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News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
Mrs. Clifford H. Phillips, of Chit
ina, who arrived from the coast on
the Tuesday train, returned to Anch
orage yesterday, enroute to her
home. She plans to spend several
days in Anchorage with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Sidney Raynor.
Among those leaving town on
yesterday’s train, for Nenana and
way points were Thomas King, N.
Peterson, Ed Quinn, Charles Bevins,
i J. M. Reiter, B. B Mozee, C. E.
i Robinson, Mrs. C. H. Phillips, As
I sistant District Attorney E. B. Col
lins, United States Marshal G. B.
Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Vance R
McDonald, N. E. Hickey, James
> Halden, T. Berg, Mrs. F. S. Gordon.
The dragline outfit which will be
; used on Caribou creek, in the Sai
1 cha district, arrived from the coast
during the week there being three
carloads of equipment consigned to
James Stewart and associates. The
outfit includes a tractor for use in
hauling the machinery and supplies
to the place where it will be used.
Murry C. Smith, who returned
from a brief trip to the States this
week, says Alaska weather is much
more enjoyable than that prevailing
along the coast the time he was
Outside
The Alaska Road Commission has
sent a tractor to Chatanika for use
in hauling bridge material from the
railroad to the new bridge on the
Ohatanika-Circle trail.
i Mrs. Fred G. Scherer, who has
: been under tareatment at the hospi
; tal, returned home this week, being
I now well on the road to recovery.
_
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Taylor, who
! returned to Fairbanks this week
from a vacation trip to the States,
report having had an enjoyable out
ing, the only unpleasant feature of
the trip being the bad weather en
countered after leaving Alaska.
>
AssistantDistrict Attorney E. B.
Collins left for Xenana yesterday en
route to Tanana to investigate the
death of Percy Huntington, who was
found dead in a sleigh this week a
short distance below the army town.
District Judge Cecil H Clegg has
announced that the naturalization
calendar will be taken up Monday
night, March 12. There are thirty,
applicants for citizenship on the list.
Ed Bartlett, who returned to
Chatanika this week from the Circle
district, reports the trail improving
after the recent storm. He brought
three passengers, A. M. KaCzer, Fred
M&ltby and N. Nelson.
Ole K. Locke, of Chatanika, has'
declared his intention to become a
citizen of the United States. He is
a native bom of Norway and came
to the United States in 1900 .
There is an epidemic of grip in
Fairbanks, especially among the
children. Among those suffering are
three native families who are said
to be in need of assistance.
Postmaster Pinkerton has a num
ber of parcel post packages in his
possession which arrived from the
States without addresses. The par
cels will be turned over to any one
who can show they were intended
for them.
Bill Thompson, peppy son of Pub
lisher W. F. Thompson, celebrated
his tenth anniversary yesterday at
the family home on Eighth avenue
and they do say it a as some party _
Young Bill is a regular entertainer,
and the day will live long in the
memories of his young friends and
playmates.
Bert Currier who has been work
ing for the Alaskan Engineering
Commission during the last several
years, has decided to resume mining
and is preparing to do some work
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For Transportation, see Ed. Bartlett. Circle Mail
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COLISEUM
TONIGHT AND MONDAY
Thwarted in love. And by a do?. (The cleverest
animal you have ever seen in pictures.) Disguises
couldn’t fool this four footed sleuth. But the lover
proved himself a hero. You can’t afford to miss the
big fight scene—Max invents a burglar and whips
himself.
‘Brimming with laughter” was invented for this
picture—it fills the five reels to overflowing.
Max Linder present his latest comedy
"BE MY WIFE”
Distributed by Goklwyn
New Wine in Old Bottles—Paramount Magazine
"OH. PROMISE ME"
TOMORROW
PARAMOUNT PRESENTS
JACK HOLTS and BEBE DANIELS
“NORTH OF THE RIO GRANDE"
^ou will see Twin Horses—a quick—sand scene.
Cowpunchers and Indian missions along the south
ern border. Real life—not just "Movie Stuff!
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THE MOST COMPLETELY EQUIPPED SHOP IN THE NORTH
CHARLES E. BERGMAN
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Jobbing of all Kinds
HICKORY RIPPED OUT TO ORDER
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NENANA
on property owner) by him in the
Ester district.
Albert Hughes, operator on En
gineer creek, was among the week's
arrivals in town.
Mrs. Joe McDonald and Mrs. Pad
dy Driscoll were visitors in town
i this week from Ester.
The first edition of the Farthest
Noiuh Collegian, publication of the
; Alaska Agricultural College and
Pioneers of Alaska
Nenana Igloo No, 17
MEETS AT UNION HALL
FIRST AND THIRD MONDAY
AT 8:00 P. M
Visiting Members Always
Welcome.
—
Alfred J. Ghexzi R. C. Morri*.
Secretary. President.
School of Mines, is selling: so rap
idly an order has been placed with
the local printers for another thou
sand. The Collegian sells at a q” ,rt
er per copy or five fo- one dollar,
; and is a splendid advertisement of
the new college and the territory in
general.
FOR SALLE—150 egg incubator
and brooder. Cheap. Inquire News
i Office.
HEALY LAUNDRY FOR SALE,
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