SIMSON’S
Every Sourdough Knows This Name
It has been over a Store Door
SINCE ’98
The Store where only Good Merchandise is sold, and
AT PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT
The Public has shown its UTMOST CONFIDENCE
in us by patronizing the stores
wherever they see the name
SIM S ON'S
BIGGER THAN EVER
Will be the Variety of Merchandise
that we are bringing to Nenana
THIS SEASON
Men’s and Ladies’ Wear, Dry Goods
House Furnishings, Pianos, Phonographs
All Goods in these Lines will be Shown on a More
Complete Scale than has ever been done before
Always Make Our Store Your Headquarters
For Anything You Want.
NEW
GOODS
SIMSOIN’S
NEW
STORE
RAPPOLT’S
BAKERY
Bread
Pastry
LUNCHES
Everything New and Clean
CLEANING, PRESSING
Alterations, Repairing
LADIES’ TAILORING
Mrs. Campbell
Second St., Next Tavern Cafe
“COMRADE JOHN’’
SUNDAY OFFERING
The 5-reel Pathe Gold Rooster feature
film, “Comrade John,” troni the famous
novel of that name by Samuel Merwin
and Hy Kitchell Webster, will be shown
at the Coliseum Sunday evening and
promises to be one of the strongest at
tractions yet offered to the people of Ne
| nana. The story deals with the opera
tions of the leader of a new religious cult
who works on the susceptibilities of the
converts to his faith to promote liis own
mercenary ends, and whose Inst end
greed finally accomplish his downfall.
The usual feature prices will prevail: six
bits for reserved seats and four bits for
general admission.
As long as people continue to indulge
in the practice of breaking the ice in tlje
rivers to take their morning plunge the
squirrels need have no worry regarding
the high cost of living.
For Sale—6-year-old work team
and harness. Weight 3400 pounds.
Price $1200. Anderson Bros. &
Nerland.
Nicely Furnished Rooms to Rent
in the New York Block. Inquire
at Simeon’s.
Expert Stenographer, 12 years’
experience, wants position; good
appearance and character,best ref
erences. Address Venie P. Abbott
care Cordova Daily Times.
ORDER NOW
Will Ship Young Laying:
Kens On First Boat
IF I Can Get Orders
Enough.
WRITE OR WIRE
P. A. DOUSE
FAIRBANKS, ALASKA
NOTICE!!
To Those Contemplating Building or Improving
MAKE YOUR BUILDING PIREPROOP
and save on your insurance premiums by us
ing METAL CEILING and SIDE WALLS ....
Also, What about a Good Heating System7
Furnace, Hot Water or Steam. Let Us Cal|
and Show You.
TANANA SHEET METAL WORKS
Personal Mention
First class mail arrived in Fairbanks ;
from the coast yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Benson are recent ar- 1
rivals from Fairbanks. They intend to
locate here permanently.
Jack Pratt an old-time restaurant man
in the North arrived on the kobison auto
stage the first of the week.
Dutch Rodegkeit returned Tuesday
from the upper town, bringing with him
a big load of supplies for tiie Tavern cafe. '
l
Mrs. Michael Cooney returned to her
home in Nenana the first of the week
a£ter a short combined business and
pleasure trip to the upper town.
Reports from Fairbanks state that the
freighters operating between that town
and Nenana have announced a freight
increase to ten cents a pound lietween
the two points. I
Mrs Lewis Larson arrived on the Rob
ison stage the first of the week to join
her husband, who came to town a short
time ago to engage in the re;d estate busi
ness with Robert E. Burns.
Capt. Geotge Green of the steamer
Reliance reached Nenana from the Out
side the first of the week, and alter a
short visit here went to Fairbanks to get
his boat iu readiness for the summer
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season.
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J. A. Haney of Fairbanks was a visitor
ill town several days the latter part of the
week. He is on his wav to the headwat
ers of the Nenana where he has spent
the past several seasons developing some
quartz properties.
Mrs. J. C. Kellum returned to Nenana
the first of the week on the Robison auto
stage and expects to make Nenana her
permanent home iu the future. She states
that she lias leased her Fairbanks resi
dence to Lipman Simson.
Oscar Webber and Isador Stem, who
have chartered the steamer Teddy H.
and will operate her with two barges be
tween here and Fairbanks this season,
were in town the first of the week on
matters of a business nature.
Billy Butler was among us again during
the week. When Billy comes to town
he doesnt visit; he circulates, and there
fore the statement is apt. He says that
he made the trip down from the upper
camp in nine and one-half hours, with
an hour out for eats at “Kat-’em-up's,”
and Mr. Fowle, whom he had as a pas
senger, verifies Ins statement. Billy will
not tell what brand he feeds the dogs.
C. P. Hickok, who was stationed here
the latter part of last season as agent for
the A. V. T. and who has been Outside
during the winter months reached town
the first of the week to prepare to handle
the volume of business which will be
transacted by the company at this point
this summer. He states that he has as
yet beet! unable to secure a definite loca
tion for his offices, but expects to be
established in a few days.
T. R. Fowle, proprietor of the Fair
banks Clothing company, spent several
days in Nenana during the week taking
orders for summer suits for the Royal
Tailors, for which firm he is the Fair
banks agent. Mr. Fowle displayed a very
complete line ot samples and states that
Nenana will be one of the best dressed
camps in the North this summer if the
orders he booked are any‘indication, and
it is his opinion that they are.
Tack Bellerby who was stationed here
last fall as wharfinger for the A. Y. T.
arrived in town this week to resume his
duties for the coming season. He is at
present overseeing the work of thawing
out Jlie barges near town preparatory to
the spring breakup. He states that he
expects Mrs. Bellerby and their .son to
come down from Fairbanks as soon as
the water runs, and that they will make
Nenana their permanent home,
J. C. Williams, formerly located in the
Fairbanks office of the Alaskan Kngineer
ing commission, has been transferred to
the Nenana office, reaching town last
Saturday evening after a strenuous trip.
Mr. Williams has but recently returned
from an extended trip thru the States
and declares that the transportation fa
cilities Outside are so conducive to ease
and comfort that it is difficult to adjust
onesself to the vicissitudes of the trail.
| FOWLER & MORRIS j
| GROCERIES , . ' !
t DRYGOODS t
* COMPLETE UNE
:
LOWEST PRICES
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MONTHLY BATES
Axemen Residency .$120.00
Residency . 62.50 and board
Road Construction . 80.00 and board
Bakers Camp ... 90.00 and board
Camp ..... 100.00 and board
Nenana ... 120.00 and board
Brakemen Construction . 140.00
Blacksmiths Camp ... 100.00 and board
Camp .. 137.50
Camp . 117.50 and board
Camp . 155.00
Bull Cooks ..... 75.00 and oard
. 112.50
Cooks Under 25 men . 100.00 and board
26 to 50 men. 110.00 and board
51 to 75 men . 115.00 and board
76 to 100 men . 120.00 and board
Over 100 men . 130.00 and board
Nenana Mess House . 145.00 and board
Nenana Mess House—2nd cooks.. 115.00 and board
Nenana Mess House—Night. 100.00 and board
2nd cooks—large camps . 105.00 and board
Midnight Sun & Deck Hand . 90.00 and board
Deckhands ... 75.00 and board
Engineers Midnight Sun ..:. 135.00 and board
Steam Shovel—20 class . 190.00
Steam Shovel—70 class . 210.00 . i
, Drag Line . 190.00
Dinkey ... 155.00
Power Plant . 165.00
Stationary . 120.00 to $150.00
Core Drill ... 165.00
Piledriver . 165.00
Firemen Stationary . 110.00 to $130.00
Steam Shovel .. 140.00
Power Plant . 150.00
—Piledrivei*'. ...........- 140.00
Foremen Wagon Road .. 142.50
Wagon Road . 105.00 and board
Wagon Road Sub .. 132.50
Wagon Road Sub . 95.00 and board
Material . 165.00
Warehouse . 165.00
Clearing . 132.50
Team .. 175.00
j Piledriver—large .. 175.00
Piledriver-^small .. 170.00
Extra Gang ... 176.00
., Machine Shop . 175.00
Steam Shovel 200.00
Stable .Z.. 140.00
Sub—large gangs . 132.50
Section . 140.00
Camp . 165.00
Flunkies Camp . 80.00 and board
‘ Nenana . 87.50 and board
Hostlers All boilers .1.:... 130.00
Janitors ... 100.00 to $115.00
Packers Head . 140.00
Head . 102.50 and board
Helper . 130.00
Helper —;. 92.50 and board
j Roimen ..... . 125.00
; ..... 87.50 and board
Stable Boss Nenana . 140.00
i Camp ...„.... 130.00
Sectionmen .;... 110.00
Tapemen Residencies . 122.50
Teamsters Single Horse . 120.00
Single Horse . 82.50 and board
2 Horse . 125.00
2 Horse . 87.50 and board
4 Horse .-. 135.00
4 Horse .:....._...v....... 97.50 and board
i Watchmen -.‘....'i.—..a. 100.00 to $120.00
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