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AID MEETING THURSDAY
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
in regular session on Thursday, at
the home of Mrs. W. A. Coghiil.
The meeting will start at the usual
hour ar.d all members and others
interested in the work of the organ
ization are invited to attend.
Billy Burke, who returned from
the Kantishna several days ago, en
tertained a number of friends in
royal fash'or at the Tavern Cafe
on Sunday evening. In addition to
a very elaborate menu, the guests
were entertained with music during
the progress of the supper. Prof.
Berggren and Charles Carroll were
the entertainers. The guests of Mr.
Burke were Mr. and Mrs. Jos Fisch
er. J. B. Blick. Frank Sager and
George Kennedy.
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News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
Great preparations are being
made for the Armistice Day dance
by the boys of Dorman H. Baker1
post of the American Legion, and i
a big celebration of the return of
peace is assured, with promise of
some original stunts during the pro
gress of the affair. The ladies will
provide the refreshments and Civil
and Spanish war veterans will be
the honored guests of the evening.
The Eagles have announced that
their Ladies' Night will be held on
the evening of November 19. the
date having been advanced so as
not to interfere with the annual
ball scheduled for Thanksgiving.
Play will begin at the Curling
Rink on next Monday night, at
which time teams will clash for the
opening banquet. The club has 45
members and a lively season is in
prospect.
Ed Forstlund. known as Ed Lund,
has been granted a divorce from
Ingeborg Forstiund.
E R. Peoples has secured judg
| ment in the district court against
;John Montan for the sum of $920.50
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Three new members were taken
; into the ranks of the Pioneers at
: a largely-attended meeting last night
i The joiners were ‘Doc” Wetherbee,
‘Jack Wilbur and Frank Hagel.
Governor Bone has announced the j
| appointment of Robert Lavery and
] Robert Bloom as members of the1
board of regents of the Agricultural;
i Colleg and School of Mines, to fill
. vacancies caused by the resignation j
of two coast members. The board.,
as now constituted, consists of M. i
E. Stevens, president: M. B. Snod- ;
grass, vice president: Luther C. Hess
secretary; J. A. McIntosh. A. J. j
Xordale, P. J. Rickert, Robert Lav-'
. ery and Robert Bloom.
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Mrs. Albin Martin left for the
Outside today, enroute to Germany
j to pay a visit to her mother.
Reed W. Heilig, representing the ,
! defunct American Bank, has been
awarded judgment against Andrew;
Ness for the sum of $226.12.
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An order has been issued dis
charging John Boulton from bank-,
ruptcy.
Robert Kelly, administrator of the :
estate of Mike Byrne, deceased, vs,
George Gravdahl, et al. Decree en- j
tered adjudging the plaintiff to be'
the owner in fee and entitled to
the possession of placer mining
claim N'o. 1 below Discovery, on
Dodd's bench, on Engineer creek. !
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Ir. the case of Fannie Die vs Ben J
Oie. defendant held for contempt
for failing to obey order of court i
in not paying $30 per month for the
support of his son, Stanley. Oie ex
plained to the court that in view
of the fact that his former wife had
re-married, he did not think he
CIGARS SHOW CAIN FOR 1520;
CIGARETTES LESS IN DEMAND
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Nov. S—
A billion more cigars, almost tWo
; billions fewer cigarettes and fourteen
million pounds less of manufactureu
tobacco were produced during 1920
than during 1919. according to
statistics compiled from internal
revenue reports received by the
Census Bureau.
Pennsylvania leads in the manu
facture of large and small cigars,
producing more than one-quarter of
the total, which was h,057,792 big
cigars and 642.640,900 small cigars
in 1920.
North Carolina lead- in the pro
duction of small cigarettes, produc
ing more than half of the nation’s
total output, which was more than
, 51 billions.
New York leads in production of
large cigarettes, producing almost
j 27 per cent of the country’s total
j of 41 millions.
North Carolina leads in produc
tion of smoking tobacco, producing
would be required to make further
payment?. But the court informed
him to the contrary and Oie paid
#450 to cover the back payments.
Joe Martin, former guard at the
federal jail, was taken from his!
cabin to the hospital this week. He :
has been rendered helpless by an at- I
lack of muscular rheumatism.
Standing room was at a premium j
on the creek train yesterday. Most
of the passengers were headed for
the Wilbur creek district, by way
of Olnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Godfrey have |
returned to the Tolovana after a |
usit of several days in town.
Dan HanofT, who was brought up
from Xenana for surgical aid. as
the result of being hit on the leg
by a piece of frozen earth in the '
Canyon district, was very severely !
injured, there being three compound
fractures below the knee, which
means the bones were splintered.
Mrs. George Preston, who has;
been under treatment at the hospital j
for a considerable time for double
pneumonia, is mending slowly, but
is still very ill.
Charles Lane, who underwent an
operation at the hospital recently, is
reported on the road to recovery.
James Cougland, who is a patient
at the hospital, where he is receiv
ing treatment for rheumatism, is
improving and hopes soon to be
able to resume his journey to the
Circle Hot Springs.
Jack Hillard. Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Lmil Dorfner, Louis Westonvick,
Carl Anderson and R. Strom are
among the recent arrivals at local
hotels.
A. N'elson. who has been mining
by the hydraulic method at the
head of Pedro creek, is a visitor in
town.
The railroad officials who came
up from Xenana on Friday, made a
trip to Chatanika yesterday and
returned to Xenana today.
Ben Madison, a well known old
timer of the Fairbanks district, left
for Xenana today, enroute to the
Pioneer home at Sitka, where he is
going for the rest cure.
Mrs. Fred Pauli, who came over
from Liveneood several days ago,
left for home today, going by way
of Dunbar.
Miss Amanda Tonseth, accomp
lished daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas H. Tonseth. was united in
marriage last evening to Mr. Fred
Hansen, well known mining man of
the Hot Springs district. The knot
was tied by Rev. Fred G. Scherer.
The newly-weds left for the Hot
Springs district today and will make
their future home at Tofty.
more than one-quarter of the total
of 228.566.655 pounds manufactured
during the period under review
Missouri leads in the production
of plug tobacco, producing 41 per
cent of the 141,037.895 pounds pan
ufactured, and also leads in pro
duction of twist, of which 11.290,
488 pounds were manufactured.
Illinois leads in the production of
fine cut tobacco, producing more
than 35 per cent of the country’s
total of eight million pounds.
Tennessee leads in production of
snuff, producing more than 44 per
cent of the country’s total of more
than 35 million pounds.
MASONIC MEETING TOMORROW
The Nenana Masonic Club will
meet at the home of Mr. Oscar
Rothenburg tomorrow, Wednesday,
night, at 8:30, and all members of
the club are requested to be present.
Visiting Masons are always wel
come.
OSCAR ROTHENBURG
Presiden*
W. B. REABURN, Secretary.
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