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Healy River Roadhouse
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Imperial Cigar Store
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News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
The tram was three hours late ar-’
riving from Noith Nenana last mpht. |
the delay having resulted front the
derailment of the engine near the
Barker camp.
.Tack Irvine has sent a wire to
Albert Bell adeising him that new \
pay has been found on Wilbur creek,
about 400 feet from Discovery, and
on ground in which Irving and Bell
are interested. The pay runs about
$7 to the foot of bedrock.
Sam Godfrey, who has just ar
rived in town from the Tolovana.
reports the Wilbur creek strike look- i
ing very good at the time he left the ;
scene of the recent find on the Pat
terson ground. Mrs. Godfrey accom
panied her husband to town.
The jury in the Louis Doumain
robbery case returned a verdict of
not guilty.
The trail of Louis Doumain. on
a charge of conspiring to violate :
the dry law, was interrupted today'
when court was forced to adjourn
while the snow was shoveled from
the roof of the federal building.
The electrical department of the
X. C. Company reports that there
are now 77 more meters in use
than last winter, and more waiting
to be installed.
The district has asked for more
time in the case of LT. S. vs Herman
Schrek. He has wired to the attorney
general for instruction regarding a
writ of error seeking a reversal of
Judge Bunnell’s ruling.
The Fairbanks Curling Club is
getting ready for action. A meeting
STORAGE
WARM and COLD
Wm. C. Heinz
Andy D. Swingen
Succetaon to
Casey's Warehouse
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has been called by Axe! Carlsten.
Mrs. Martin Knuppe and Mrs.
Mike Beegder have returned to town
from a visit to the Tolovana dis
trict.
The ladies of St. Matthews guild
have announced a dance for Hallow
e'en for the benefit of the Geo. C
Thomas Memorial library.
There is a coal famine in town,
and no relief in sight until the
Tanana river freezes at Nenana.
The Saleh ferry, which was haul
ed out of the water recently, slid
back into the stream after the Road
Commission crew had started for
town, and the work had to be done
a second time.
The following are among- the re
cent arrivals at the local hotels: Dr.
de la Vergne, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Godfrey, Tom Whaley, Mrs. Cook,
Charles Holke, John Harris. Leon
Chapriand, W. Love. C. A. Wheeler
A. B. Robertson. L. L. Laska. Mrs.
Lowella Rosburg, J. B. Webster, C.
W. Thrift, Maj. E. R. McFarland.
STEAMER SAILINGS
Agent A. H. McDonald, of the
Alaska Steamship Company, has ad
vised The News of the sailings of
the vessels of that company from
Seward as follows:
The Northwestern leaves Seat**.
October 27 and will be the last ship
of that company to Anchorage. The |
Northwestern should sail south from;
SewTaid November 6.
The November and December
schedule of sailings from Seattle is:
Alameda, Nov. 8; Northwestern,
Nov. 19: Victoria, Nov. 30; North
western, Dec. 10; Victoria. Dec. 21;
Northwestern, Dec. 31.
The Victoria goes by the outside
route and does not stop at Juneau
or Ketchikan.
In the above sailings, the No'th
western will sail south from Seward
in about six days after leaving
Seattle and the Victoria in -’.bout ,
five days.
The Admiral Watson, of the
Pacific Steamship Company, is billed
to leave Seattle on October 23. and
should arrive at Anchorage on Oct
ober 31.
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WHEN IN NENANA
MAKE YOUR HEADQUARTERS AT
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