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FAIRBANKS. ALASKA
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Xenana. Alaska
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News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
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Tom Robin, well known oldtimer
of the Innoko district, is a recent
arrival in town, having made the
trip overland.
William Gavin is a recent arrival
in town from American creek, in
i.ihe Hot Springs district.
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| Pa: O’Connor and Sam Drakula
! have returned to town from the
| lower end of the Chatanika. where
they investigated the report of a
i new discovery. They say they did
j not find anything.
D. Bourous, a veteran of the late
war, has applied for citizenship un
der the provisions of the act of
1919.
John Beil, a native of Canada,
has made application to become, a
! citizen of the United States.
Mrs. Zepel was given a surprise
party and linen shower on Saturday
night by the Pioneer Ladies.
The Goody. Sale held on Saturday
for the benefit 0/ Danny Stewart,
netted the sum of $82. Miss Parker
was in charge of the affaiF. assisted
by Misses Roth. Schosser, Muriel
Russel and Albina Miller. Another
sale will be held on November 18.
Rudolph Aim. who is a recent ar
rival in town from the Healy dis
I trict, reports that there is much
I activity at Suntrana, where the
! Heaiv River Coal Corporation is
| operating on a large scale.
G. A. McQuarrie has let a lay on
I Discovery Ester creek, to Crook &
1 Black and preparations are now be
! ing made for winter work, it being
I the intention of the lessees to take
■ out a large dump before spring.
Mrs. Kincaid and son Emmet left
1 for the States today. Mrs. Kincaid i
! will consult with eye specialists in!
i an effort to recover her sight.
I
Garden Island voters are casting.
i their ballots in Fairbanks today for'
' the first time, and are doing it with
j out serious protest. Residents of
G-arhl are voting at the McIntyre
place.
The members of the Fairbanks
igloo of Pioneers held an interesting
meeting at Eagle hall la«t night
The business meeting was followed
by the usual enjoyable social session.
American legion boys are making
elaborate preparations for their big
Armistice Day dance and the pre
diction is made that it will be the
swellest affair of the season.
Mrs. Robert La very has been ad
vised of the death of her father, R.
K. Latimer, who passed away at
Kirkland, Washington. The deceased
was an oldtimer of the North, hav
ing lived in the Dawson country for
a number of years and came to
Fairbanks later. He was attached to
the office of the U. S. marshal for a
time, under Marshal Erwin.
The dance held at Chatanika on
Saturday night was a largely at
1 tended affair and everyone had a
! good time, dancing until five, o’clock.
; Several dancers went out from town
j in autos.
Mike Ercig and Shorty Thomas I
have taken a lay on the Henderson
Koid quartz property at the head of
St. Patrick creek and will do con
siderable work this winter.
The home of Mrs Jesse Rust was
the scene of an enjoyable gathering
of ladies last week.
Manager George Aarons, of the
Fairbanks Gold Mining Company,
left for the Outside today for the
winter.
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Mrs. J. A. Fairbum left for Me-!
Kinley Park today to take charge t
of the new school there.
Representatives of the department
of justice were summoned to the
Garden Island depot yesterday to,
arrest a mysterious parcel of freight
which had a coppery appearance.!
Upon investigation, however, the!
mystery package proved to be a!
new fangled washing machine.
| Paddy Driscoll and A1 McDonald,
! who have a lay on No. 1 above, on !
i Ester, are reported to have found j
! excellent pay. Some £5.00 pans are;
| said, to have been found.
i
i James Hutchins broke his nose in
; a collision while playing basketball.
; at the roller rink last night.
Romeo Hoyt has leased his Fair
banks Comer, and left for the Out
side today, it being his intention
to^spend the winter in California.
He will meet Mrs. Hoyt in Seattle.
Leo Rogge, who has been mining
on Goldstream during the last sea-!
son, left for the States today. He i
will spend the winter in California, j
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Iver Johnson was among those i
leaving for the States today. He will j
be back in the spring.
Charles Gius has taken a lay on j
Ester creek, on ground owned by ;
G. A. McQuarrie.
'Ihe tra:n leaving for Xenana to
day carried 65 passengers, with
destinations all the way from Ester
Siding to Southern California. The:
number of outward-bound passengers ;
was unusually large.
THE BEST
IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST
AFTER ALL
John Wanamaker, Marshal Fields,
Worth, are bu: names. Yet they
convey something fine, definite and
abiding. Quality is what th^-se name?
stand for—o.uality an^ straight-for
ward business.
“Gordon’s, Alaska!" Immediately
you visualize Style and Charm in
this connection. Why? Because Gor
don’s places superior merchandising
ahead of clap-trap bargain counter
business.
Mrs. D’Orsay has been commis
sioned to show a samp)-- line of
Gordon s one-puce dresses. Some
have the low-cut French waist—
others come with sashes; Oriental
cabershon ornaments; flare sleeves,
new moire braids, and gay stitch
ings. The dependable cloth and find
ings make these garments highly
desirable. Tell Mrs. D'Orsay what
yo<u want. < if you do not see it>
and let her get it for you.
THE D’ORSAY SHOP
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ARMISTICE DAY DANCE
SATURDAY NOV. 11, 1922
BENEFIT
FRANKLIN K. LANE SCHOOL
NENANA ALASKA
ADMISSION $1.50 STARTS AT TEN O’CLOCK
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BEEF, PORK, VEAL and MUTTON
REINDEER MEAT, 20c PER POUND BY SIDE
DELICIOUS HAMS and BACON
SALT YUKON KING SALMON, 20c lb.
ALL KINDS OF FOWL — —• REDUCED PRICES
RETURNED TO OLD LOCATION AT MARKET AND SECOND
Waechter Bros. Co. B. w. Miller
One Show
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8:00 O’clock
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A Drama of the kind that is being lived in every community today
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MACKINAW COATS, PANTS, SEALSKIN SOCKS
BEAVER, LAND OTTER and MUSKRAT FUR CAPS
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" FOR GENERAL OUTFITTING
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Sheet Metal Work
Plumbing, Heating Plants
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l Stationery and Fresh Fruits
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