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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 MONDAY
News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
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A shortage of fuel threatens Fair
banks as the result of delayed dediv
eries of wood and coal.
O. M. Broman. who arrived from
the States this week is enroute to
the Rampart district to prepare for
hydraulic operations'on Quail creek
where he is associated with Hagen
i Olsen. Mr. Broman made the trip
to the States to arrange for the
shipment of needed machinery and
j supplies.
The Alaska Railroad has announ
ed a new rate of $15 a ton on seed
shipped from Seattle by the Fair
banks district.
James Bender has returned to
Fairbanks from Circle Hot Springs.
Postmaster Pinkerton has receiv
ed a letter of inquiry regarding the
whereabouts of George Schnider.
Inquiry also has been made for
! Floyd and Robert Small.
Keho, who was up for sentence
yesterday on a charge of violating
the Volstead act. was fined S100
and costs.
A. Olinga. who entered a plea
of guilty was sentenced to serve
four months on the first count,
and to pay a fine of $300 and
costs on the second count.
Among those leaving on the Xe
nana train yesterday for the coast
and way points were: Mr. and Mrs.
Jos. F. Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Harris
W. H. Gilcher, Charles Her, Mrs.
j Gibbs, Dan Jones, Geo. W. Hick,
O. A. Adams. Charles A. Sheldon,
Dorothy J. Garvin. H. B. Avakoff,
| Tom Cunningham. John Cook, T.
J. Cusak, Sam Adams, C. R. Hud
■ low. J. K. Callbreath. S. L. Schul
, man.
Miss Thelma Blaker. who has been
attending school in the States, ha?
advised Mrs. Blaker that she will
leave Seattle for the North on
March 7.
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H. K. Carlisle, timber cruiser
connected with the local land office,
writes from California to the effect
that he will start North early in May
The McConnel case, which went
to the jury yyesterday afternoon at
four o’clock, was still undecided at
noon today MfConnel was tried
on a charge of assault with a deadly
weapon.
C. M. McPherson is a recent ar
rival in town from Chatanika.
Ike P. Taylor, superintendent of
the Alaska Road Commission made
a trip to Chatanika this week to
inspect the work of building the
new Chatanika bridge. v.
The Nenana train was delated
several hours last night by snow
drift#. The train a considerable num
ber of passengers, four cars of
Suntrana ar.d some freight from the
steamer Watson.
The Tanana Rifle Club will hold
a match shoot under the rules of
the National Rifle Association, the
contest to begin next Sunday after
noon at the indoor range in the
basement of the Masonic temple.
Several prizes will be awarded
The Rickert rink has won the
N. C. trophy, the curling series
having come to end last night. Rick
ert maintained a lead throughout
most of the race.
San Weiss is a visitor in town
from Chatanika.
A double-header game of basket
ball was staged at the Roller rink
last night, with a good crowd in
attendance. The College team de
feated the Signal Corps. 15 to 11.
and the High School boys walloped
the Town aggregation. 20 to 17.
There was an eclipse of the moon
last night and the city was darker
than usual as the result of failure
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I to turn on the street lights. Ar
rivals from Nenana on the delayed
train had a hard time finding their
way into town
Dan Gillis, of the Kinney & Gillis
outfit on Dome creek, is among the
recent arrivals in town.
Mrs. Hawley W. Sterling and lit
i tie son returned from Xenana last
night after an absence of several
days.
Among yesterday’s 'arrivals from
Xenana and coast points were the
! following: R. W. Calderhead, R B.
Pioneers of Alaska
Nenana Igloo No. 17
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FIRST AND THIRD MONDAY
AT 8:00 P. M.
Visiting Members Alwayg
Welcome.
Alfred J. Ghezzi R. C. Morri».
Secretary. Prerident.
Horton, W. W. Batcheler, M. C.
Rudd, M J. Czubay, Mrs. Rogash,
Tom Blalock, J. C. Felix. R. H.
Nichols, R. S. Donaldson. A. A
Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. Vance
McDanold.
Emerick N'elson, until recently >ii
the employ of the Alaskan Engineer
ing Commission in N'enana. left fo
Anchorage last night to remain un
til work opens up again in the In
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