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NENANA LODGE No. 1193
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! MEETS AT MOOSE HALL
Fourth and B Streets
At 8:00 P. M.
Secretary Dictator
ALEX FOWLER, ALF EKELANU
i SECOND AND FOURTH MONDAY
News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Creamer, well
known residents of Graehl were ad
j vised by wire from New York yes
terday of the death of their daugh
ter Genevieve, as the result of in
juries received by being run over
by an automobile. Miss Creamer
formerly resided in Fairbanks and
; went with the Red Cross during the
war. Upon her return to the States
she entered the employ of the Edi
I son company in New York City, as
secretary to the manager in which
1 capacity she was employed at the
' time of her death.
Among those leaving for the
creeks yesterday were Arnold Nor
dale, Tom Quirk, J. P. Sehosser,
i Pete Hansen, Paddy Morgan, Mike
| Ercig, Joe Girtz and Victor Soljseth.
i A report has been received in
! Fairbanks to the effect that Mrs.
i Emil Hurja. formerly Gudrun An
I derson, daughter of Mrs. Mary
i Anderson was killed in an auto ac
cident in the States this week. De
tails are not obtainable.
j The first death recorded during
.the present epidemic of flu occur
| red on the Valdez trail on Sunday
when the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Hans Junes succumbed to an
' attack of the mysterious malady.
; The victim had been ill several days
! and became suddenly worse on Sun
day. Mrs. Junes and another daught
! er are also sick and the funeral of
{the little daughter probablv will a
| wait their recovery.
As a result of the inquest held
; over the body of Percy Huntington
at Tanana. Albert Grant is being
; held under arrest on a murder
| charge pending a preliminary hear
ing before the U. S. Commissioner
at Tanana. Huntington was found
dead in his sleigh on the trail below
Gibbon several days ago.
Mrs. R. C. Wood is under treat
ment in the loeal hospital.
Julian Blaker. well known oldrim-!
er of the North, who suffered a
stroke of paralysis several months
ago, passed away last night at 8:30
He had been sinking steadily for a
number of days prior to his death,
and the end was not unexpected.
Miss Thelma Blaker. who was'
summoned home from school in Ore
gon, arrived here on the last train
and was at the bedside with the
I other members of the family when
•the end came. The funeral will be.
| held on Thursday with services at t
Eagle hall.
A1 Sharpe, who was tried in dis
trict court on a charge of violating
the Volstead act. was found guilty!
yesterday by a jury, after brief de
liberation. Sharpe will next be tried
; on a charge of perjury as the re
i suit of having sworn that he is a
pitizen of the United States. Two j
witnesses have been brought from!
the States to testify in the case, one
being Frank Campbell, deputy clerk
; of the superior court at San Fran- [
i cisco, and the other P. E. Page,,
court deputy from Seattle.
Mrs. John Foley, who was under
treatment at the hospital for a
; week for a severe attack of flu, has ,
■ recovered sufficiently to return to1
her home.
The flu epidemic appears to be •
subsiding, especially amon? the chil-i
dren. When school opened yester-'
day morning there were only 51
absent on account of illness, a drop
in the sick list from 109.
Mrs. Paddy Morgan is a patient
in the hospital as a result of an
attack of flu.
A. Breddlie has been taken to
, the hospital for treatment for an
attack of pneumonia, resulting it is
thought from the flu.
J. H. Russell, who is among those
down with the flu, is said to be
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’ quite , ill at the family home on
Front Street.
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There were a large number of
i oldtimers in attendance at the re
' gular meeting of Fairbanks Igloo,
; Pioneers of Alaska, at Eagle Hall
! last night. Delegates were named
[to assist Xer.ana in receiving the
members of the grand igloo this
month.
The Bailey case, in which the
defendant is charged with the vio
lation of the dry law in the vicin
ity of Tanana. will be started tomor
row.
Dad Irons, who has been doing
assessment work in the Ciscle dis
trict, returned to town on the last
train.
Paul Riekert is playing in hard
luck Having lost all his stock in
the fire which destroyed his barn
recently, he sent outside for a new
team and the horses reached Netiana
Pioneers of Alaska
Nenana Igloo No. 17
MEETS AT UNION HALL
FIRST AND THIRD MONDAY
AT 8:00 P. M
Visiting Members Alwayg
Welcome.
Alfred J. Chezzi R. C. Mordi.
Secretary. Prezident.
safely. But at that point on their
j journay. one of the animals became
sick suddenly and died.
There is considerable talk of put
ting- an opposition ticket in the field
1 for municipal honors. Numerous
names are mentioned but none of
the prospectives have come forward
wi;h announcements yet.
Although the attendance was some
what restricted on account of the
flu epidemic, the Loyal Legion dance
at Eagle Hall on Saturday night
is said to have been one of the best
. affairs of the season.
Councilman E. M. Taylor is con
fined to his home by an attack of
the flu.
There is a shortage of fuel in
Fairbanks, the result of curtailment
! in train service. Local dealers are
doing a good »deal of juggling to
keep their customer- supplied dur
ing the cold snap.
John Xoreen. well known oidtimer
has returned to Fairbanks from a
| winter in the States.
SKOF HOUSE OPEN
The Skof House, which has been
i closed during the later part of the
winter, is now open again, and the
rooms are for rent at moderate
prices.
Fine Stock Staple am} Fancy Gro
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Plumbing, Heating Plants
Stoves and Ranges
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