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NENANA LODGE No. 1193
L. 0. 0. M.
MEETS AT MOOSE HALL
Fourth and B Streets
At 8:00 P. M.
Secretary Dictator
ALEX FOWLER, ALF EKELANU
SECOND AND FOURTH MONDAY
! Pioneers of Alaska
Nenana Igloo No. 17
MEETS AT UNION HALL
FIRST AND THIRD MONDAYS
AT 8:00 P. M.
Visiting Members Always
Welcome.
Alfred J. Ghezzi Joe O'Connor
Secretary. Preaident.
LAMM and COMPANY
Tailors of Chicago
Announcing a general reduction
affecting all Fall and Winter
1921-1922 pattern*. Suit or Over
coat can be had for $32.50
and up. You buy satisfaction when
you buy Lamm Clothes. They
are worn by particular dressers
everywhere
BERG, The Tallor
FAIRBANKS
News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
The steamer Teddy H., which has
een thoroughly overhauled and re
ovated, is now ready for launching
nd, with her two barges, will take
le water as soon as navigation op
ns. She will make her initial trip
jr the season to the Kantishna
?gion with a load of freight for
'r. J. A. Sutherland and other
lining outfits in that country.
It is reported that the Tanana
lakery, on Second avenue, has
hanged hands since the arrival ol
.. C. Classen, one of the owners of
he place, from the States recently.
John Vanette, who is mining on
le Victor group, on Vault Creek,
aid the town a visit recently. He is
ow waiting for water to run so that
e can wash up the dump taken out
uring the winter.
Pete Malone, who is working on
nother part of the Victor group,
iss a dump out and is waiting for
he water to run sufficiently to per
nit sluicing.
Charles Fisher, who recently broke
n ankle at McKinley Park station,
s reported to be mending rapidlj
t St. Joseph's hospital. It will be
ome time, however, before he will
>e able to leave that institution.
F. C. Bleecker, who mushed in
rom Fox recently, reports that the
Joldstreara valley, in the neighbor
lood of his property, looks like £
;uge lake and that mushing is pool
rusiness at this time. The trans
jortation problem is beginning tc
ook difficult for teams and autos
Judge and Mrs. Cecil H. Clegs
vere outgoing passengers on Sun
lay, enroute to the coast, when
he judge will preside at a sessiot
jf court at Valdez. He is exchang
ng places for a month or two, wit;
District Judge E. E. Ritchie, wh<
trrived from the coast on Sunday
Mrs. Fred G. Scherer and bab;
eft for Anchorage on Sunday, en
route to the States on a holiday
They will be joined at Ar.chorag'
by Rev. Scherer.
J. O'Donnel, Tom Cunningham, R
Rothenburg. C. M. Lamb, Carl N'el
son, Axel Carlsten, Bob Sheldon, M
J. Miller. Henry Wagner, Gunna
Swanson. N. Soley. D. L. Thomas
and Frank Bolovich were among th
outgoing passengers on Sunday.
Carl White, Tolovana freighte
and mail carrier, who recently re
turned from a trip to the State
left for Dunbar on Sunday wit;
his last shipment of winter mai
and express. He will make his nex
trip by way of the river.
Local baseball players are begin
ning to warm up in anticipation o
the early opening of the season
Just as soon as the park dries suf
ficiently a practice game will b
held and the lineup soon afterwar
will be announced.
The water in Chena slough ha
risen five inches since last Thurs
day and considerable water wa
flowing over the ice until the sudde
drop in temperature tightened th
river up again.
Andrew Anderson, of the loct
laundry, returned to town last wee
from a trip to Seattle. It was h;
first trip Outside in many years an
he reports that he had a most er
joyable outing. While in the State
he met many oldtimers, many
whom expressed a desire to retur
Xonh.
Application for citizenship papei
which have been filed with the clei
of the court recently include: Anto
Covich, of Dalmatia; Jiija Yoji
dick, of Serbia; John Galatz. c
Greece; Emil Arola, of Finlam
Patrick Mogan. of Ireland; Pet<
Keroff, of Russia; Rade Zun Cvget
of Croatia.
Timber Cruiser II. K. Carlisle r
ceived a telegram on Saturday a
vising him of his appointment as
special agent of the General Lar
ft faf* f* • • it itititititit'i • • 1« l
Office, with headquarters at Fair
banks. Mr. Carlisle is a very popu
lar member of the local land office
force and is receiving the congratu
lations of his many friends locally.
Tom Hickey, one of the men en
gaged in grading operations on the
point of the hill opposite Nenana.1
who fell down the hill last Friday,
was brought to Fairbanks on Sun
day and placed under the care of
Dr. Romig. An examination dis
closed the fact that Hickey s aim
was shattered by the fall, his head
was cut and his spine injured so bad
ly that his nether limbs are para-,
lyzed. It has not yet been determin- :
ed whether or not he received in
ternal injuries.
J. H. Scott. Nenana agent of the.
White Pass Route, who came to j
Fairbanks more than a week ago !
to wind up the affairs of the com- j
pany here, returned to Nenana on •
Sunday. He will leave for White-,
horse shortly after the opening of
navigation to assume his new duties
with the company at that place.
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A class of twenty were initiated j
into the. mysteries of Scottish Rite j
Masonry on Saturday night at the
Masonic Temple. The initiation was
conducted by H. C. Tripp, of Ju-;
neau, who came to Fairbanks for j
that purpose. The initiation cere
monies were followed by a banquet
attended by about fifty members of
the order. J. H. Scott, of Nenana,
acted as toastmaster, and among
the speakers were District Judge
Cecil H. Clegg and J. C. Van Orsdel.
Mr. Tripp also will initiate a class j
at Nenana.
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Harry Warren, well known veter- j
an of the Valdez trail, returned to j
Fairbanks on Sunday from a trip
to the States.
Henry Butger was taken to the
; detention hospital yesterday. He is |
suffering from a stroke of paralysis
■ and appears to have lost his mental
■ balance. It is thought, however, that j
‘ he can be restored to health.
Fred Vogelsang has purchased the j
• Belierby cabin at Tenth and Cush- J
• man, the transfer having been ]
■ made on Sunday.
Mrs. G. L. Schooling will leave |
for Xenana this month to make her;
heme in the railroad town, where1
Mr. Schooling is now connected with
the Alaska Railroad, in the traits-]
pnrtation department. They will oc- j
cupv one of the cottages on the
railroad reserve.
Jack Belierby. wharfinger for the
White Pass at Nenana during thj
last several seasons, will leave soon
- for Mayo, where he will continue in
f that capacity in the service of the.
. transportation company. He is at;
- present in Nenana attending to some
? work for the company.
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RANCH EGGS- SI per dozen. A.
G. JOHNSON'.
IT’S A GREAT LIFE—Fait mov
ing comedy at the Coliieum tonight
? In the Probate Court, Territory of
Alaska, Fourth Division, Nenana
Precinct.
In the Matter of the Estate of Her
man B. Rosburg, Deceased.
No.
Notice of Settlement of Final
Account
j Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned has filed her Final Ac*
n count as Administratrix of the above
estate, and a Petition for Distribu
■ tion, in the above entitled Court.
k ! and said Court has fixed Friday, the
n 30th day of June. 1922, at the
courtroom of this court, at Nenana.
t Alaska, as the time and place for
|. hearing and settling same, and all
r persons having any objections there
; to should appear at or before said
■ time and file said objections with
'this court.
MRS. LOWELLA ROSBURG,
i- Administratrix of the above Estate
Date of first publication May2, 1922
j Date of'last publication. May 30
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Healy River Roadhouse j
A. A. Lyden, Proprietor
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS
BROOKER’S CAFE IN CONNECTION
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TONIGHT
SAMUEL GOLDWYN AND REX BEACH PRESENT
‘it’s a Great Life”
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Adapted from the Famous Story “Empire Builders”
By Mary Roberts Rhine hart
YOU”R GOING TO LAUGH
Mary Roberts Rhine^art has never written a fun
nier story than this delightful chapter in the adventures
of a couple of school boys. A fast-moving Comedy and
a wonderful cast of players. IN SIX PARTS
Including a Scream of a Mermaid Comedy in two acts
“HOLY SMOKE" ALSO LATE K1NOGRAM
You won't weaken if you see this show at the
The Coliseum
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