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News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
i
Tke Cordova and Fairbanks ball
teams met in a spirited contest at
| the local park yesterday afternoon
land the Cordovans carried off the
i honors, winning' the game by a
score of 1 to 0. The game was called
. at the end of the sixth inning on
1 account of darkness. The Fairbanks
, team had three men on bases when
darkness prevented further play. The
visitors made their single run in the
first inning. Cedar, of Nenana, who
came to Fairbanks to pitch for the
locals, twirled a faultless game, hav
ing the ball under complete con
trol at all times; and he was ably
supported by the balance of the team
with Tom Haines, of Nenana, play
ing first. A second game was sched
uled to start at 1:30, to be follow
ed by another this evening. The
visitors will leave for the coast to
morrow-.
James L. Galen, prominent old
timer of Cordova, is a recent ar
rival from the coast, by way of the
Valdez trail. He will return to the
coast by way of X'enana. leaving to
morrow on the regular train.
The big social event of the sea
son will be the dance to be given
by the Shriners on the night of
August 18. The decorations will be
unique and a large attendance is
promised.
There appears to be an epidemic
in this district which is decimating
the hogs. It is suspected that the
ailment is hog cholera and it is ex
pected that the authorities will in
vestigate the matter. Quite a large
number of hogs have died.
Miss Helen Franklin went to
Riley on Tuesday for a short visit
with Mrs. Harry Karstens.
Everybody is eating Matanuska
strawberries as the result of the
receipt of quite a large shipment
of the berries on the last train.
Chris La&ridsen. who returned to
Fairbanks from the lower river last
week, left for the States on Tues
day. He plans to visit his old home
in Denmark and probably will be
away from Alaska until late in the
winter.
What is regarded as a luck break
down, oceured in the Garden Island
railroad yards on Tuesday after
noon shortly after the arrival of the
train from X'enana. The engine was
doing some switching and went out
of commission without warning at a
switch. Examination disclosed the
fact that an axle under the tender
had broken.
Brig. Gen. Wilds P. Richardson,
better known to oldtimers as “Col.
Dick", arrived from the coast on
Tuesday night, accompanied by Maj.
J. C. Gotwals, engineer officer of the
Alaska Road Commission. Hawley W.
Sterling, superintendent, and several
others. They made the trip to the
Interior by way of the Richardson
highway, and will remain here sever
al days looking over local road con
ditions. General Richardson will re
turn to the coast by way of X'enana. i
C. F. Wilde, John A. Ketooroky, |
Charles Williams. Charles Smith, J. I
H. Vance, Mike McNeil. Joseph
harder, George Jestal and Charles
Waukwitz were amon? those arriving
| in town this week.
Tommy Quirk, while driving a ear
out the Valdez trail recently, al
most collided with a big black bear
a short distance from town. The :
auto was brought to a sudden halt j
and one of the party essayed to
take a shot at bruin with a shot ;
gun. the only firearm available;!
but, perhaps fortunately, the gun |
refused to work. After waiting for
a considerable time for the gun to
be put in order, the bear finally
moVed off leisurely, with a disgust
ed look on his face.
The Fairbanks Commercial club
was host at a banquet held at the
Terrace Garden last night in honor
j of Brig. Gen. Wilds P. Richardson,
Major John C. Gotwals and others
: of prominence who arrived from the
coast this week. The banquet hall
was tastefully decorated for the oc
! casion and the management of the
j popular place served an exception
ally good luncheon in a manner
which was highly pleasing to those
attending.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. A. Ellis and
baby are recent arrivals in town
: from the States and probably will
make Fairbanks their permanent
home. Mr. Ellis is a son of J. O. El
lis (The Pirate), and will take over;
the command of the Pirate Ship in
order that the veteran skipper can
enjoy a well-earned vacation. Mr.
• Ellis. Sr., expects to leave for the!
j States shortly.
F. H. Knickerbocker, official of i
■the Alaska Steamship Company, is j
a recent arrival from the States, on i
his first visit to Interior Alaska. He!
came in by way of the Valdez trail
and will return to the coast via the
rail route.
Pitcher Cedar put George Steel,
one of the Cordova players, out of
commission for a time during the
game last night.
'Three auto loads of general sup
plies went out the trail this week,
for Tanana Crossing. The freight
will go to McCarthy by trail and
complete the journey by boat. The
consignment includes a piano for the
upper Tanana Mission.
Miss Elsie Spencer, who will have
charge of the Government school at
Circle during the coming term, is
enroute to Fairbanks from the coast
on foot. She plans to mush all th?
way to Circle.
The farmers will meet at th(
Right Grocery on Saturday nigh' '
to discuss the crop situation. j
Ross Johnson and Miss Bertha
Norton, former residents of this city
are reported to have been married
last month at Chicago. Johnson wa=
formerly connected with the land
office and Miss Norton taught school^
at Chatanika a number of years
ago.
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Miss \ irginia Goff, who will be a
member of the teaching staff at
Nome during the coming winter, is
a recent arrival in Fairbanks on
her way to Seward peninsula by way
of the Yukon river.
Arthur B. Cruger left this itorn
insj on the Miis'on launch Pelican
for the Froa Kiel ranch, near the
mouth of the T .atlainka river, to
get his mules, which have been in
pasture there.
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SOMETHING DOING ALL THE TIME
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ROOMS IN CONNECTION. BILLY THOMAS
Sheet Metal Work
Plumbing, Heating Plants
Stoves and Ranges
Nenana Sheet Metal Works
PAUL PALFY, Prop. —
New Location on A Street
Nenana Steam Laundry
OUR EQUIPMENT COMPLETE ni
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Central Cafe
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