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MEETS AT MOOSE HALL
Fourth and B Streets
At 8:00 P. M.
Secretary Dictator.
ALEX FOWLER, ALF EKELAND,
SECOND AND FOURTH MONDAY1
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News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
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The Xhfl case, which was tried
in district court last week, ended in
an acquittal for the defendant, the
jury being out only about two hours
, Xehil was charged with assault with
a deadly weapon, the case origin
(ating in the Canyon district.
N. G. Brown, of Tanana. is now
j on trial in district court on a
charge of violating the dry law.
There has been no abatement
! of the epidemic of colds in Fair
banks. About 50 pupils of the local
school were absent yesterday on ac
' count of illness and there are many
i cases among the grownups_
Joe Gross has returned to town
■ from Lower Goldstream, where he
| has ben engaged in doing assess
! ment work during the last several
j weeks.
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j Among .those leaving for tihe
1 creeks on yesterday’s train were
Mrs. William Bums and son, Mrs.
A. Soderland, Charles Geis. James
McPike, Ike P. Taylor, R. H. Cos
grave, Max Manger.
Those desiring to assist the sev
eral improvished native families >f
Fairbanks are requested to leave
j clothing and other donations at the
'Fire Hall.
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It has been decided by the Al
j askan Engineering Commission to
I renovate the Garden Island depot
land it is understood the work will
| be taken in hand at an early date,
j The old land mark will present a
' modern appearance when the im
| provements have been completed.
A party of railroad officials paid
Fairbanks a visit last week, return
ing to Nenana on Sunday. The party
included William Gerig, acting chief
engineer; F. A Hansen, superin
tendent maintenance and contruc
tion; S. K. Sharpies, assistant train
i master.
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W. H_ Guise is a recerit arrival j
in Fairbanks from the States. He is j
enroute to the Chandlar district and'
will leave for that section shortly.
Mrs. M. Guis and Mrs. L. Golden
were the guests of Mrs. August
Hess on Thursday evening at an in—
formal home gathering.
Otto Hillar and J. L. Pitts are
recent arrivals in town from Mc
Carty station.
The ladies of the Eastern Star
entertained a large number of in
vited guests bn Friday everting An
excellent program was rendered, fol
lowed by a delightful lunch.
Charles Waukowitz, who has been
trapping in the upper Tanana dis
trict, returned to town last week
and has gone to Bedrock creek to
do some assessment work. He re
ports that the trapping venture in
which he and his brother engaged,
did not pan oua very well, owing
largely to unfavorable weather
conditions.
Bert Currier. O. C. Helmik, R.
Cameron. Milo Saulich. James R.
McLean, R. Biggs and John Ro
gash are among the recent arrivals
in town.
The Merchant’s Cafe changed
hands last week. Peter Dagovich
having acquired the interests of
Peter Zurich in the business.
Foreman Abe McKinnon of the
Alaska Road Commission, has left
for the Chandlar district to look
over the road needs of that section
of Alaska with a view to planning
work for the coming summer. He
will be away from town several
weeks.
Numerous members of the Ski
(ing Club slipped out to Birch Hill
Sunday and enjoyed a mid-day
i lunch beside a camp fire.
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SHIRLEY MASON
"LITTLE MISS SMILES"
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CHILDREN 25 CENTS
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A tractor, with two sleighs at
tached. left for Salcha yesterday
morning with the first consignment
of the Jim Stewart dragline outfit
which will be used on Caribou
creek during the coming summer.
The Alaska Road Commission sent
two teams out ahead of the outfit
to put the road in condition for the
heavy load
Great preparations are being
made for the American Legion
dance which is scheduled to take
place on Saturday night. The Fleisch
man orchestra of eight pieces will
provided the music.
Jim Barrack celebrated his birth
day anniversary on Fri lay evening,
a large number of friends being
present to help him nrop°rly observe
the occasion.
The following applicants for cit
izenship were granted final papers
at a naturalization hearing held by
District Judge Cecil H. Clegg last
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. Ghezzi R. C. Morris.
Secretary. President.
night: Cyriele Verhaeghe. John Bell
Alf Christoferson, William Betzler.
Carl Albert Lindgren. Andy Mrkaich
Charles Johan Anderson, Stoiko Sto
iff (name changed to Sam Stoy),
Bobert Baggs (name changed to
Beggs.) Andrew Carl Lauresen.
(name changed to Andrew Carl Lar
son. One of the applicants, being
asked what an anarchist is. replied
“A Swede."
George Smih has returned to his
duties in the hardware store, after
! an attach of the grip.
The Alex Simson stock will be
j sold at auction this afternoon to
satisfy a claim of Hugo Doring.
1 It is expected that Doring will buy
in the outfit and turn it over to
Abe McCord and partner.
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Among those leaving for Xenan
na and way points on this mornings
; train were:
Ole Grevich, S. Jasper, S. Stolger.
Fred Kline. R Beggs, Andrew Hess,
Gus Hauge, R. W. CaltLrhead, .1
H. Groves, Ed Ellis, William Thomp
son, A. McGown. Mrs. Mary Thomp
son. Dr. Hedger, J. A. Gustafson
and wife, L. C Hess, C". A. Menchel
Harry Owen. John Felix. Harry
Thompson.
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laugh out of this game at the Col
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