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! News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
Superintendent Hawley W. Sterl
ing, of the Alaska Road Commis
sion, is the proud possessor of a
brand new automobile and he was
j out yesterday getting wise to thte
i ways of the road.
Additional forces for the Bigelow
i Humphrey mining outfit arrived on
i the last train from the coast. The
■ new arrivals include Victor Doyle
and J. W. Davis.
Martin Pinska, who recently had
a falling out with his Tin Elizabeth,
has obtained a legal separation from
the pesky thing. Jimmy Moore has
her now.
Among those leaving for the south
yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. Burch
and daughter, of New York; B.
Barnette. E. P. McAuley, Mrs. Eddy,
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Knickerbocker.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Richmond, Mr.
and Mrs. Gus Gillis, Miss Virginai
Goff. M. L. Zent, Mrs. R. W. Calder
i head. Cy Calderhead, L. P. Shoe
i maker, Charles Wilson. W. A. Sher
man. Selby Seeley. T. B. Thurston.
Wf. C. Chandler, Chris Radovich.
Robert G. Tatum, in charge of
I St. Mark’s mission, near Xenana.
i is paying Fairbanks a brief .visit.
He expects to leave for the States
shortly and will take a couple of
| Mission boys out to school.
The funeral of the late Captain
i Bowman was held on Wednesday
i afternoon at Eagle hall, under the
1 auspices of the Pioneers of Alaska.
:The decased was born at Salem.
Ore., in 1852. He was engaged in
mining in the Circle district for a
| number of years.
The train leaving for Xenana yes
! terday had three passenger coaches
1 to accommodate the large number
headed out-ward.
Mrs. Charles Beam entertained at
bridge at her apartments in the
Pioneer hotel on Thursday evening.
Misses Ella Clark and Bertha Est
abrook. recent arrivals in Fairbanks
from the Outside, were guests of
. honor at an enjoyable luncheon giv
en by Mrs. Arthur McGown this
week. The affair was largely attend
ed.
i During the course of the second
game between Cordova and Fair
banks. on Thursday afternoon, Mor
| gan. Cordove pitcher, threw up his
i glove at the end of the seventh in
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ning and was succeeded by First
Baseman Martini
Manager Ben Sherman and the |
members of his Cordova ball team,!
left for the coast yesterday, after a '
three-game series here, in which the
visitors were victorious, winning
two of the three games played.
Upon arrival of C. O. Prest yes
terday. he was met at the depot by
a large delegation of citizens and
presented with the key of the city.
Later he was the guest cf honor at
a banquet. He will be here several
days.
Charles Orcutt. a native boy be
longing at the mission near Xenana,
who was injured on the back of the
head ■while at play recently, died
at St. Joseph’s hospital yesterday
morning. He was four years old.
Lopez did the pitching for the
Cordova team in the final game of
the series. Cedar and Frank held
down the mound for Fairbanks.
Misses Ella Clark and Bertha Est
abrook. Dan Clark and J. H. Groves
made a trip to Fairbanks creek les
terday. They were entertained on
the creek by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence!
Crites and Mr. and Mrs. Feldman,
a luncheon being served in their
honor at the Crites & Feldman
camp.
W. T. Pinkerton is being congrat
ulated today upon his nomination
for the position of local postmaster.
His selection by the President meets
with verv general approval.
“Col. Dick’’ Richardson. Major J.
C. Gotwals and Georpe A. Parks
made a trip to the Government ?x
periment station yesterday. They al
so inspected the new collepe. j
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E. F. Medley, Cordova attorney,
is a recent arrival in town by way
of the trail.
P. J. Whalen is leaving for *he
States after a continuous residence
of 25 years in the North. A brother,
whom he ha? not seen in all those
years, will meet him at Vancouver
and they will tour the country to-j
pether. The oldtimer expects to re- •
turn to t}ie Interior in about three j
months.
Mappie Silas, native girl who was
injured some time ago while at
work in a Nenana laundry, is re
ported to be mendinp very rapidly
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COMING
now and will be able to leave the:
Hospital soon. She underwent an'
operation for skin grafting, as a |
result of which her arm is healing;
in a very satisfactory manner.
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P. J. Lunch, of Chatanika, andj
Herman Bloom, of Cleary, are in
town for medical treatment for
stomach trouble. This complaint ap
pears to be prevalent in town and i
it is hoped the authorities will be
gin to look for its caase before
serious consequences result.
P. Driscoll is a patient at the local
hospital. He came in recently from
Ester creek.
Mrs. W. S. Thompson, of Ner.ana,
who is under the^care of a local
doctor, will return to her home in a
few days.
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Sheet Metal Work
Plumbing, Heating Plants
Stoves and Ranges
Nenana Sheet Metal Works
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