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At 8:00 P. M.
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ALEX FOWLER. ALF EKELANL
i SECOND AND FOURTH MONDAY
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News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
Tom Markuson, who watches over
; the town during the dark hours of
' the night, reports to have seen a
brilliant metior shoot across the sky
Sunday night, breaking as it neared
the earth and lighting up the heavens
in a wonderful light. One of the
pieces appeared to land in Garden
' Island, or between that section of
! the city and Birch hill.
Leo KehilJ arrested at Riley and
given a preliminary hearing at Healy
; is now in the federal jail, under
' bonds in the sum of $‘J,500. pending
1 the action of the grand jury. He is
j acused of going after George Smith
| with a gun.
The condition of Attorney Leroy
i Tozier, who is ill at St. Joseph
hospital, is said to be somewhat bet
ter today, although he is still quite
sick.
Frank Lawson, who had a severe
attack of pneumonia, is on the high
road to recovery.
John Barrack, who also had pneu
mania, is very much improved.
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George Kolde, (Bismarck) has
had a second stroke of paralysis, and
| is very weak, fears being entertained
that he will not survive.
Mrs. Tom Aitken is a recent ar
rival in the city, from the Kuskok
wim district. She will spend a few
days here and then leave for the
Outside.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ellis, recent
arrivals from the Kantishna, plan
to leave for California shortly.
Reports reveived in this city
state that the Anchorage Elks will
leave Che coast town on Thursday
January 18, arriving- here the fol
! lowing night. Local Bills and the
, town generally are making great
j preparations for the reception of
ithe visitors.
The Tanana Rifle Club has in
: stalled a range in the basement of
the Masonic Temple for winter prac
tice.
| John McCord has purchased Che
i A1 Sutton cabin, on Second avenue
back of the Auditorium.
Mrs. Edmonds, who has been un
der treatment at the hospital during
the last two weeks, has recovered
sufficiently to Teturn home.
R. R. Robinson former rail
Iway agent at Gilmore, returned
from the States on the vast train,
and is a guest at Che Nordale hotel.
| Ranee McBeth is a recent arrival
: in town from N'enana and will re
I main here until railroad work is
! resumed in the spring.
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August Wolfe, in the employ of
Avakoff & Brown for some time past
left for the Outside today. He is
headed for Seattle, after a stay
of several years in the North, but
expects to return to Alaska during
the coming summer.
A special freight train arrived
from Nenana on Sunday night.
There were six cars of coal, five
cars of wood and a car of general
freight. Several of tfne cars were
sent to the creeks yesterday.
M. Phillips is talking of start
j ing a wood and coal yard on Gard
! en Island if he can secure a suit
able location near the track.
! Prank Bishop, Jack Crowell and
Henry Hollis are taking an outfit
1 up the Big Chena, where they will
i spend the remainder of the winter
^ hunting and trapping.
j The following officers for the
j year 1923 were elected at a meeting
of the Tanana Valley Rifle club
on Sunday: P. J. Rickert, president
E. R. Pilgrim, vice president; Guy
IB. Erwin, seceretary; E. H. Mack,
treasurer; J. P. Farnesworth. ex
ecutive officer.
j Christmas greetings were received
i locally from Mr. and Mrs Joe Ro
berts and children, formerly of
Fairbanks, who are now enjoying
i life at Long Beach California.
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; Mr. and Mrs. M. Phillips have
'leased the Clark House and Mrs.
| Phillips will take charge shortly,
| conducting the place as a beauty
parlor. They went to Coldstream
| yesterday to pack their effects pre
! paratory to moving into town.
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Among those leaving for Nenana
and the coast today were: R. H.
August Wolfe. E. Conrad. A. And
' erson, Mrs. Groff-Hamilton.
The Lady Pioneers installed the
following officers at a meeting held
| at Odd Fellows hall last night: Mrs.
Mamie Gillette, president; Mrs. Bes
sie Blaker, first vice president; Mrs.
! Delia Dunham, second vice presi
dent; Mrs. Minnie Geis, secretary;
Mrs. Lavery, historian; Mrs, Agnes
Hering. chaplain; Mrs. Blanche Cas
cades sergeant at arms; Mrs. Mam
ie McCroskey, guard; Mesdame=
Handley, Ferguson and Kramer,
trustees.
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The following officers have been
! installed by the Eagle Ladies: Mrs.
Elizabeth Mitchell, president; Mrs.
Annie Gibson, vice president; Mrs.
Bertha Moody, secretary; Mrs. Rose
| Feaster, treasurer: Miss Mary Miller
guard; Mrs. Emma Frankhouser,
• conductress.
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i Charles Benson, toast merchant,
! left for his home today after a sev
j eral-day visit in Fairbanks. He says
1 he likes the appearance of Fairbanks
and the people, but the Interior wea
ther is too cold to suit him.
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Superintendent Ike P. Taylor, ol
' the Alaska Road Commission went
to Xenana today on official business.
M. C. Smith left for Anchorage
today for a visit of several days in j
! the coast section. He will return
[with the Elks later in the month.
Mrs. R. T. Kubon was compelled
to seek the aid of a doctor yester
day as the result of cutting her
hand severely with an axe while
splitting kindling wood. The axe cut
| a deep gash across the knuckles, j
| Uu< of Cold Storage building at
Nenana
Sealed bids will be received by
the undersigned until 2 P. M. 13th
for the lease of our cold storage
building at Nenana for the period
Feb. 1. 1923 to Jan. 1, 1924, or
any part thereof that bidder may
desire to bid on. The Commission
will reserve for its own use the!
corner room in the building the
size of which is 10 ft. by 12 ft.,
for the storage of resh meats, and
the temperature for this purpose by
the lessee. The Commission to have
access to the room at all times
for the purpose of placing or re
moving meat. Lessee to maintain
building and referigeration appara
tus in its present working condi
tion, ordinary wear and tear ex
cepted. All power and supplies for
operating to be provided by lessee.
H. P. WARREN. Genera! Store
keeper.
Cal townsend, of the fisheries
bureau, left for the Outside today.
He will go to Washington in eon
neetion with his official duties and
will return to Fairbanks in the
spring.
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