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Dependable Merchandise
Perfect Fit
Guaranteed Quality
Reasonable Prices
Clothing and
Furnishings
Fairbanks Clothing: Co.
NENANA AND FAIRBANKS
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Clean and Comfortable
ROOMS
by the
DAY, WEEK AND MONTH
Mrs. Carl Eriksson
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Fine Stock Staple and Fancy Gro
eerie*. Fowler & Morris.
I The “Anchor” is the title of the
■ school annual recently issued by
j the pupiis of the Anchorage school,
j The annual is filled with interesting
; and well-written articles and pre
! sents a very neat appearance.
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MASONIC CLUB MEETING
The Nenana Masonic Club will
[ meet at the home of Mr. Oscar
i Rothenburg, Wednesday evening,
| June 8th., at 8 o’clock. All members
; are requested to be present,
j Visiting members are cordially in
cited. 0. ROTHENBURG
] President
|W. B. REABURN, Secretary.
Screen Doors
Screen Wire *
(Small Mesh)
Fresh Walnuts, 50c a pound
W. A. COGHILL
We make a specialty of
Quality Goods
at Right Prices
General Merchandise Outfitting
FAMOUS BUDWEISER BEER
JOHNSON’S STORE - FRONT STREET
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Commissioner Reed Heilig.has re-!
eeived a wire from Mrs. Heilig, an
nouncing her arrival at Whitehorse,
where she and the children are
awaiting the departure of the first
steamer down the Yukon.
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Roadmaster T. K. Blakey, of Ne
nana, was a visitor in town this
week, on official business.
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Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Henng and '
baby, of Nenana, are spending a '
few days in Fairbanks, visiting re-'
latives.
Tom Murphy is a recent arrival 1
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from the Salcha district, having
brought a fat poke to town with '
him. He reports everyone well in 1
hn district, but says the natives '
are less prosperous than usual.
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A chiffonnier which was raffled at i
the International Pool hall Satur- 1
day night was won by ticket 120, -
held by Emil Pozzi He had 27 of
the tickets.
The Tanana Valley railroad is !
distributing 7,000 new ties along ;
the line between town and the !
summit. Deacon Jones is engineer- <
ing the job. ;1
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Recent mail advices received in •
Fairbanks announce the marriage of -
Henry Gohree, former fire chief, to ■
Mrs. Phyllis Fay. The wedding took
place at LaCrosse, Wis., on May 4.
John Kelly and Oscar Urbach are 1
recent arrivals in town from Healy. 1
Among the arrivals in town from j
Nenana on the last train were: L. i
C. Griffin, L. T. Finke, W. C. Holt. '
J. F. Johnson, Sam Larkin, Fred Al- '
lison, L. Bergstrom, Charles Irish, 1
C. Cline, Joe Miller, Sam Shuklin, ^
C. A. Shonacher. j'
GRAYS WIN OPENING GAME;
TEAMS SHOW MUCH SPEED
With, Hupprich pitching:, the Grays
carried off the honors in the open
ing game of baseball, which was
played on the local grounds on
Sunday afternoon, with a large
number of fans in attendance. The
score was:Grays, 11; Blues, 7.
Both teams displayed exception
al speed for so early in the season,
also giving indications of plenty
of material for a firstelass ball
team to compete against Fort Gib
bon and Fairbanks.
Both Hupprich and Mathews were
in good form and pitched good,
steady ball, backed up by the old
Seattle quartet in the outfield, who
accepted everything, without an er
ror.
The players are requested to re
port for practice at 7:30 tonight
and it is hoped the fans will show as
much interest as on Sunday.
ARMY TRANSPORT DAVIS
HERE ON ANNUAL VISIT
The army transport Gen. Jeff
Davis arrived in port at 7:30 a. m.,
yesterday from Fort Gibbon, with
some supplies for the local detach
ment of the signal corps, and with
Sergeant Campbell and Privates
Brooks, Waggle and Sutherland as
passengers for Nenana.
The transport is washing boilers
here and is also having a new set
of boiler flues installed, which will
delay her departure for about ten
days or more, when she will return
to Fort Gibbon.
On the return journey of the
transport, she will take away Ser
geant Pat Feehley, in command of
the local infantry detachment, and
Privates Gibboney and Coats.
Sergeant Feehley expects to leave
for the States shortly after his ar
rival at the post of Fort Gibbon.
He has made a host of friends here
who will regret his departure from
Nenana, while wishing him all good
luck.
Mrs. Harry G. Abercrombie was
a passenger on the train this after
noon, bound for Fairbanks on a
short visit.
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The committee in charge of the
Silly Williams fund announces that
irrangements have been made for
he departure of the oldtimer on
he first through boat leaving Ne
lana. He will go to Tuscon, Ari
zona. :
A circular issued from the head
luarters office of the A. E. C., at
lealy, announces the discontinuance
>f overtime.
A fine yellow powder, much re
embling sulphur in appearance, was
irecipitated during the show of rain
>n Sunday. A considerable quantity
if the powder found its way into
•ain barrels and more of it was in '
rvidence on the streets after the
vater had disappeared. Oldtimers
ecall a similar phenomenon of a
lumber of years ago, but no one;
tas been able to furnish The News
vith an explanation.
Armed with fishing rods and guns,
i party of young people left for
binder Lake on Saturday evening,
iboard the McAuley power boat,
Northern Light, and reported a most
mjoyable outing upon their return j
o town Sunday eveing. Those who
nade the trip were: Misses Dorothy
J. de la Pole, Alta Russell, Anne;
dylius, Queenie Russell, Constance
^tersen, Messrs. J. L. Anders, Ted
fulien, Leith Russell, W. T. Gill,
L St. J. McAuley, Norvtn E.;
smith and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mau-1
■ath. The boat left the lake at five '
I’clock and reached Nenana at ten. ;
J. P. Zipf, former traffic manager
>f the A. Y. N. Company, with
leadquarters at St. Michael, and
low associated with the Carlisle,
Peking Company, arrived from the ;
:oast this week by way of Broad :
’ass, enroute to the lower river,
vhere the company’s cannery is in
iperation. He made the trip over ■
he trail on horseback.
iTEAMER RELIANCE ENROUTE
WITH LOAD FOR KANTISHNA
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The steamer Reliance, of the A.
f. N. Company’s fleet, arrived in
>ort at 4 p. rn., yesterday from
•'airbanks on her maiden voyage1
or the season. She is bound for
Roosevelt, in the Kantishna dis
rict, for which place she sailed at
11:30 last night, with an uncovered
large in tow.
Geo. A. Hunter was the only pas
lenger disembarking here, and W.
1. MePhee and Ed Bartlett were
he other passengers on board in
ransit for Roosevelt. They were
oined at this port by Martin Nel
;on and Jack DeLay, who are also
leaded for Roosevelt.
The steamer took on here approxi-:
nately four tons of freight, con- j
listing mostly of supplies consigned ■
o several miners and prospectors j
n the Kantishna district.
The Reliance will be engaged in i
Weighting the ore from the Aitken
nine, now ready for shipment at
Roosevelt landing, to the mouth of
he river, where it will be picked
ip by the larger boats of the A. J
f. N. Company, and transported to
5t. Michael, where it will be taken
>ver by ocean-going vessels for
lelivery at the smelter at Tacoma.
Approximately 600 tons of rich
galena ore awaits shipment at
Roosevelt.
On completion of the freighting
>n the Kantishna, the Reliance will
nake a trip up the Koyukuk river
o Betties and, on her return from
>he port lying to the north of the
Arctic Circle, will probably make
mother trip up the Kantishna river
f sufficient freight is offering at
;hat time.
George A. Hunter, manager ot
he Pinska store, in Fairbanks, is
n Nenana on a business visit. Re
irrived here on the steamer Re
iance yesterday and will return
;o the upper town on the train
eaving Friday.
The News makes a specialty of
luality printing at moderate prices.
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THAT FRUIT IS HERE 1
Oranges
Grapefruit
Lemons
Apples
The Terminal
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BAKERY
OVER-THE-TRAIL
BEEF LOINS fORK LOINS
SWEETBREADS HEAD CHEESE
BOILED HAM SPARERIBS
SPRINCERS FOWL FISH
- Everything in Seaton
MODERN COLD STORAGE PLANT IN CONNECTION
Nenana Steam Laundry
Phone 73
OUR EQUIPMENT COMPLETE
WORK EQUAL TO THE BEST
J. F. BENNETT.
GEORGE RICH
Ship-Shape for Mosquito Weather
Awnings, Tarps, Tents, Bed and
Hat Nets made to order. Suits and
Coats Cleaned and Pressed. Hats,
Neckties and Uunderwear renovated.
Phone or Call
HARRIET D’ORSAY’S
TAILOR SHOP
Third and A Phone 32 Green
George Anderson
Piano Expert
and Factory Representative ..for
High Grade Pianos, will be in Ne
nana and Fairbanks this Summer.
Expert work guaranteed. Home ad
dress, Juneau.
See The News for Carbon paper.
Mike Bedoff was an outgoing ^
passenger on the train bound for
Fairbanks today.
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Bookkeeping Conveyancing
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CIGARS AND TOBACCOS
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SOMETHING DOING ALL THE TIME
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