Dependable Merchandise
Perfect Fit
Guaranteed Quality
Reasonable Prices
Clothing and
Furnishings
Fairbanks Clothing Co.
NENANA AND FAIRBANKS
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Clean and Comfortable
ROOMS \
by the
DAY, WEEK AND MONTH
Mrs. Carl Eriksson
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Tab* of all kinds at Tire New* oftici
Ikt P. Taylor, former assistar
to the engineer in charge, wit
headquarters at Nenana, arrived i
Fairbanks last week to assume h
duties as a member of the engineei
ing forces of the Alaska Road Con
mission. He will be stationed i
Fairbanks for the summer, at leas
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and will be joined shortly by Mr
Taylor and children. Mr. Taylo
made the trip over the Riehardso
trail with Captain Ward, by aut<
covering the distance in approx:
mately 36 hours driving time.
See The Newt for Carbon papei
On the First Boats
THROUGH THE LAKE
Fresh Stock of Groceriest Hams,
Bacon, Butter, Eggs,Cheese. Fruit
Onions9 Sugar, Malt Syrup & Hops
NEW PRICES NEW GOODS
W. A. COGHILL
We make a specialty of
Quality Goods
at Right Prices
General Merchandise Outfitting
FAMOUS BUDWEISER BEER
JOHNSON'S STORE - FRONT STREET
Reduced To
Half Price
Outing Flannels
Dress Serge
Ginghams
Shirting
Burlap
Men’s Sport Negliges Shirts
CANYON NOTES
Game Warden J. M. Burrows
who was called out the line on offi
cial business, passed the Hershberg
er camp last night or. his way tc
Xenana.
Deputy Marshal Billy Butler, whc
j is stationed at Healy. has gone to
jCamp 327 on official business.
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| Superintendent of construction
: Dan Leech was at Camp 334 yes
; terday.
! John Roganovich has started a
j contract at Mile 341.
Jean Russell, daughter of Mr. and
; Mrs. J. H. Russell, who has been
. visiting at the Patterson camp, will
j return to town on the Wednesday
I train.
Lineman Willard Hansen, of the
T. & T. department, has been trans
ferred to Camp 327 to look after
7 the wires in that neighborhood.
♦ A man is coming from Camp 297
^ to take charge of the store at 344.
11 The work of putting in the first
s | bridge south of Tunnel 1, has been
completed and cement is now being
put in place for the next bridge
beyond. When the second bridge is
’.finished, it will be possible to ex
' ! tend the main line track to Tunnel
r No. 2.
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'» A small slide occurred last week
- near Tunnel Xo. 1, the dirt covering
the track for a short distance in a
cut. A gang of 15 men was set at
. work immediately, with a car, t to
■ clear the track and the slide pro
J | bably will be removed within the
11 next day or two.
li _
j Wallace Calderhead, who arrived
| from the States a few days ago,
(has gone into business at Healy,
where he is prepared to repair
watches and do all kinds of en
graving.
FORMER LOCAL OPERATOR
TO TAKE BRIDE AT RUBY
! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher, of
Ruby, announce the approaching
marriage of their daughter, Gwendo
lyn, to William N. Growden, June 21
Miss Fisher is well known through
' out Interior Alaska, and has a host
of friends also in Yukon Territory.
She was born in Dawson in 1901.
Mr. Growden is in charge of the
Melozi-Ruby telegraph office and is
one of the best known Signal Corps
men in Alaska, having worked at
nearly every station wrest of Fair
banks during his seven years Alas
kan service. He was stationed at
Xenana in 1917-18 and has many
friends here and in Fairbanks.
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I| Harry Kinney, well known resi
1 ] dent of the Hot Springs district,
i
! jwas a passenger on the steamer
j Tanana, homeward bound. He took
i a horse with him from Nenana.
i Mails which were dispatched from
jthe local postoffice on May 11, 12,
14, 18 and 21 reached Seattle on
June 8.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Any person who has been in
the Territory over 30 days and
is subject to payment of the
regular Territorial School Tax
of $5.00, must do so on or be
fore June 14, 1921.
Failure to pay this tax prior
to that date subjects you to a
penalty of an additional $2.00;
also, any one failing to pay, can
in addition, be fined $25.00,
with costs, and one month in
jaiL
In order to have each and
every one served alike, it is my
intention positively, to see that
all pay this tax, and hope those
who are only careless will get
bus and pay promptly and
avchi any unnecessary expense.
This notice means just what it
J. H. SCOTT,
Tax Collector
AiMka'a Interior rnsl repot
says.
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New piling is being driven alor
. the waterfront, in front of the j
: E. C. warehouses, to repair tS
: damage done by the recent breaku
_
W. H. Gilcher, who invested :
a Stephens Salient Six, shortly afti
his arrival in the States, is oflferir
i
; the car for sale in Fairbanks f<
$2,000.
_
The red, white and blue full paf
posters announcing Xenana’s b
Fourth of July celebration, wei
printed at The News office, which
' one of the best equipped in Alask
for all kinds of commercial prin
ing.
The arrival of Ike Taylor i
Fairbanks has given impetus to th
movement for the organization of
bail team in the upper town. Ik
was formerly one of the star men
bers of the Nenana team.
Gordon Betties and Mr. McGregf
left for Fort Yukon last week, i
a small boat, with Evenrude a
tachment. From Fort Yukon, the
will head for the Arctic slope, the
destination being a region in whic
few whites have ventured.
In anticipation of the arrival c
a lot of new goods, the Coghi
store has been given a thoroug
renovating and is resplendent i
fresh interior decorations. Mr. an
Mrs. Coghill went to Healy yestei
day to enjoy a brief holiday in th
Canyon district.
There was an exciting practie
game at the ball park on Sundai
in preparation for the Celebratio
series.
U. S. Commissioner R. S. Me
Donald has tendered his resignatio
to District Judge C. E. Bunnel
with a request that he be relieve
not later than the end of June. 1
is the intention of Mr. McDonal
to make a trip down the river a
soon as his successor is named.
A shipment of first class mai
the first t9 reach Interior Alask
this season by way of the Richarc
son trail, arrived in N'enana toda
from Fairbanks.
The launch Dan Patch, Captal
Billy Ford, returned from Fail
banks this afternoon. The launc
went up river on Saturday with th
mail from the lower and upper Yu
kon.
STEAMER TANANA ENROUTE
TO CONNECT WITH ALASKj
The steamer Tanana arrived i
port from Fairbanks last eveninp
enroute to the Yukon river with ma;
and passengers to connect with th
steamer Alaska, which is enrout
from Dawson with the first throug
passengers, mail and freight of th
season. The boats will meet at th
mouth of the Tanana river or som
point on the Yukon, and exchang
loads, the Alaska returning to Daw
son and the Tanana to Fairbanks
The following passengers boards
the steamer at Fairbanks:
For Seattle—Mrs. A. T. Minis
Mrs. F. Gales, P. G. Hofstad.
For Skagway—Thomas H. Ton
seth.
For Circle—Peter Steil, J. C
Keller, H. C. Wells.
For Fort Yukon—Mrs. M. L
Buzby, Lois Spencer.
Tanana—Romeo Hoyt.
Hot Springs—Amy Hosier, Jacl
Hosier, Harry Kinney.
Nenana—Mrs. T. Tonseth, Franl
Edelman.
The following passengers joine<
the steamer at Nenana:
Mrs. Peter Anderson, for Seattle
Mrs. A. Noughton, for Beaver.
Leo Kuehinsky, St. Michael.
Ambrose Van, Circle.
Sam Shucklin, J. H. Adams, J
Linehan, Tanana.
M. K. Gololf, Seattle.
Tom Smith, Hot Springs.
Fin Stock Staple and Fancy Gro
caries. Fowler 4k Morris.
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Grapefruit
Lemons
Apples
The Terminal
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Romeo Hoyt, proprietor of the
Fairbanks Corner, in Fairbanks, is
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2 a passenger on the steamer Tanana,
’, enroute to Gibbon to meet Mrs.
Hoyt, who is a passenger on the
steamer Alaska, enroute from the
Outside to Iditarod, to attend the
; lower river session of court in the
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capacity of stenographer.
_
Peter Steil and J. C. Keiier, of
Fairbanks, are passengers on the
steamer Tanana, headed for Circle
Hot Springs for the benefit of their
; health. They expect to spend about
a month at the famous resort.
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J You can fet Lunches and Soft
Drinks at North Nenana. Mrs. R. R.
l Robinson. .
Thomas Tonseth is aboard the
steamer Tanana. enroute for the
Outside. He is going to Bremerton
navy yard.
r.s. McDonald
Public Stenography Typewriting
Bookkeeping Conveyancing
REAL ESTATE
RENTALS LOANS
LIFE INSURANCE
FIRE INSURANCE
Only the moat reliable companies
Safety Deposit Boxes
For Rent.
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Healy River Roadhouse
A. A. Lyden
HEALY
Sam Stevovich
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS
BROOKER’S CAFE IN CONNECTION
Mrs. Ed. Brooker
Trappers
Traders
SHIP TO
GEORGE R. GOSHAW, INC.
Dealer in Raw Furs
SEATTLE
Alaska Building
NEW YORK
127 W. 27th Stmt
THE NEW BAILROAD
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS
POOL AND PAN
SOMETHING DOING ALL THE TIME
BARBEL SHOP AND 5ATHS
ROOMS IN CONNECTION. BILLY THOMAS
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