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RYAN PMIIY OFF
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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ryan, G.
• W. Gamble, Charles H. Hall and
Pete McDonald left on the train yes
terday morning: for the end of steel,
| enroute to Anchorage via the Broad
Pass trail. Mr. Ryan- who is the
i personal representative of Secretary
! Lane, assisted by G. W. Gamble
j was engaged in inventorying the
physical property of the Alaskan
Engineering commission on this
.division and employed quite a staff
of clerks to do the work. Of the
staff. Messrs Hall and McDonald ac
company the party to engage in sim
j ilar work at Anchorage,
j A large number of friends were
j on hand to bid good-bye to Mr. and
| Mrs. Ryan and party and a few of
! them went out on the train as far
! as the Crossing, returning to town
late at night.
A stop was made at the track
camp for lunch, shortly after which
the journey was resumed, the Cross
ing being reached about two o'clock.
Of the three dog teams engaged to
take the Ryan party over the trail,
only one met them at the Crossing
and consequently a team belonging
to the A. E. C. was requisitioned to
take the party and some of their
supplies as far as the Lignite road
hous», where they expected to find
the two other dog teams.
The party spent the night at Lig
nite and quite probably took the
trail this morning.
! The telephone line south of town
is out of commission this morning,
so news from the Crossing ann ue
yond cannot be obtained.
FIRST AUTO FROM
FAIRBANKS ARRIVES
The first automobile to arrive
from Fairbanks since the raising of
the quarantine reached town about
five o'clock last evening, with Harry
Karstens at the wheel, and his part
ner, Burgess as passenger The
trip was made to ascertain the con
dition of the trail with a view to
the establishment of a daily auto
serivce betjveen Fairbanks and Ne
nana.
The trail was found to be in
good condition and the trip was
made in six hours.
The auto started on the return
trip at 8 o’clock this morning with
Misses Dolly Martin, Louise Lohr
and Mr. S. H. Milwee as passengers.
Another machine belonging to the
Burgess-Karstens stage line is under
repairs at Fairbanks and as soon
as it is ready to take the road a
daily service will be commenced.
DINNER PARTY AT
THE FOSTER HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest I. Foster
entertained at dinner at their home
on the Commission reserve Saturday
night. Thos presnt besides the host
and hostess were Mr. and Mrs. W
A. Ryan, Mr. G. H. Gamble and
Miss Betty Foster.
A? a food control measure in
Norway to properelv distribute the
available fat supply- producers arc
prohibited from selling ’.utter airoct
to consumers.
arena us, Alaska's Interior Fuel Depot
MINED IS HURT
VERYJEVERELV
Hans Rasmussen, a miner work-1
ing on a claim on Dome creek, in
th Fairbanks district, is reported ’
to have been very badly injured.1
He was brought to the hospital for
treatment yesterday.
Rasmussen was working at the
bottom of a 140-foot shaft when a
thaw point falling into the shaft
accidentally caught him in the hip,1
pasing clear through and sticking
out about a foot on the other side.'
His comrades who happened to
be about pulled out the point and
rushed the man to St. Joseph’s hos
pital, where his wound was attended
to by Dr. McCallum.
The unfortunate man is reported
to be doing as well as can be ex
pected
BROWNE PARTY
DUE TONiOHT.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Browne
and George Markus left Fairbanks
yesterday morning on a special ear
to the end of steel on the Happy
section of the road, where they
were to meet the rig they journeyed
to Fairbanks in.
It is reported that Mrs. John A.
Davis is also with the party, but no
confirmation of the this could be
obtained.
It is expected that the party will
reach Nenana sometime tonight.
One or the easiest ways to cool
an overheated oven is to stand a
basin of cold water in it.
TAPPERS, NOTICE!
We are in the Fur Manu
facturing Business, therefore
CAN and WILL pay you more
for your furs than any other
fur buyer fn town
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But Better than the Rest.”
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