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NOTICE
Mr. C. H. Hall, special disbursing
afficer wishes to announce that he
nas for sale four bonds of the Third
Liberty Loan.
These bonds are all of the $100
denomination and purchasers will
be required to pay $60 on each bond
at the time of purchase which should
be not later than noon on the 15th
day of the present month. The
balance is due on August 15th.
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SMOKER MAY
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Local Lodge Plan High Jink; and
Smoker At the New Home
Next Tuetday.
The members of the local lodge j
L. O. O. M. are looking forward with j
eager anticipation to the smoker!
and entertainment to be given by |
the organization at its new club t
house next to the Rust hotel, on j
Tuesday next, July 16. All mem
bers of the Moose lodge here are
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cordially invited to attend, together , *
with any visiting members who care . t
to accept the invitation. The or-11
ganization has just installed itself^
in its new home recently purchased i
i s
and in a short time expects to have |
a very popular club house. I'
At a recent meeting, by popular 11
vote of the members, it was decided '
to follow the lead taken by several ^
of the lodges Outside and substitute
the American flag for the altar
cloth in use at present. This sub
stitution was voted owing to the j
fact that the regulation altar cloth
of the L. O. O. M. contains, among
the flags of all nations, those of the
| enemies of the United States; and
I the members, first and last, working
ifor the victory of the Allied arms,
took exception to this fact.
Arrangements were also made at
the same meeting to carry for the
full term of the war, without ex
| pense to them, all members of the
.lodge who have entered the United
States army- Their dues will be
j kept up in full and at the close of
: the war they will be taken back
i into the lodge without question. The
lodge likes to feel that among its
members there is no lack of the
fighting spirit shown throughout the
whole of America.
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* FAIRBANKS NOTES «?
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r *> * *> * *fi n i? * « * * »t».* «s «*,
Wade H. Joslyn, who recently
resigned his position on the Tanana
Valley railroad left for the States
on the Steamer Alaska. He intends
to go in for farming on a large
scale.
Mail from the Outside got in on
the Sheldon stage at three o’clock
this morning. This mail came in by
way of Valdez and was picked up
by the stage at Willow creek.
j A wire was received from Bob
Sheldon this morning stating that
he will arrive on Monday with the
mail and four pasengers. The names
of the passengers were not given
in the wire.
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I , Frank Herpick, late of the Fair
| banks postoffice, is now in the em
] ploy of the Dexter-Horton bank in
j Seattle.
I Reports received from the trail
j indicate that there are a lot of idle
] men in the Tenderfoot district.
! There is very little mining going on
;in that^district now.
Billy Butler was brought into the
hospital this morning from 5 below
! Pedro creek. The nature of his
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illness js not known.
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There is going to be big doing
at the park tomorrow. Ball game,
auto, pony and motorcycle races will
! be held. The money taken in goes
I to swell the Bat and Ball fund for
I our boys at the front.
I _
■ Dave Courtemanche expects to
leave over the trail with his auto ir
a day or two. Mrs. Bud Courte
manche and child will leave with
him.
About 18,000 feet of Oregon fir
j was received on the steamer Alaska
j for the new dredge on Fairbanks
creek.
Myer Koteck, one of the drafted
i men of the Tolovana contingent,
I and who had been given time to
, settle his affairs before joining
I Company B at Fort Gibbon, was
a passenger on the Alaska bound
for the army town.
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OWN MAY HAVE
lection of Restricted Council May
Be Submitted to Nenanaites
At Early Date.
A matter of much importance to
le town of Nenana will be taken
p for consideration by the Nenana
ommercial club, at the meeting to
e held tomorrow afternoon- Some
ime ago the question of electing a
own council to act in conjunction
nth the townsite managemnt was
ubmitted to the club and the pro
tosition met with such general ap
>roval among the members that a
ommittee was named to confer with
•Yederick D. Browne, engineer in
harge of the Alaskan Engineering
■ommission in this division, and the
■ommittee later took the matter up
vith Chairman W. C. Edes and Man
iger Christensen, with the result
;hat the proposition has received
:he approval of all who were ap
jroached and the committee instruct
;d to present a definite plan of
action at the meeting of the club
:omorrow.
The council, if one is chosen by |
the people of Nenana will not have j
the power to pass ordinances or
levy taxes, but it will exercise a
certain influence over townsite mat
ters, being in reality an advisory
board, elected by the people and
backed by the Engineering commis
sion.
The question will be considered
thoroughly by the club tomorrow
and it is possible that a decision
will be reached at that time to sub
mit the proposition to the property
owners of the town for definite
action, in which event an election
will be held at a very early date.
DON’T FORGET
Don’t forget that the third pay
ment of 35 per cent on the Third
Liberty Loan Bonds is due on or be
fore noon July 15th.
Payments should be made to Mr.
C. H. Hall, special disbursing
officer, at his office in the general
office building of the Alaskan En
gineering commission.
COONEY MOTEL
Not Better Than the Best,
But Better than the Rest
NENANA ..... ALASKA
Mr. Norman E. Black, traveling
uditor for the American Yukon
Navigation company, arrived in Ne
lana this morning on the steamer
j Alaska. He will rema'n in Nenana
probably until the arrival of the
next boat bound for Tanana.
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1.00 ”
1.00 ”
1.50 ”
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