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Fairbanks
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William A. Hesse
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News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
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All is in readiness for the open
ing. on September 18. of the farthest
north college in America—the Alas
ka Agricultural College and School
j of Mines. The members of the teach
ing staff are here and the library is
; filled with the thousands of books
■ donated to the institution. Students
are enrolling rapidly.
U. S. Commissioner W. E. Garreti
| of Rampart, has resigned and George
A. Ledger has been appointed tc
the place. The new appointee is an
oldtimer of the district and well
qualified to fill the position.
E. C. Guerin, cadastral engineei
in the employ of the Ineterior de
portor department, is a recent ar
rival in town from his camp in the
Broad Pass country. The recent
heavy rains in that district have
had the effect of slowing up the
work of surveying the Chulitna eoa'
fields, in which work Mr. Guerin
and his party have been engaged
| but he thinks that considerable of
the work can be caught up with by
! extending the working season late
into the fall.
Hjalmer Nordale, of the News
Miner. made a week-end trip to the
Birch Lake district. He is taking his
i guns along and figures on annexing
his full quota of big game before he
1 returns to his duties in town.
Dr. Elois Meeks is a recent arrival
- in Fairbanks from Akiak. where she
1 is in charge of the hospital. She is
having a look around the farming
and mining sections and will be in
; the Fairbanks district several days.
| Marshal Stevens is back at his
desk from a trip to the States and
j reports having experienced no diffi
| culty delivering his several charges
j at Morningside.
Joe McAulev, an oldtimer of the
I Interior, died at the local hospital
Saturday night, the cause of his de
mise being heart trouble. He was a
I cook by profession and was well
known to many in this and other
sections of Alaska. He will be buried
, by the Pioneers.
Carl White. Tolovana mail con
! tractor, who is a recent arrival in
] town, reports that his steamer is
! laid up for repairs and that he will
operate a gas boat pending the re
j storation of his regular service.
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Martin Pinska went to the Fait
j banks creek district last week tc
i lay in a supply of fresh meat foi
i winter.
Mrs. James Walker is a receni
arrival in town from Holy Cross
She has entered the local hospital
for a minor operation.
F. F. Welch and family spen
Sunday in town, having- made thi
trip in from Chatanika in the famili
j car. Fritz reports that things art
very lively in his section and tha
rabbits, caribou and birds are veri
plentiful.
Mrs. Fred Berlinger is a recen
arrival in town from the Hot Spring
district. Her husband is in chargi
of the X. C. store at Hot Springs.
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J George Wambold. who has beet
mining by the hydraulic method a
1 the mouth of Bedrock creek, belov
■ the old Rhodes-Hall quartz mine, ha
; closed down for a time, owing to i
scarcity of water. He will resumi
i operations later should there bi
sufficient water for his nozzles.
Mrs. Ben Hoerler and Ben, Jr.
are recent arrivals in town fron
i their home in Xenana.
There were a large number o
j oldtimers at Eagle hall on Sunda;
to pay their last respects to th<
memory of Ed Davis, whose funera
was held under the joint auspices o
the Eaeles, Pioneers and Odd Fel
lows. The services were conducte(
by the local aerie of Eagles in i
most impressive manner. Distric
Judge Cecil H. Clegg delivered thi
funera! oration.
O. H. Xewcomb. an oldtime resi
dent of Graehl, died early yester
day morning, death being the re
suit of heart trouble. He had beei
1 ailing for some time, but was abb
j to attend the movie show on Sun
1 day night, and his death was quiti
! unexpected.
A large map of the Alaska Rail
road, showing stations between thi
ends of the line, from Seward b
I Chatanika. has been given a promi
nent place at the Garden Island de
pot.
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I Deputy Marshal Ben Thompsoi
spent Sunday on the trail, near thi
Munson roadhouse, where his famil;
is camping out.
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Paul G. Creep, of the local Signa
Corps station, is a patient at thi
local hospital, where he underwen
a ^ minor operation.
Roy Lund, mail carrier, made i
trip to Richardson and return oi
Sunday. He reports the trail in fim
condition.
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Captain Burkhead and eight men
” i:h about eight tons of equipment
have arrived here to instal the nev
receiving set at the local wireles
station, and Fairbanks will soon bi
able to participate in the broadcast
ing arrangements being made by th<
; war department. The work will b
i Smokers’ Supplies, Soft Drinks, Candies |
1 Stationery and Fresh Fruits
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3 POOL AND CARD TABLES i
| Magazines of all kinds. Rooms in Connection
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DELICIOUS HAMS and BACON
SALT YUKON KING SALMON, 20c lb.
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NENANA’S BEST APPOINTED HOTEL
Cooney Hotel and Annex
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ROOMS SINGLE OR EN SUITE
COMFORT AND SERVICE UNEXCELLED
DOG BARNS
11111 1 y *
One Show 8 O'Clock
COLISEUM
TOMORROW
ALICE LAKE
— IN —
“THE INFAMOUS MISS REVELL”
A PAGE FROM THE PAST THAT PROVED HARD TO
DECIPHER—WHY SHE PRETENDED AND WHAT EOLLOW3
CONSTITUTES AN ENTHRALLING ROMANCE
— ALSO —
A SOUTHERN EXPOSURE
A Two-Reel “Christie” Comedy Full of Pep
SCENIC EDUCATIONAL
TONIGHT TONIGHT
last showing last showing
“DON’T BLAME YOUR CHILDREN”
ALSO
ON A SUMMER’S DAY
NEWS
NEWS
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commenced immediately and it is ex
pected that the apparatus will b
I ready for use probably in abou
1 two months.
! The first snow of the season fe'
in Fairbanks this morning. Th
mercury dropped to 28 degrees Fah
during the night and the weathe
continued cold all day today, i
spite of the fact that the sun shon
1 brightly.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hansen, o
Tofty, are the proud parents of
baby boy who arrived yesterdaj
Mrs. Hansen was formerly Mis
, Amante Tonseth, of this city, an
( arrived here several weeks ag
from her home in the Hot Spring
- district. Mother and baby are get
? ting along nicely.
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James E. Rider, of Washington,
D. C., graduate of an Eastern law
1 j school, has made application to be
; admitted to the Fairbanks bar. A
r committee of local lawyers has been
r appointed to pass upon his creden
, tials.
J. A. Stewart, of Seward, is a
recent arrival in town for a brief
^ visit.
Fine Stock Staple an0 Fancy Gro
ceriea. Fowler & Morria.
i Paints, Oils and Varnishes and an
•> expert painter at the Xanana Sheet
s Meta! Works.
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Gerrace Garden
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Finest Equipped Restaurant in Alaska
Private Upstairs Dining Rooms
and Banquet Parlor ....
Ice Cream Parlor in Connection
Table d’Hote Dinner Thursday and Sunday $1.50
Dancing Evenings R. F. Bums, Mgr.
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THE NEW RAILROAD
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS
POOL AND PAN
SOMETHING DOING ALL THE TIME
BARBER SHOP AND BATHS
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ROOMS IN CONNECTION. BILLY THOMAS 1
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Sheet Metal Work
Plumbing, Heating Plants
Stoves and Ranges
Nenana Sheet Metal Works
PAUL PALFY, Prop. — — New Location on A Street
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A THOROUGHLY MODERN HOTEL
j Tom Smith, Prop.
Nenana. Alaska