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Nenana Igloo No. 17
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Fresh milk from Slater's Dairy at
25 cents a quart.
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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 EKELANL.
SECOND AND FOURTH MONDA>
LAMM and COMPANY
Tailors of Chicago
Announcing a genera.) reduction
affecting aJ! Fall and Winter
1921*1922 pattern*. Suit or Over
coat can be had for $32.50
and up. You buy satisfaction when
you buy Lamm Clothes. They
are worn by particular dressers
everywhere
BERG, The Tailor
FAIRBANKS
News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
1._"_ i
The hearing of Arthur Robert
son, on a charge of violating the
dry law, which was to have been
held yesterday afternoon before
Commissioner Mel Boyd, has been
postponed to Tuesday, at the re
quest of the prosecution.
John McCoy, old lime fanner and
woodcutter, who went Outside last
fall for the benefit of his health,
is reported to have died recently
at Tacoma, where he was visiting
With relatives. He had a place up
the Chena river, a few miies from
Fairbanks.
The farmers will gather at Odd
Fellows hall tonight, in regular
session, for the transaction of busi
ness which has accumulated since
the last meeting of the association.
Local dancers are agog over the
announcement that the Fairbanks
Curling Club will give its annuai
dance next month, at Masonic Tem
ple. The exact date has not yet
been decided upon.
Prices are going down steadily
in Fairbanks and there now threat-1
ens to be a material cut in milk
prices. Slater's Dairy has cut the
price to 25 cents a quart and the
opposition threatens to make a
further reduction.
Shorty Thomas, R. E. Maddocks,
Charles Holkey and Bert Anderson
were among the passengers leaving
on the creek train this morning.
Herman Magnuson left for the
creeks today, after a brief stay in
town.
Frank Buteau, of the X. C. ma
chine shops, is confined to his home
by a severe cold.
Ed Cronin, who arrived from Xe
nana on the last train, left for
Chatanika this morning on business,
and will return to town tonight.
Dr. J. A. Sutherland, who is en
gaged in opening up a large body
' of placer ground in the Kantishna
, district, shipped three horses on a
recent train from . Kobi. station to
^Fairbanks, a distance of 74 miles,
and was presented with a bill of
$264 for transportation. He is won
dering if that is a regular charge or
| if some one made a mistake.
The sidewalk along Second Avenue
between Cushman and Lacy, has
accumulated so much snow lately
that it is now almost impassable and
is a source of much complaint, in
consequence. There is also a bad
place near the First Xational bank
corner, caused by the melting of
the snow by the steam pipes be
neath the street. Mrs. Snodgrass,
mother of M. B. Snodgrass, had a
bad fall at the corner this week
and narrowly escaped injury.
The Kantishna mining case of
Grant vs Campbell, which was on
trial before District Judge C i! H
Clegg, came to an end late Thurs
day afternoon, at which time the
jury retired. At two o'clock yester
day morning a verdict was reach
ed in favor of the plaintiff. Grant,
locator of a placer claim on Friday
Gulch, in the Kar.tis.tna. beneath
which the defendant located a rich
ledge of ore, making his discovery
in a shaft sunk by the plaintiff. The
case was on trial nine days.
Walter Cooley, oldtimer of the
Upper Tanana country, is a recent
arrival in town, on his annual trip
for supplies. He report- that Xels
Getzie is the only p’rospector in
his section of the country at pres
ent, but he looks for considerable
activity during the coming summer.
Mrs. Jack O’Connor was a re
turning passenger on the last train
from the coast. She went to An
chorage for treatment at the rail-,
road hospital and returned with her
health completely restored.
The members of Fairbanks Igloo, ■
Xo. 4. Pioneers of Alaska, have:
voted, by a large majority, to di-;
vorce themselves from the coast I
Pioneers who insist upon letting
down the bars of membership to'
comparative newcomers in the coun
try. The local igloo will withdraw
from the organization if such action
can be taken without losing identity
as a Pioneer lodge. No more money
will be sent to the grand igloo un
til the membership question ha?
been disposed in a manner satis
factory to local Pioneers.
Dr. de la Vergne. who went to
Nenana on Wednesday, returned
to town Thursday night with a
patient for the local hospital.
There appears to be very little
change in the condition of Mrs.
Frank Doner, who is hovering be
tween life and death at St. Joseph
hospital. Hope for her recovery has
not yet been abandoned, but she is ]
very low.
Lars and Pete Westonvic, oldtim
ers of Cleary Creek, are prospecting
at present in the hills about 20
miles from Miller House, in the j
Circle district. They report that the
winter has been mild in their dis
trict, with an abundance of snow.
Storekeeper E. J. Cronin, of the
A. E. C., came up from Nenana on
the last train and will be here un
til tomorrow.
Mayor C. Harry Woodward has
returned from a business trip to I
Nenana.
Charles White, who is looking af- ■
ter the Carl White roadhouse at]
Dunbar, was a visitor in town this,
week, and reports travel on the'
Tolovar.a trail very light this winter.'
He looks for a revival toward spring
however.
W. R. Taylor is a recent arrival
in town from the Kantishna dis
trict.
H. B. Everman was a visitor in
town this week from Engineer.
Ed. Head drove in from Dunbar
yesterday with a horse and double
ender. He is making preparations
to go into the Bonnifield country,
where he is interested in some
promising mining ground.
Joe Burns, moving picture pro- ;
moter, arrived from Nenana on the j
last train.
The naturalization calendar will
be up for consideration before Dis-i
trict Judge Clegg on Monday night. I
February 13. at 7:30. The follow
ing applicants for citizenship papers
are scheduled to appear for exam-1
i nation:
Marciso Barto, native of Austria, t
residing at Fairbanks.
Paul Bruno Oehnu*. native of.*
Germany, resident of Cleary j
Dr.:gu*i'n Ataiio, native of Xustra
resident of Fairbanks.
Ivan Gjuracic, native of Austria,
resident of Livengood.
Edward Geo. Griffin, native of
England, resident of Meehan.
John Stefan Sergei, native of
Poland, resident of Fairbanks.
Fred Wesely. native of Germs ry,
resident of Fairbanks.
Wm Henry Newton. native of
England, resident of Healy P.' er.
John Geo. Bachner, native of
Germany, resident of Livengood.
Sig Fred Hanson, native of Swe
dan. resident of Tofty.
James Edward Boland, native of
Canada, resident of Fairbanks.
Joseph Marti.oetz, native of Aus
tria, resident of N'enana.
Daniel Wra. Sutherland, native of
Canada, resident of Kantishna.
Thomas Wade, native of New
foundland. resident of Millerbouse.
George Brockie. native of Scot
land, resident of Fox.
Julius John Larsen, native of Nor
way, resident of Livengood. ■
Ole Nilson Midthun, native of j -
Norway, resident of Rampart.
Lars Husdal, native of Norway.!
resident of Fairbanks.
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Tell It To The New,
o Probate Court, Territory of Al
a*ka. Fourth Divirion, Nenana
Precinct.
n the matter of the Eitate of May
Permon, Mile,. Deceased.
No. 41 Probate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
aat the undersigned has been ap
ointed administratrix of the above
entitled Estate, and all persons hav
ing claims against said Estate are
directed to present them to the un
dersigned, at N'enana, Alaska, with
in six months from the date of the
first publication of this notice.
Dated this 23rd day of January.
1922. C. C- HErD,
Administratrix
Date of First publication Jan. 28
Date of last publication February 25
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