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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19, 1904
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ATTA BOY, NORDALE !
Wedding invitations were received in
the last local mail from Fairbanks to the
marriage of Miss La Dessa Hall to Mr. Al
feld Hjalmar Nordale, which takes place
this evening (Wednesday) June 9, in Fair
banks. The couple are among the most pop
ular of the Fairbanks younger set and their
many friends scattered along the Alaska
Railroad belt undoubtedly are unanimous in
wishing they could be present at the affair
tonight. But in this particular marriage
the fact fact stands out that in choosing a
college professor for his bride, Nordale, ed
itor and manager of the Fairbanks Daily
News-Miner, displays an exceptional keen
intellect inasmuch as Miss Hall is a past
master in the art of business administration
—and everybody knows newspaper men
sure need managers!
Here’s luck to them anyway, and may
their troubles be little ones.
NINE IMMORTALS.
Nine new immortals were admitted re
cently to the Hall of Fame at New York uni
versity. The most picturesque of the lot j
was Daniel Boone, a native of Pennsylvania,
known to every schoolboy, and very fitting-!
ly the veteran Dan Beard, of the Boy Scouts,
laid a wreath beside his bust. Of the others
Edwin Booth,, Jonathan Edwards, Augus
tus Saint-Gaudens, Daniel Webster and Ro
ger Williams are fairly well known, but Jas.
Kent and George Peabody would give pause |
to the average man. Kent, chancellor of
New YTork State, was one of the most dis
tinguished lawyers this country has pro
duced, and George Peabody was a philan
thropist, the first American international
banker and partner of the present J. Pier
pont Morgan’s grandfather. He contrib
uted more than any other one man to the
upbuilding of the South after the civil war
through his gifts to education.
SURE, IT BELONGS TO US!
That king of Norway has the nerve!
He is claiming the north pole simply be
cause Amundsen flew over it when, as long
ago as 1909, our Peary reached the pole,
stuck our flag in a big snowball and went
about his business. Of course, Peary did
not claim any real estate title. There was
not any land to subdivide and there weren't
any natives to convert with beads and whis
ky, as is usually the case when a country is
“claimed” away from its aborigines.. But
that pole is our, just the same. The king of
Norway may fly over it and take a good
look at it, but he mustn’t try to carve his
name in it.
Long ago dad’s pants were cut down to
make pants for Heinie instead of knickers
for Rose.
A nice example of unconscious humor
was given in the trial of Earl Carroll in New
York on bathtub charges.
“Were there any literary men there?”
he was asked.
“No, sir.”
“Wasn’t Irvin Cobb there?”
“Oh, yes, he was there.”
Seward Speaking:
Make your plans
now to spend the
4th of July in this
He-Man's Town.
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And a Smoky Smoker
Take home a prize; there!! he lots
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Dance the whole night thru
QUESTION:
What’s the Fourth wilfiout a parade?
One round of pieasure and a good
time guaranteed.
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