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Choice Fresh Groceries
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MEN’S WINTER WEARABLES
Heavy Woolen Sweaters, Overshirts
and Socks
BEST RUBBER PACS-ALL SIZES
JOHNSON’S STORE Front Street
SOCIAL DANCE
UNION MALL
TONIGHT
STARTS AT 1 O
Music by Coliseum Orchestra
Admission $1 Ladies Free
LAKE ICE BREAKS
AS HORSES CROSS
Arrivals from the Lignite countr>
report a thrilling experience as the
result ot the collapse of the ice un
der the weight of a team of horses
on a small lake about a quarter of
a mile below the Mills camp. A
party consisting of Mrs. J. J. Kest
]y, Miss Queenie Russell, Jim Jen
kins, and two other men from the
road camp were on their way to
the end of steel at Dry creek, trav
eling in a double-ender drawn by
two horses. While crossing the lake
above referred to, one of the horse?
fell on the ice, which gave way be
neath his weight. The other horse
was drawn in also, and, in their
struggles, the sled followed them
into the water.
Fortunately for the party, the
; horse broke through at a shallow
| part of the lake, the water being
! only five feet deep, and the after
' end of the sled remained above the
1 surface. This enabled the occupants
to climb out on the ice—all but
Miss Russell, who had the misfor
tune to step on a weak place, which
gave way under her. with the re
sult that she got her feet thoroughly
wet.
j The ladies made all haste to the
i Mills camp, where they dried out in
| the residency office, while the men
rescued the outfit, assisted by Resi
dency Teamster Albert Miller and
members of the gang working for
; Peter Dolan, close by.
See J. A. Slippern for new rates
cn subscriptions and *-enewals of all
leading magazines and periodicals.
Club rates on application.
Let Anderson B-os. & Nerland
frame your pictures. New Moldings
just received.
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STRONG TRIANGLE FEATURE AND PARAMOUNT
TRAVELOGUE FOR PROGRAM
SUNDAY NIGHT.
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Triangle Plays Presents
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THE CELEBRATED SCREEN STAR
Robert Harron
SUPPORTED BY AN ALL-STAR TRIANGLE CAST, IN
“AN OLD-FASHIONED
YOUNG MAN”
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A PLAY OF SENTIMENT AND ADVENTURE
IN FIVE POWERFUL ACTS.
MUSIC
-VIOLIN, PIANO AND DRUMS
ADMISSION 50c RESERVED SEATS 75c
SOLDIERS AND CHILDREN, 25c
SHOW STARTS AT 1:30 O’CLOCK.
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j The latest report from Fairbanks
is to the effect that John Kelly has
accepted the responsibility of mak
ing the Thanksgiving railroad cele
brtion a success. He is to have
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‘charge of the free dance to be given
by the town of Fairbanks in honor
!of the visitors from Nenana, and he
! promises to have a number of side at
tractions to add to the joyousness
of the occasion.
j Manager Kelly announces that he
has engaged a six-piece orchestra
jto furnish the music for the dance.
• the musicians including piano, cor
net. drums, violins, and saxophone
I As already announced, the cele
bration* will start with the big
Eagle annua! dance on Thanksgiving
eve. and one of the side features
■will be a continuous show at
Thorne's movie theater. It is possi
ble also that a curling match will
be played during the celebration be
1 tween Fairbanks and a team of
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! Nenana curlers. The Fairbanksans
jhave issued a challenge for a short
iseries, to be played during the stay
;of the visitors, and the defi is now
being considered by local enthusi
asts who learned to curl on the
Fairbanks rinks.
Fre»h Groceries, Fancy and Sta
ple. Fowler &. Morris.
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Yal Diebold, who has been looking
over the Lignite district, expects to
'return to Fairbanks on Tuesday’s
.train. He came in from Lignite on
;a work train last night.
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Mrs. Oie was an outgoing passen
ger on this morning train for the
| end of steel, south.
Archie Myre, who went out to the
Kestly camp, in the canyon, to as
!sist in the finishing of building?
i there, returned to town yesterday
| afternoon.
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Jack O'Neil, a patient at the Gov
ernment hospital during the past
i several months, has recovered suffi
ciently to leave the institution for a
daily visit in town.
Track Foreman Louis Lee and
.bride left for the end of steel on
• this morning's train. Mr. Lee is re
j turning to his work after a short
j vacation in town.
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BANK PURCHASES SAFE
FOR BOND DEPOSITORS
j The First National bank, of Fair
i banks, is reported to have purchased
•a large safe from the defunct Far
mers bank for the special accom
jmodation of patrons desiring to
• leave Liberty bonds at the bank for
safe keeping.
‘ ZTenana—The Gateway to McKinley
Rational Park.
special music
FOR UNION HOP;
I CROWDASSURED
Special music will be provided for
the dance scheduled to take place j
fat Union hall tonight, arrangements
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(having been made this afternoon for j
i the services of the Coliseum orc'nes-j
Tra, consisting of violin, piano and j
(drums, which is a guarantee that j
! there will be plenty of “pep.” And j
Prof. Berggren announces that he.
has a number of new one steps and'
’fox trots that will make a hit with
•the dancers.
j The dance will tan at the usual
(hour, about ten o'clock, and will
continue for three hours, for which
I there will be a charge of one dollar
for men. The ladies, as usual, will
ibe admitted free.
The announcement that additional |
music would be provided has created j
|much interest in the dance and there
;is the assurance *nat an o usually
ilerge crowd will be or. hand to en
joy a good time.
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Flashlights and fresh batteries just
received. All sizes. Anderson Bros, i
& Nerland.
REPORT OF SCHOOL
j The following is the report of j
the Franklin K. Lane school for the j
mon ending November T, 1919:
Total number of days taught. 20. |
Pupils neither absent nor tardy:
1 First Grade—Donald Fowler.
; Frank Major, Sophia Carroll,
i Second Grade—George Bergland,
Noel Schaefer. William Severly. J
! Genevieve Oldfield.
I Third Grade—Charles Bergland. j
IJohn Clausen, Robert Major, J. H. >
Russell. Jr., Ethel Morrison.
Fourth Grade, B class—Margaret j
Schaeffer.
Fourth Grade, A class—Robert j
Patterson.
! Sixth Grade—-.lean Russell.
| Seventh Grade—Geraldine Pat- i
jterson, Muriel Russell.
Ninth Grade—Edgar Brooker. |
. Walter Scott.
Tenth Grade—Melville Cooney.
The following pupils having a grt de j
iof 90 per cent or above in deport-:
merit and a general average of 90;
iper cent or more are on the Honor ]
Roll:
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First Grade—Donald Fowier, J
Frank Major.
i Third Grade—William Severly, j
'Genevieve Oldfield, Ethel Morrison,:
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j Charles Bergland.
Fourth Grade, A class—Margaret;
Russell. |1
Sixth Grade—Jean Russell.
Seventh Grade—Kenneth McLean, j’
Ninth Grade—Edgar Brooker.
Tenth Grade—Melville Cooney. I'
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iYM BENEFIT ATTRACTS
BIG FAIRBANKS CROWD
The vaudeville show given at :
["home's theater, at Fairbanks, last :
light for the benefit of the girls’ :
rymnasium, was very largely at- ;
ended and the entertainment is said ;
o have been very creditable. There •
vas not room in the theater for all j
vho desired to see the show, scores :
laving been turned away.
The show will be repeated Mon- !
lay night. )
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tanda-d toilet soaps. Fowler & ’
iforris.
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