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NENANA LODGE No. 1193
L. 0. 0. M.
| MEETS AT MOOSE HALL
Fourth and B Streets
At 8:00 P. M.
Secretary Dictator
ALEX FOWLER, ALF EKELANU,
1 SECOND AND FOURTH MONDAY
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News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
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The flu epidemic continues. A
mong the latest cases to be reported
are those of Mrs. Ella Moody, who
is quite ill at her home: J. H.
Russell, Deputy Marshal Fred Park
er and A1 Pauli.
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There is a report in circulation
here to the effect that options on 40
claims on Fish creek have been ta
ken up by an English syndicate
which had representatives in the dis
trict last year investigating values
and securing options.
The Bootleggers’ Band is the lat
est thing in Fairbanks and the daily
concerts at the federal jail are at
tracting considerable attention.. The
musical organization is composed of
j six pieces, including two drums,
iviolin, banjo, concertina and harp.
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The little son of Manager George
Preston, of the Northern Commercial
i is nursing a painful cut in his hand
as the result of becoming involved
in a controversy with the wringer
on the family washing machine.
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i The Stewart Mining Company,
i which will operate on Caribou creek
in the Salcha district, during the
coming summer, sent a tractor and
three trailers loaded with scow lum
! ber out the trail this week. A num
ber of men will be employed building
the scows.
There is a report in circulation
here to the effect that the Humphrey
i interests have taken over a block
' of ground in the Kantishna district.
The jury in the case of Mitchell
Rose, charged with grand larceny
at Tanana, returned a verdict of
guilty yesterday Rose was accused
: of the theft of a couple of robes
| and a sack of sugar.
Cal Townsend, of the fisheries
I service, returned to Fairbanks yes
■ terday from the States, where he
sclent several weeks.
Reports from the Tolovana state
that there is much activity there at j
present and a g-ood season is anti-j
cipated. Five outfits are taking out
dumps on Amy creek, on which j
stream good pay was recently found. ;
Seven outfits are working on Liven- j
good and the Hudson brothers are
taking out a big dump on Lillian
Creek. There has been considerable
travel all winter on the Tolovana
trail, between Livengood and Dun-'
bar.
S. R. Bredlie was taken to the
hospital today for treatment for an
atack of pneumonia, his case being
the first serious one recorded during
the present epidemic of colds.
Among those leaving for Nenana
and way points yesterday were:
Paul Barnes, L. Schulman. H. L.
Morris, George Smith. X. G. Brown.
Paul Borak, Gus Conradt. Mrs. La
ze’.le and two children, John Jean
netti. Tom Blalock. Tom Smith. W.
R. Taylor, H. Parson, John Rogash.
E. Christopherson, Bert Betgher.
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Mail Contractor and Mrs. E. Coke
Hill are among the recent arrivals
in town.
Reports from the Oregon State
college states that Hugh Smith, son
of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Smith.
of this city, and a graduate of the
Fairbanks High School, is making
good in the department of journal-1
ism. Hugh is one of the stockholders
of the News-Miner.
The train arriving from the coast
last night brought a number of pas
sengers and 164 sacks of mail. The j
train was delayed a couple of hours j
as the result of the derailment of
one of the cars near Happy.
The A1 Sharpe case was taken up
in district court this morning, with
Attorney Rivers representing the de
fendant, having been appointed by
the Court. The work of selecting'
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the jury was stiil in progress a:
noon. Sharpe is accused of violating
the dry law:
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Mrs. Earl Pilfrim entertained a
| number of riends at her home on
Thursday evening in honor of Mr
Kirkpatrick. the affair being in the
nature of a birthday party.
Mrs. Luther C. Hess reports very
satisfactory results from her cam
paign for prizes and financial sup
port for the Tombola, which is to
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Nenana Igloo No. 17
MEETS AT UNION HALL
FIRST AND THIRD MONDAY
AT 8:00 P. M.
Visiting Members Always
Welcome.
Alfred J Gberri R. C. Morris.
Secretary.
Pmideat.
be staged in the very near future
for the benefit of the local hospi
tal.
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Colir. McPherson returned to the
Tolovana district this week after a
brief visit in town.
John Flyer -is. a recent arrival in
| town from the Chatanika district.
The following are among the
recent arrivals in town:
O. E. Coombs, H. S. Little, A. T.
Thorton. E. Bauer. H M. Carap
| bell, T. A. Pape, M. F. Miller, H.
Eckstrom. Alex Cooney, Ella Wilson,
Jessie L. Pitts, John Moreen, Rob
,ert Apuk, James Hagen, E P. Al
lard. William Hammond, Oscar
Bloomquist. Nellie Cashman.
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The Skof House, which has been
closed during the later part of the
winter, is now open again, and the
rooms are for rent at moderate
prices.