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Fairbanks
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BOX 1035, FAIRBANKS
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News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
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There was a general movement
of Fairbanksans toward Cleary
summit on Sunday, the attraction
being the countless numbers of
caribou which have invaded that
district. It is estimated that fully
one hundred persons stopped at
Walter Preston's Summit roadhouse
for lunch during the day and fully
one hundred carcasses were brought
to town, some of the autos having
as many as four caribou strapped
to the running boards. Caribou meat
is being offered for sale at the
summit for five cents a pound.
Caribou were so numerous in the
vicinity of ‘ Olnes last week that
Motorman Marsh, of the railroad
gascar. was compelled to slow down
a number of times to avoid run
ning over the animals, and hunters
relate that a bunch of caribou stam-,
peded down the road near the sum
mit on Sunday, nearly upset:ing
several autos which were parked
there. It is also reported that the
road was blocked for nearly an
hour near Golden.
Photographer Kayser. of the
Alaska Railroad, was among those
who journeyed to the summit and
! he is reported to have obtained
i some excellent views. Captain A.
• E. Lathrop and George C. Lewis
also went out, with a movie camera
I and secured a lot of interesting film
! for the Alaska picture which is now
| in course of preparation by the
Alaska Moving Picture Corporation.
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Assistant Trainmaster D. B. Rose.
| who arrived from Anchorage last
week, made a trip to the summit
i on Sundav to see the sights.
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Jack Jennings, aged nine years,
j son of Agent J. E. Jennings, of the
j Alaska Railroad, has the distinction
f j of having killed a caribou with his
i .22 rifle. He hit the animal in the
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T. Satow. Japanese vice consul.
* with headquarters at Seattle, who
1 ; arrived here from the coast last
Fine Stock Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries. Fowler & Morri*.
HOTEL ALASKA
(Formerly The Shaw House!
IS NOW OPEN UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT
Room* with or without Bath
MODERATE RATES
Steam Heat - Electric Lights
THOS. H. FOSTER. Prop.
Fairbanks, Alaska
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week on a tour through the terri
tory. went to Chatanika on Satur
day to look over the mining dis
trict and to see the vast herds of
caribou enroute.
Mayor Roy Ferguson brought ir.
four caribou from the summit on
Sunday.
Donald Morgan killed his first bull
caribou on Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. de la Vergne were
among those who autoed to the
summit on Sunday. The doctoT
made the trip to be on the ground
in case the caribou turned on the
hunters, but the day passed without
accident of any kind, although bul
lets whistled uncomfortably close at
times. '
Harry Woodward. Vic Brown and
Bill Handley rounded up a bunch
of caribou near the summit and
had them going nicely down the
road toward town when, just a?
the hunters were about to open fire
the animals took refuge behind the
parked cars in which the hunters
families were awaiting developments
Considerable confusion resulted and
the caribou escaped.
k Regular Camel for Ink
Goes a month without a drink
The
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Dunn
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PEN
With the Little
Red Pump-Handle
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Cooney Hotel and Annex
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“SUNLESS SUNDAY’’
PATHE NEWS TWO REEL EDUCATIONAL
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Charles McXett, well known old
timer of the Chandlar district, who
came to Fairbanks recently for
medical treatment, died at the local
hospital on Saturday night, follow
! ing an operation. The deceased was
| the discoverer of pay in the Chand
1 lar and owned considerable property
there.
Labor Day was very generally ob
served in Fairbanks. Federal offices.
! the bank and numerous stores re
i mained closed during the day.
M. T. McDonald and F L. Yo
: cum. representatives of Swift & Co..
* arrived from the coast last week.
Arrivals from Salcha reports cari
l bou plentiful in that section. The;
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are on the move toward the Tanana
river.
Tom Hoover, of the local train
j crew, is under treatment at the
hospital for a badly mashed thumb
and finger.
Sig Magnussen and wife left for
the Outside today. Sig has been
long in the employ of the N. C. and
is going out to enjoy a rest.
The Antone Olson funeral was
held yesterday and Charles Mc
N'ett was laid at rest this afternoon,
with a number of oldtimers in at
tendance.
, Postal Inspector Brunner is a re
cent arrival in town.
terrace Oarfcen
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