govern
ors Office. .Juneau, Alaska.
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THE VILLTKaE SMITHY
BLACKSMITH
SPECIALIZING IN TIN AND COPPER SMITHING
Il;irr\ M iuIl
Proprietor
MiEDGKIi ' OMI’ANIES HELI’
KLONDIKE COUNTKY
The Burial and Baird and
ot her dredging companies operat
ing in the Klondike last year paid
$9,000 in royalties on their gold
product; paid £10,000 for the ren
owal of their claims and dieburs
ed *260,000 in wages.
admik'ality needle
THREATENS TO COLLAPSE
Moscow, -The Admirality ne
edle, whose 220 foot golden tower
surmounted by 28 columns and
28 statues, remembered by every
visitor Leningrad-, threatens to
collapse in the first big storm.
Peter the Great, started the
building in 1705. It was rebuild,
including the tower in I80t>.