-CONSIDER THIS
I IF YOU ARE A I
I IN SOME BANK IN THE STATES AND ARE NOW DEPOSITING $50.00 A MONTH I
YOU LOSS: - - — . IN INTEREST I
DUE TO THE TIME IT WILL TAKE YOUR DEPOSIT If You Are Depositing $100.00 a Month You Lose S 7.15
TO REACH YOUR BANK IN THE STATES If You Are Depositing $200.00 a Month You Lose 14.30
I WHY LOSE THAT MUCH MONEY WHEN YOU CAN SAVE IT BY DEPOSITING IN OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT?
ODR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT IS OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS 1
-FROM 7 O’CLOCK TO 8 O'CLOCK-I
-RESOURCES-THF Fj* . IK' SERVICE I
OVER KVV . r SECURITY I
I $400,000.00 UP OUK D VA satisfaction I
HAPPENINGS III
TINS
Jesse McWilliams, for twenty-nim
years a resident of Douglas, died ther*
recently from the effects of a Strok*
of paralysis.
Harry I Lucas, paying teller of tlu
n. M.vBehrends hank at Juneau, an*
Miss Ina Priest of that city were re
cently married.
George Gilbert, a Tunoau plumber
is raising a young wolf, which he sc
cured from the natives, lie has rr
fused $10n for his pet.
The diamond drill work by Lytic'
Bros, at Douglas lias been suddenl
suspended on orders from it. \ Kli
zie. The reason for the suspension i
unknown.
Jerry Sachs, repair man at the 7*'
mill at Treadwell, was thrown low
by a bell a few days ago, break it
both bones in bis left leg.
Alfred Smith, n son of Mrs. Wa
lace Howie, arrived in Fairbanks r
cently to visit his mother, whom h
had not seen for twelve years.
j x. Salmnnson. an old employee <
the Treadwell machine shops, recall
j jy dropped a 30ft pound Ton chun
on his foot, crushing it badly.
Alex. Simson. a well known ''"al
banks merchant of many years i ten
ing, will close his business and mal
his home in the eastern states.
W. |*. Wooster, a well known Kou
arol; mining man. has been appoint*
U. S. commissioner at that place, vu
F. H. Thomas, who he'd the |"sitl<
for several years.
The Am borage tennis team, cm
posed of Chase and Jenicke, defeat
the Valdez team of Brenncrnan at
Geraghty in a five set match by
score of 3 to 2.
Ernest Neihoff came into Ituhy i
cently with $14,700 in gold dust, I
result of a cleanup on 3,000 feet
bedrock on the NlehofMndergard lea
on Spruce creek.
Deputy Marshal Spencer of Cir
wired Marshal Erwin of Fairban
that a Mrs. Pinion of that place tn
a shot at Mri. Florence Howard a
Marietta Muchand, and also fired s
eral shots at a cabin occupied by
Japanese.
Bardenberg & Bubb, operating on
Dollar creek in the Cache creek dis
trict, are reported to have had the
best season in their history, and are
in the coarse money.
A party who arrived in Nome recent
ly from Dime creek, reports that only
two mails have reached that place
since the opening of navigation.
A report from Dime creek says con
ditions there outside of mining are not
, good. Three or four blind pigs are
said to be running day and night.
Hoy \V. Eaton, an employees of the
Pueblo mine, near Whitehorse, was
instantly killed recently by an ascend
ing cage while he was working in the
. shaft.
llev. (1. W. Madera, for the past five
years pastor of the Episcopal church at
chena, accompanied by his wife and
. child, left for the states recentlv.
I Eight million three hundred and
i seventy-six thousand and twentv-six
' j dollars is the grand total of shipments
J of domestic merchandise from Alaska
s to the United States during the month
j of August, 1916.
I ■ Five new canneries were operating
a this year in the Ketchikan district.
.; ! Four more canneries operated in the
i Juneau district this year than during
I- the season of 1915.
Silver salmon and humpbacks have
e fairly crowded the small streams in
the vicinity of Valdez this year,
f Treadwell marksmen have opened
t their new rifle range for members of
k the rifle club and their friends.
| II. A. Bigelow, a Juneau man, is
r' planning the erection of a 4o-suiU
' concrete apartment house.
° Fifty-four scholars are enrolled at
I the Treadwell public schools,
k , The Engineer mine, in the Atlin dis
d trlct, is advertising for first class mn
0 chine miners.
n p; j sliter, former chief of pollci
j in Juneau, has started a merchant’:
II ; patrol in that city.
'd j Fourteen new members were re
1,1 j cently initiated into the Moose lodg'
11 at Juneau in one night.
Shortage of water Is reported t
have retarded the work of the operal
10 ors in the Nizlna district.
of Clerk of the Court Bell states tha
Be there are forty-one voting precincts i
the First division.
'*e Fred Eautenschlager and Harr
k® Wilkes have opened an auto stag
,,k line between Huby and Long.
ih1 The Seward Post is authority fc
*v‘ that statement that a large nuntlw
8 of Anchorage people will winter i
Seward.
MOUNTAIN INN
Good hunting and fishing. Also fish
and game for sale In season. Boats
for rent, good meals and beds. Rates
$2.50 per day.
The Walkers
A LAG A NICK, ALASKA.
Twenty Miles From Cordova.
when in McCarthy
You Will Find Your
Friends at
THE MECCA
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We represent the Niagara, London.
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We also represent the Maryland I
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FOR
ATTORNEY GENERAL
OF ALASKA
George Grigsby
Election November 7,
Mr. Workingman:
After reading the following
letter can yon vote for John
Ronan for Senator.
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*111 report to you for »ork
Fairbanks Mlnlrg District.
you pdUslbly can, not latar than . L . 190S He le to recel*«
froa you fb.OD per ten hour day and board and kunk-houae fraa of
charge also an association card *hlch *111 entitle, hla to
doctor's care and hoapltal treataent free, should he get hurt or
lneur sickness *hlls In your eaploy or In tha saploy or any neeber
of our aseoetatton. He ..ndcretende that he la to have nothing to do
»lth any union federation or any other agitators shatsoassr, but
report dtrsotlf to you laacdlatsly upon hit arrival In r.libanks
Mining District; and ha further understands that should ha In any *sy
violate the conditions herein eontalned, he forfeits all hla elal*
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on you for aaployaent or to tha reoetpt of an Asaoctatton card.
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1 agent uyh* Oenera and Operatora
association of Palrtanke Mining
Dlatrlat.
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