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News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
John Janettf, Tolovana freighter,
was in town this week for another
load of supplies for the new Wil
bur Creek diggings. He says the
district is coming up and that on
Christmas Day, by actual count,
there were 72 men in the district.
He predicts that there will be many
more there within a short time.
j A homestead patent has been is
i sued to William Richardson, whose
j land is situated on the Isabella
! Creek slope, near Engineer Creek.
There are 13 enrolled in the blow
| pipe class at the Bureau of Mines
; Station, and announcement is made
! that there is room for still more.
The curlers, who recently began
a fight for the Dick Thorne trophy,
are making a better showing than
they aid in the opening bonspiel for
1 the Smith trophy. Sutherland, Mack
and Riekert are tied for first place,
each having a perfect score. Carl
sten has 500 and the others are
; trailing behind him.
The White Pass & Yukon Route,
j which has dominated the waters of
: Interior Alaska since the absorption
| of the Northern Transportation Co.,
j a decade ago, and which has in turn
' been driven from the Tanana river
| by the Government railroad, closed
; its offices in Fairbanks this week.
! Bruce Boyker, who remained to
I wind up the affairs of the company
; after the departure of Agent J. A.
| Fairborn, has turned the key in the
' door of the old landmark and will
J seek employment elsewhere.
■ Toe Fairbanks flour mill has been
! shut down, owing to a shortage of
| sacks. There are about 700 bushels
j of wheat still on hand, ready to be
| put through the rollers. Operations
j will be resumed as soon as more
1 sacks are received.
Victor Jacobson, who was taken
! into custody last Sunday by Deputy
j Jack Buckley, while enroute to
.Fairbanks from Nenana. appeared
before Commissioner Mel Boyd on
• Thursday afternoon, on a charge of
• indiscrete loquacity, and was fined
j four pieces of ivory and a couple
• of muklufo.
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C. O. Sundahl, of Tofty. is a re
cent arrival in town from the
Circle Hot Springs and declares he
was greatly benefitted by his stay
at the popular health resort. There
were eighteen olddmers there when
he left, representing all sections of
the Interior country. The weather
was very enjoyable throughout his
sojourn and game of all kinds was
plentiful, including ducks.
Fred Robinson was taken into
custody this week by the dry squad
on a charge of having liquor in his
1 possession. He will appear before
j Commissioner Boyd on Monday, un
til which time he is at liberty on
bonds in the sum of $1,000.
According to late advices at the
marshal's office. Marsha! Stevens is
now enroute to headquarters from
the Kuskokwim and is expected to
arrive here in about ten days.
The lowest temperature register
ed in Fairbanks this winter was
recorded on Friday morning, when
the mercury dropped to 36 below.
There was a rise in temperature
shortly afterward, however, .and it
looks like snow today.
The installation of officers of the
Rebeccas took place on Tuesday
evening, the ceremonies being fol
lowed by a dance which was great
ly enjoyed. The following officers
were installed for 1922: Past Noble
Grand, Mrs. Charles Main; Noble
Grand, Mrs. Jack O'Gara; Vice
Noble Grand, Mrs. Kincaid; Secre
tary, Mrs. Stella Madole; Financial
Secretary. Miss Margaret Collins;
Treasurer. Mrs. A. Joy; Chaplain.
T. H. Foster.
The delayed Xenana train arrived
at the Garden Island depot at 7
o’clock last night. There was one
passenger coach attached to the
train, but only a few passengers
arrived and there was no mail.
The following officers were in-'
stalled by the local Odd Fellows
lodge last night, at Odd Fellows hall:
Charles Peterson, X. G.; Andrew
Loken. V. X. G.; Pete Schultz, Sec
retary ; Harry Brown, treasurer; W.
A. Appleby, Chaplain; Dan Scho
field, Guard; Frank Hudson. Ward
en; George Hanson, L. F. X. G.;
Evem Rogers, R. S. X. G.; Andrew
Anderson, L. S. V. X. G.
Recent arrivals in town include
C. S. Thompson, E. E. Wingfield,
J. Kennedy, Gunnar Swanson, Frank
Enroth, Frank Doner. C. H. Watson.
Tom Smith.
Recent departures from town in
clude Bob Casey, Henry Hollis, Mr.
and Mrs. Guis, Fred Jungst, Ed
Head, Charles Ogden, Lewis Troy
ner and M. Soule.
Joe Girtz, Chatanika ditch man,
returned to town this week from a
brief visit to Xenana. It was his
first visit to the railroad town and
ihe reports having been very favor
ably impressed.
Hiram Clark is visiting the city
after an absence of some consider
able time, during which period he
was working on the Government
railroad.
Application was made in district
: court this morning for a reduction
in the bail of Barney Kelly.- The ap
, plication was denied by Judge Clegg
PIONEERS TO ENTERTAIN
At the last regular met'' t of_
Xenana Igloo, X’o. 17, Pioneers of
Alaska, the question of arranging
for an entertainment and dance for
the enjoyment of the Pioneer iad
! ies and their friends was discussed
! at some length and a committee
| composed of Allan A. Johnson,
! Ernst BerggTen. Lou Isabel and
Leith Russell was appointed to make
1 arrangements for the affair. The
i dance will be held on the night of
Monday. January 16. at Union hall
and the members of the committee
will spare no pains to make the
evening an enjoyable one.
C. X’. Christensen is importing,
an auto truck, which is expected to
reach Xenana following the comple
tion of the Riley Creek viaduct. It
is his intention to engage in the
transfer and express business.
TALK REDUCED IN PRICE
ON LINE TO FAIRBANKS
With the completion of the Alas
kan Engineering Commission’s new
copper line to Fairbanks, comes the
announcement of a material reduc
tion in telephone tolls between N'e
r.ana and the upper town, to con
form to the rates prevailing along
the line south of N’enana.
The new rate for a three-minute
conversation is 65 cents, based on
a uniform charge of one cent per
mile. The old charge was $2.10.
Talking over the new line is a
very simple matter, the sound of
voices being carried over the wire
with pleasing distinctness.
It is reported that the Adams
building, on lower A street, which
was offered for sale a: one time for
$1,500, has been advanced in price
to $3,000.
Nenana Steam Laundry
OUR EQUIPMENT COMPLETE 79
WORK EQUAL TO THE BEST mone 10
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Nenana. Alaska
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Tanana Va'ley Reindeer Association, Inc.
A New Industry devoted to the Interbreeding of the Larger
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and to furnish Reindeer Owners with Fancy Breeding Stock, and
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Patronise Home Industry. A Limited Amount of Stock for Sale
for the Purpose of Purchasing Reindeer for interbreeding purposes.
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