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Pioneers of Alaska
Xenana Igloo No. 17
MEETS AT UNION HALL
FIRST AND THIRD MONDAYS
AT 8:00 P. M.
Visiting Members Always
Welcome.
Alfred J. Ghezzi Geo. S. Smith
Secretary. Prezident.
NENANA LODGE No. 1193
L. 0. 0. M.
MEETS AT MOOSE H ALL
Fourth and B Streets
At 8:00 P. M.
Secretary Dictator
ALEX FOWLER. ALF EICELAND,
SECOND AND FOURTH MONDA>
LAMM and COMPANY
Tailors of Chicago
Announcing a general reduction
affecting all Fall and Winter
1921-1922 patterns. Suit or Over
coat can be had for $32.SO
and up. You buy satisfaction when
you buy Lamm Clothes. They
are worn by particular dressers
everywhere
BERG, The TaUor
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News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Stei/, Correspondent
Mrs. Ben F. Thompson, of this
; city, has been advised of the death
; of her sister, Mrs. Carl Quest, who
, died in Los Angeles, to which city
she had gone from San Francisco
I for the benefit of her health. She
leaves a husband and son to mourn
her loss.
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August Eickcon, an oldtimer of
I the Interior, died in the Anchorage
hospital this week, following an at
tack of appendicitis. He was in the
employ of the Alaskan Engineering
i Commission, and is survived by a
wife and son. residing in Fairbanks.
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Tom Radovich has returned to the
Tolovana district, after a brief visit
in town.
The last mail brought a postal
card from Emil Clausen, of the
Tanana Bakery, who is at present
paying an enjoyable visit to his old
home in Denmark.
John H. Kelly, of the N. C. Co.,
is confined to his home by a severe
cold.
Frank Estes is a recent arrival
in town from Xenana.
F. H. Barnett came up from Xe
nana on the last train.
District Storekeeper W. R. Man
ning and F. A. Hansen, engineer of
maintenance and contraction, came
up from Xenana on Thursday on a
brief business visit.
The large shipment of fresh fruit
which arrived from the States on
i the last train, is nearly all gone,
the public having responded eagerly
to the invitation to purchase.
Local Shriners are already plan
ning for the entertainment of the
officials who will visit Interior Al
aska during the coming summer.
Roy Lund returned to town from
Richardson on Thursday and rep- rts
the trail in splendid condition as
the result of recent snowfall. He
had three passengers on the return
trip—Peter Vachon. John Sulke and
Peter Larson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hillar and
baby have gone to Salcha to put
their popular trail establishment in
shape for the reception of summer
visitor.-. They were in town about a
month.
It is reported from Valdez that
Jack Johnson, formerly attached to
the local Signal Corps station, has
joined the ranks of the benedicts.
He was married last week.
Smith Brother , v.ho .re ei.gi ged
ir. the development >f a premising,
gold quartz mine on Ester dome,
have reached a depth of 200 feet,
where they have encountered some
very good ore.
With the ladies now engaged in
nightly practice, in preparation for
their meeting with the male veti rans
of the club, the curling rink pre
sents a busy appearance these days..
Interest also is warming in the con
test for the Thorne trophy. Weber,
Rickert. Carlsten. N'ordale and Mack
are at the head of the list, in the
order named.
The continued exceptional mild
ness of the winter has all of the
r
oldtimers of the Fairbanks district
guessing. None of them recall hav
ing experienced anything quite like
it before, and the farmers are won
dering if is a warning for them to
prepare for early planting.
F. Carlquist,of the Anchorage firm
of Carlquist Bros., opticians and
i jewelers, arrived from Xenana on
the last train, and has opened offices
temporarily at the Pioneer hotel,
where he will be for several days.
W. W. Clark, of the local post
office, received a clipping from Mrs.
Clark on the last mail, containing
an announcement of the death of
Joe Heacock, pioneer resident of In
terior Alaska, who went Outside
during the winter for the benefit of
his health. He died in San Francisco
and his body was taken to Oakland
for cremation.
Sourdough Ellis is on the sick
list.
Among the arrivals on Thursday's
train were: Joe Mitchell, Ed Clausen
W. fanning. Tony Martinovich. »
Carl Anderson, Paul Baroky, John
Brown, J. R. Sloane. James Mure,
Alex Sands, L. Bohviger, A. D.
Thompson, Mrs. W. C. Gagnon and
two children, Miss Lamonte, Jeanett
Latru. Mrs. Lowella Rosburg, J. H.
Russell, Harry Bartes, Alois Fred
riech. W. Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Godfrey are
recent arrivals in town from the
Tolovana district and Mr. Godfrey
reports that there is considerable
activity throughout that region, with
the promise of a good season ahead.
On Wilbur Creek, about 1,200
feet up from the mouth, Patterson
and associates have three holes to
bedrock, on a paystreak about 30
feet wide and averaging between
two and three feet in depth. The
gold is coarse.
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Coarse gold also has been found
on No. 2 bench, where a crosscut
has been run, in line with the pat
on No. 1. The Bromberg & Co. drill
has run two crosscuts nearby and
located coarse gold.
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On No. 4. Miller, Pat ^Connor
and Kelly are p rospecting extens
ively.
H. J. and Frank Miller are doing
considerable work on No. 5.
The Engstrom brothers are pros
pecting on No. 6.
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Julius Larson and John Peterson
are on No. 7.
Abe McCord and Lonz have a
steam plant on No. 9. Livengood Is
at work on the same bench.
Gustafson, Ole Hay and Sam Moe
have found some fine gold on No.
14.
The creek is nearly 4,000 feet
wide and it is estimated that it will
take a lot of work to determine the
extent of the pay.
Frank Lawson has organized a
prospecting syndicate and will do a
lot of drilling or Wilbur, with the
Godfrey drill, recently acquired. It
is also the intention of the sundt
cate to do some prospecting along jj
the Tolovana river
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