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Morton E. Stevens, Fairbanks at
torney, who recently underwent a
major operation at the Government
hospital, was on the streets for a
short time yesterday and hopes to
be able to return to his home in
town at an early date.
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JOHN KETOOROKY
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Wood Sawing
A. B. FUNK
Leave Order* at Terminal
COAL
From Healy River Coal Mine
will *ave you from one-third to
one-half on your fuel biW.
Single tons - $9.00
2-ton lots, a ton 8.50
Special rate* on carload lot*
Deliveriei, Tuttday* and Fridays
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Numerous petitions arc being cir
culated here. The friends of Judge
Wickersham are combing the city
for signatures in support of his
candidacy for the governorship, and
Hazelet boomers are out in equal
force. The friends of Mailo Segura
are also out with a petition, seek
ing: the commutation of hi£j&ntence
from " death to life impn&pnment,
and all of the petitions are being
generously signed. Such is life in
the far North.
Captain Bowman is a recent ar
rival from the Circle district. He
reports mining at a standstill there,
with many of the oldtimers wait
ing hopefully for the passage of
the McFadden gold bonus bill. They
work their claims under
present conditions.
Sergeant Caffa, of the Chena sig
nal corps station, is a visitor in
town.
Installation of officers was the
order of business at the meeting
of Fairbanks igloo, No. 4, Pioneers
of Alaska, held at Eagle hall oft
Monday night, and there were many
oldtimers on hand. After President
Cunningham had taken the chair
^and named his committees for the
year, Dr. F. M. Hall called the
retiring president, Emmet Kincaid,
to the floor and presented him with
a gold watch, the gift of the mem
bers. Emmet was taken completely
by surprise and had difficulty ex
pressing his appreciation of the
presentation. The meeting was fol
lowed by a sicial session, during
which lunch was served and a musi
cal program rendered, among those
entertaining being: Bill O'Connor,
Frank Young, William Haldane, ij.
R. Gillette, Billy McGrath, Thomas
White and Bobbie Sheldon. The
officers installed were: J. M. Cun
ningham, president; A. M. Ohlsen,
first vice president; R. E. Sheldon,
second vice president; Edby Davis,
historian; George Moody, secretary;
: Peter Deiser, sergeant at arms; H.
I R. Perkins and Dr. F. M. Hall, trus
tees; George Hutchison, treasurer;
Tony Tate, doorkeeper.
Bob Toussaint, who is prospecting
on Little Dome creek, left this
morning for the scene of his labors,
after a brief visit in town.
Postmaster T. H. Deal is confined
to his home by a severe cold.
The Rebekahs installed the fol
lowing officers at Odd Fellows hall
'this week: Mrs. Passy, noble grand:
| Nina O’Gara, vice grand; Ella
Moody, rec. sec.; Henrietta Mirick,
financial sec.; Nellie Creise, treas.;
Stacia Rickert, R. S. N. G.; Carl
•Nordling, L. S. N. G.; Mrs. Dan
Rose, R. S. V. G.; Mary Buzby, L. ,
S. V. G.; Mrs. B. Craemer, warden ;'|
Florence McQuilken, conductor; W.
IF. Jackson, outside guard; Mrs. Kin-!
j caid, chaplain. The meeting was j
followed by a social session, during
which lunch was served.
Joe Johnson, of the Healy River
Coal company, was among the visit
ors in town this week from the end
of steel.
The Pioneer ladies are making1
plans for a dance to be held on
February 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson are recent
arrivals in town from the Tolovana
district
J. J. Nichols is paying Fairbanks
a visit from the end of steel.
In the Heilig-Weber contest at
the cnrling rink, Heilig has 15 and
Weber 1^. The Sutherlaj&Carlsten
match i# Wore one-sided, we doctor
having dozen points to his credit
and Ca^taten only six. The doctor is
hot afjy^the Pinska trophy and is
in a fail* way to land it.
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Fred Andrea is back in town
from Ester creek, where he did a
of assessment work.
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J. K. Callbreath, who has charge
of the commission bams at Riley
creek, arrived in town last night
on business and will be here until
Saturday. It is his first visit in
town in more than three months.
Section Foreman Dan Leach came
in from Olnes on yesterday’s train
and will return to his station to
morrow.
, General Storekeeper R. S. Donald
^bn made a trip to the end of steel
lay.
Swcdal and associates, who
have been awarded a contract out
the line, south of Healy, left for
the canyon on today’s train to pre
pare for work.
Miss Qucenie Russell went out to
Healy this morning to assist in the
work of making settlement with the
many contractors who have com
pleted their work. Moving the com
mission offices to Healy put the
work back considerably and it now
requires extra help to catch up.
Misses Adeline
Johnston and
at
this morning
end of steel
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Charles Belka, who * recently ar
rived in town from the Tolovana,
says there is very little mining in
progress there this winter, but quite
a little prospecting is being done.
Pat Breen was in town this week
from Nenana.
Deputy Marshal Anders has re
ported from Iditarod, where he has
just arrived from the mouth of the
Yukon with two Indian prisoners,
accused of killing another native
during the summer. The pair have
been bound over to the grand jury
by Commissioner Moore, of Iditarod.
Anders reports a hard trip up the
river, with bad trails and much cold
weather.
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Nels Peter Nelson, of Section 4,
and Mrs. Molly Wilson, were united
in marriage last night by Commis
sioner Reed Heilig. The contracting
parties were attended by Mrs. May- i
ben and Clarence Crites. The new
lyweds have a large number of
friends throughout the Fairbanks
district who wish them happiness
in their venture.
Mrs. J. Ericson was among the
week’s arrivals in town from Cleary.
John McDonald, quartz miner, is
a visitor in town from Dome.
The sisters of St. Joseph hospital
have publicly expressed their ap-;
preciation of the generous treatment
given the hospital during the holi- i
days by the Fairbanks public.
... LOST—Nugget . charm, shaped
like an anchor. Reward for re
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THE FA CT
THAT THIS IS OUR LAST WINTER IN BUSINESS HERE IN
ALASKA ACCOUNTS FOR THESE LOW j
Selling Out Prices On
All Winter Goods
Overcoats
W® a number of Heavy
Cloth Overcoats, in Brown
Blue, Black anal Cray color,
Actual values $40
Sealing-Out Price
$20
Fur Coats
Black Do( Coata, never loM
al leia than $35 to $4*
Selling-Out Price
$25
Fur Lined Overcoats
HERE IS THE BEST BARGAIN OF THEM ALL. GENUINE
BLACK BROADCLOTH OVERCOATS, LINED WITH REAL
MARMOT MINK—BEST BLACK SEAL COLLAR. ACTUAL
VALUE OF THESE COATS IS $95.
SELLING OUT PRICE
GOVERNMENT LEATHER COATS .
BROWN DUCK PANTS, Blanket lined .
SILK TOP FUR CAPS, Each .... .
FUR BAND CLOT if CAPS .
MEDIUM WFV^dT WOOL SWEATERCQATS .
BEST GP^£VHEAVY WOOL SWEATERCOATS
.9.50
3.60
4.50
1.50
4.56
8.50
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Medlicott Underwear
Best grade, Heaviest, per gar
ment . 4.25
Medium weight . 3.75
Light weight .3.25
Heavy Cotton Underwear, per
Garment .1.75
heaviest, per gar
3.75
weight . 3.25
Odds and Ends, Wool Under
wear, a garment .2.50
HOME-MADE PARKAS—THE BEST IN TOWN—IN KHAKI
AND BLUE.... Extra Special ...6.00
SIWASH MITTS. Larr«, • pair .2.50
RED LINED FELT SHOES, a pair .6.50
FELT SLIPPERS, a pair .2.00
MOCCASINS, BEST GRADE, a pair .4.50
MAMMOTH MITTS, a pair .1.50
WHITE AND GRAY WOOL MITTS, a pair .50
MEDIUM WEIGHT WOOL SOX . .50
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Department Store
Genuine Daniel Green Felt Shoe*.
Fowler Sc Morri*.
Fine Stock Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries. Fowler Sc Morris.
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