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Water. M. W. Diedrick, Manager.
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News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
Martin Josephson, oldtimer of the
1 Koyukuk country, who was severely !
! burned during the early spring, left
! for the States this week to seek the
j a*d of a specialist. The oldtimer had
snowshoed his way to a lonely rest
. cabin in the koyukuk wilderness
and it was there, many miles from
aid, that his misfortune overtook
j him. He had built a fire in the stove
, and placed some Criseo in a pan
preparatory to cooking his evening
meal. Wearied by a hard day’s mush,
he threw himself on the bunk to
await the melting of the crisco and
was aroused sometime late to find
the stove red hot. As he approached
the stove in the dark, he tipped the I
pan of grease over upon him and
in an instant both he and the cabin
were ablaze. Unmindful of his own
peril, the oldtimer first set about
putting the fire out in the shack,
after which he ran outdoors and |
rolled in the snow. But in the mean-1
1 time, he had been terribly burned •
about the face and body, and partic- j
larly about the eyes. He nursed him
self as best he could alone and was
about to start for the nearest set
tlement some time later when he •
was discovered by a chance travel
er. But for the timely arrival of
aid, he undoubtedly would have died
on the trail, for he was practically
blind and in no physical condition
to withstand the hardsips of winter
travel.After nursing Josephson back
to partial health, Koyukuk friends
gave him what money they could j
spare and started him on his way j
to the States for expert attention, j
Fairbanks Pioneers and citizens gen
erally have also contributed to the
fund for the relief of the oldtimer.
The old Hall bath house building
on Second avenue is being remodel
ed and renovated preparatory to its
reopening shortly by the new own
ers, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Guis.
The need of a traffic cop in Fair
banks was demonstrated again this
week when two autos collided at
the corner of Second and Cushman.
The cars were those of Jim Barrack
and Mrs. O’Connor, the latter being
considerably damaged. No one was
hurt, however.
George Brocky. M. V. Tyler. Mrs. j
Arthur Jacobs. Mrs. F. Mears. E.
V. Murait, J. McCrae, Sam Dubin,
Miss Bessie Moore, I. Sullivan, E.
A. Curry, and W. P. Borden were
among the arrivals in town during
the week.
Mrs. B. Moore is a recent arrival
in Fairbanks from the Marshal dis
trict, on the lower Yukon. She is j
on her way Outside.
E. A. Curry, of the U. Rubber
Co., has returned to town and is
looking after the local trade. He
came in by way of the Inland Cir
cle route.
Mrs. E. A. Cheek, a recent ar
rival in town, entertained a number
of friends at the Tanana cafe on
Thursday evening on the eve of
her departure for the States.
Dr. and Mrs. de la Vergne enter
tained at a dinner party on Thurs
day evening at the Model cafe, the
entire party taking in the show at
the Empress later.
Inquiry is being made by the U.
S. marshal for Alex Coutts.
Mrs. Elfrida Mellish and daughter
Nona returned to Nenana today, af
ter a brief visit in Fairbanks.
J. A. Ander. Juneau botanist, left
for the coast yesterday after a stay
of several days in this district. He
will travel by easy stages, with
stops at Healy, Broad Pass, Mata
nuska and other points enroute.
Mrs. Rose Washburn has gone to
Eldorado creek to accept a position
with a mining outfit.
Aviator Prest is reported to have
left Dawson for Eagle and will ar
rive here this afternoon or tomor
row, according to weather condi
tions. He cannot make the flight
from Dawson to Fairbanks direct
because of the fact that his machine
does not make more thaa AO miles
an hour.
Captain William Fisher, supervis
ing inspector of steam vessels, is a
recent arrival in Fairbanks.
Sherman Rogers, special writer for
the Outlook, left for the coast yes
terday after a visit of several days
in this district.
Misses Lynette and Charlsine Far
ley, recent arrivals in the Interior
by way of the Alaska Railroad, left
for the coast yesterday by way of
the Chitina trail. They'are making
the trip in one of the Sheldon cars.
Mrs. James Gibbs is a recent ar
rival from the States after a some
what lengthv absence.
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P. H. Neal and O. H. Brunner,
postal inspectors, left for Nenana
yesterday, enroute to the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Noyes enter
tained at dinner on Thursday even
ing, at their home on Garden Is
land. The guests included Mrs. C.
Roy Lund’s Auto Stage Line
Between Fairbanks and Chitina
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DELICIOUS HAMS and BACON
SALT YUKON KING SALMON, 20c lb.
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TONIGHT TONIGHT
The Broken Melody
STARRING EUGENE OBRION “
LOVE, ROMANCE. ADVENTURE AND COMEDY—ALL THE
ELEMENTS OF A GOOD DRAMA ARE INCORPORATED
IN THIS HUMAN, INTERESTING PLAY
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“BUNGALOW TROUBLES”
A TWO REEL MACK SENNETT COMEDY—FULL OF LAUGHS
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“The Village Sleuth”
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ANOTHER OF THE ‘‘TOONERVILLE SERIES”
NEWS
COMING
CARTOON SCENIC
THE SHEIK — COMING
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^ Adams, Mrs. May Howard, Miss
! E. Scott, Gus Conradt and Captain
Fisher.
A crew of men, with Tim Buck
ley in chargre as foreman, left for
the C'natanika district this week to
begrin work on the Chatanika-Circle
mail trail. They will be away the re
mainder of the season.
Oscar Hart, o/ Portland, who ar
rived from the coast on Tuesday,
was a departing passenger on yes
terday’s train. He represents NTew
stader Bros.
CLEAN ROOMS AND BUNKS at
the Jones Bunk House. Market St.
F. Reenstrom.
Fresh Tomatoes, 50 cents a pound
at the Nenana Gardens.
THE NEW RAILROAD
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS
POOL AND PAN
SOMETHING DOING ALL THE TIME
BARBER SHOP AND BATHS
S ROOMS IN CONNECTION.
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Sheet Metal Work
Plumbing, Heating Plants
Stoves and Ranges
Nenana Sheet Metal Works
PAUL PALFY, Prop. — — New Location on A Street
Nenana Steam Laundry
OUR EQUIPMENT COMPLETE f>i 79
WORK EQUAL TO THE BEST lOOne /J
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Central Cafe
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