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WITH SINCERE PLEASURE WE INVITE THE PEOPLE OF THIS COMMUNITY TO
INSPECT OUR NEW HOME AND OUR UP-TO-DATE FACILITIES FOR ATTENDING fj
TO YOUR FINANCIAL AFFAIRS IN A PROMPT AND EFFICIENT MANNER.
IN THIS NEW HOME WE ARE IN A POSITION TO GIVE YOU SERVICE AND SATIS
FACTION IN A GREATER DEGREE THAN WE HAVE IN THE PAST AND OUR OF
FICERS AND EMPLOYEESWILL CONTINUE TO ENDEAVOR TO SERVE YOU DILI
§ GENTLY IN ALL FINANCIAL MATTERS.
FROM THIS NEW HOME WE EXTEND OUR HEARTIEST NEW YEAR’S WISHES TO
YOU ALL; MAY THIS COMING YEAR BE A PROSPEROOUS ONE FOR YOU AND
MAY YOUR PROSPERITY BE REFLECTED IN A GROWING ACCOUNT WITH THIS
GROWING INSTITUTION.
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The Germania restaurant, long in
one location at Fairbanks, has been
moved to the California block. The
name remains the same.
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Jack Raymond, formerly employed
■driving an automobile in Juneau, has
been wounded ana is in a hospital in
France.
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The skating rink at Anchorage lias ^
been closed and will not again be]
opened until private subscriptions are]
raised for its maintenance as the '
townsite will not maintain it hereafter.
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The home of Billy Lawrence was!
destroyed by fire at Nenana, nearly,
everything in the house being des-^
troyed. Mr. Lawrence had just left ]
the house, but Mrs. Lawrence was still!
in the building and made her escape
without injury. A dog belonging to|
the family was in the house ana per
ished. A subscription was taken up;
and the family presented with $2,000.
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Advertise in the Daily Times.
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BEEN SOLD
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Five hundred thousand dollars is' the
sum that Butte parties have paid for
the Mable gold mine in the Willow
creek district, about sixty miles from
Anchorage, according to advices re
ceived here today by Sidney Anderson,
vice president of the Bank of Anchor
age. from William Martin at Seattle,
who negotiated the sale of the.prop
erty. The message from Mr. Martin1
was brief, merely saying that he had
“sold the Mable mine to Butte par
ties for $500,000 last week.”
Thomas Caveny, secretary-treasurer
of the Mable Mining Company, own
er of the property, will leave here to
morrow for the states to formally
complete the legal transfer of the
mine.
The principal stockholders of the
MalMe Mining company are W. E.
Bartholf, president; Thomas Caveny,
secretary and treasurer. William Mar
tin, Fred Laubner, Dorr Bartholf and
•I- H. Bartholf. The ground, which is
a quartz property, was located about
six years ago by Mr. Caveny and B.
S. Bartholf and John Bartholf, but
operations of a material character
were not commenced until two years
ago.
The deal involving the Mable mine
is the largest in the history of this
part of Alaska. The next largest
transaction was the sale in dm 2 »f the
Gold Bullion Mine, also in Willow
creek district, for $445,000.—Anchor
age Times.
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Douglas lost an old timer by the
death of Mrs. Lizzie Gustavaava Nlen-'
ala who passed away there recently
from a stroke of paralysis. Mrs. Nel-j
nala had resided in Douglas for elgh-'
teen years. Her husband and a twelve
year old daughter survive her. jj
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