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TEL. 88-R. 5th Ave. and K St.
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Any Shape Color.
Regular $5.00 for $4.00. Hardeman Hats, regular
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About Town
C. B. Wark took the Mariposa foi
Seattle where he will be gone for twc
or three weeks on business.
D. A. McKennion and A. H. Deiber
of Matanuska, are registered at the
Hotel Anchorage.
Mrs. Bud Whitney is in from the
ranch and will spend Sunday in the
city visiting friends.
Geo. Schmitt, of Juneau, was a pas
senger on the steamer Mariposa and
| is a guest of the Hotel Anchorage.
J. W. Ward was an outgoing pas
senger on the steamer Mariposa and
spent his time at the Hotel Anchorage
while in this city.
Among the Juneauites arriving in
Anchorage on the Mariposa and stop
ping at the Hotel Anchorage are A.
H. Magnus and A. S. Dautrick.
The Admiral Watson is due to
reach Anchorage at 6:30 this evening
and will leave for Seattle at 11 o’clock
tonight.
The Dupont Powder company is
represented in Anchorage this week
by R. E. Murphy, who is a guest at
the Crescent Hotel.
Wm. Aiken is a visitor in Anchor
age and is stopping at the Crescent
and while in the city Mr. Aiken will
endeavor to convince the local mer
chants that Schillings is the best.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Evor.of Seattle are
stopping at the Hotel Anchorage and
arrived in this city by the way of the
steamer Mariposa that reached An
chorage this morning.
George Huth, assistant cashier of
the Bank of Alaska, was a passenger
on the steamer Mariposa and will re
main in Anchorage during the ab
sence of Miss McVean.
Miss Gertrude Schaleben arrived in
Anchorage this morning on the Mari
posa to join her parents, Dr. and Mrs.
H. O. Schaleben, and will attend the
public schools this winter.
Judge Leopold David and Dr. E. S.
Reedy weer outgoing passengers on
the steamer Mariposa for Valdez
where they are called in connection
with the Takoff-Kasloof murder com
mitted in this city the first of last
July.
The government river boats have
done much to alleviate the press of
. river traffic to points on the Susitna
. and Yentna river this summer and
have recently made the last trip tak
, ing in the supplies and provisions for
J | the Cache Creek Dredging company.
t! Atkison and Clark are erecting a
J store building on the south side of
• Fourth avenue between 11 and C
. streets which will be occupied by.
J their hardware store and sheet and
; metal works.
J The Miners’ stole, under the capable
!• management of George Cotter, ha re
. cently made extensive improve) lents
J in the interior of their store building
These improvements consist of an
;•, addition in the rear, re-papering and
| additional shelving to care for the
; large fall stock of goods recently re
■ ceived on the late steamers.
; Mrs. F. H. Martin was the guest of
■ honor at a surprise party given at the
I home of Mrs. W. B. Dean on Monday
| evening. A dainty lunch was served
> to the guests who assembled. Mrs.
! Martin who left for the outside on ac
[ count of ill health, will be missed by
• her many friends and gladly welcomed
! back on the first boat next spring.*
All bets are off on tomorrow’s base
ball game and the managers of the
different teams refuse to announce
that they will attempt to play. It
does seem that J. Pluv could have
held off another thirty days so that
the Anchorage City and All-America
championship could have been decided
at the same time.
The Anchorage band met last night
at the residence of Manager Bacon
and decided to pull off a real old-fash
ioned minstrel show sometime in the
near future. Several of the members
of this organization have had consid
erable experience in this class of en
tertainment and the result of their
plans promises to be a feature of fu
ture entertainments.
The Dunlap case comes up at this
term of court at Valdez and Attorney
L. V. Ray has been retained by the de
fendant, Mrs. A. Dunlap who was re
cently sentenced to a year’s imprison
ment to the federal jail and fined $1,
500 for unlawful sale of liquor but
later released on* $5,000 bond. She
appealed the case and the result is
anxiously awaited by many people in
this city.
Among the passengers on board
the steamer Mariposa that heached
Anchorage o’clock this me g
was
Oregon, coming to this city to meet
Wm. D. Stearns, an employe ot the
Alaskan Engineering Commi sion.
Dr .J. L. McBride performed the ere
.mony at the Presbyterian mans, and
Mr. and Mrs. Stearns will spem’ the
winter in Anchorage, residing in the
Martin residence at the end of Fourth
avenue.
Gus Gilles, of Optimo cigar fame;
returned from Seward on the steamer
Mariposa and is a gyest of the Cres
cent.
Mrs. H. B. Reid arrived in the city
this morning onthe steamer Mariposa,
coming to Anchorage to join her hus
band, H. B. Reid, pharmacist employ
ed by the Loussac drug store.
In an interview with a representa
tive of The Daily Tinfts this after
noon H. L. Morris, who arrived in An
chorage via the steamer Mariposa and
is registered at the Crescent, said, “we
realize that the time to sell hog meat
in your city is right now and while
we are glad to see the rapid develop
ment of the hog industry in this vicin
ity we find that local hog raisers are
not able to supply the demand and I
was fortunate in placing several very
substantial orders with your local
merchants.”
Joe Grimes Dies
From Heart Failure
Milo Kelly is in receipt of a letter
from U. S. Commissioner Lee Van
Slyke, a Susitna, under date of Sep
tember 14th, announcing the death of
Joe Grimes. Extracts of Mr. Van
Slyke’s letter are as follows: “Just
received a letter from the Harper
Brothers at Nugget creek notifying
me of the death of Joe Grimes, who
was found dead on the morning of
September 3rd. He had apparently
started to get up, and fell over dead,
undoubtedly the result of heart fail
ure. He had been complaining of not
feeling well since August 28th and
hadn’t done any work from that date
and was intending to go to Susitna
station and consult a physician.”
Joe Grimes was well and favorably
known among old-timers in Alaska
and was a member of the Masonic or
der from Valdez. He was formerly
connected with the Alaska Central
railroad and has prospected and min
ed in Alaska for the past 12 years,
spending considerable time in the Wil
low creek district.
Mr. C ^mes was associated with the
Harper prothers i i the Herndon-Ja
cobs lease on Nugget creek and was in
a fair way to make good money this
season. No mention was made as to
the disposition of the body.
Mr. Grimes spent last winter in
Knik where he had many warm
friends and was' especially well
thought of by the old timers of Alas
ka.
Steamer Mariposa
Comes and Goes
Following is the passenger li:-': of i
the steamer Mariposa that reached
Anchorage this morning at 7 o’clock:
From Seattle—Mrs. H. B. Reid,
Mrs. W. B. Clayton, Mrs. E. Harris,
Mrs. H. M. Pratt, Roy Courtland, Mrs.
F. Courtland, Miss E. E. Silver, Mrs.
R. S. Temme, A. Parnoff, Mrs. A.
Parneff, Mrs. Wm. Hoerlein, R. T.
Graham, Mrs. R. T. Graham Mrs. W.
G. Smith, Chas. Mills, Miss L. Wade,
Mrs. J. S. Truit, Wm. Aiken, Tion
Truitt.
. From Seward—Mrs. G. Parks, A.
S. Dautrick, Ula Marking, Gladys
Murphy, Lena Murphy, J. Smith, A.
Magnus, H. Ballinger, W. J. Gould,
George Heith, Day Daton, L. Arm
alle,«JSus Gilles, J. A. Burkland, W.
Morris, H. Ormslee, R. E. Murphy,
H. L. Morris, Gertrude Schlaeben,
George B. Grigsby, E. Erickson, A. P.
Noftsger.
From Valdez—J. Kennedy, Jack
Lofstrom, H. A. Laurence.
From Juneau—Mrs. C. Botts, H.' J.
Henders, Mrs. H. J. Henders.
From Cordova—W. L. Woodward,
A. Eames.
The following people of Anchorage
were outgoing passengers on the Ala
meda that left for Seattle and way
points at 11 o’clock this morning.
F. A. Fenton, Mrs. N. Nelson, Mrs.
H. Boudreau, Mrs. W. J. Bartlett and
; Children, Miss Lilly Latie, J. E. Roy,
P. Martinez, Mrs. Don Rae, C. B.
Wark, Miss A. Smith, Mrs. J. A.
Laubner, J. J. Meherin, O. J. Thom
as, Pete Jacobson, Gust Naud, C. G.
Porter, G. E. Stephens, Mrs. L. K. Mc
Cullough, J. F. Chamberlain, George
Bray, A. J. Adams, Mrs. A. J. Adams,
O. W. Brehmer, Leopold David, Dr.
Reedy, J. Lorenz, R. E. Hill, H. Rehm
ke, C. Hendrickson, Harry Chrh1'
O. J. Larson, H. K. Fitz, M. Ki'
len, W. Slaughterbeck, C. McDo
M. Diffey.
Marathon makes two round trips
daily, Knik and Goose Bay. Informa
tion Johnston’s Ferry. 9-16tf
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Anchorage booster.
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