ALLEGED INSANE
John March, who attempted to
“holdup” the Fairbanks postof
fice about two weeks ago, was
found insane, according to the
News Miner. He will be taken out
to Morningside this week by
Marshal Lynn Smith. Another in
sane from Tanana will also be
in the outgoing party, it is
reported.
Ralph R. Reeser was recently
elected commander of the Dor
man H. Baker Post No. 11, A. L.
Fairbanks.
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Thruout the country men,
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pride themselves on gleam
ing white teeth, healthy i
mouths, sweet breath, firm
gums, are habitual users of j
KLENZO mouth treatment.
KLENZO LIQUID, a recog
nized antiseptic mouth wash,
KLENZO DENTAL CREME
and KLENZO TOOTH
BRUSHES, compose this fa
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clusive Rexall Store trade
name.
ELWYN SWETMANN
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j Harry Mooren, well known old
timer and trapper, left today for
Quartz Creek where he proposes
to establish a trapl-ine.
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John Coffey, mining man, de
parted today for Moose Pass.
This is the season of the year !
when the trappers are hitting j
for the wide, open spaces and j
laying out trap lines.
Harry Johnson, who has been
in town for the past few days !
obtaining supplies for the winter j
left today for Moose Pass where !
he will trap.
John Salit, popular young i
batchelor of the Hope country,
left for home today after several j
days in the city
Tom Sobel. prospector and
trapper, left today for Hope.
H. Hanson and his partner,
departed today for Mile 34, Alas
ka Railroad, where they have a
samp.
Late reports from Moose Pass
is that Henry Couliard, aged
pioneer resident who died last
Sunday, had been picked up dead
3n the trail near his home.
Dr. Joseph T. Mandy, mining
engineer representing the De
partment of Mines, British Col
umbia, is in the Cassiar dis
trict making an examination.
John H. Kelly of Fairbanks is
the official enumerator of that ;
area.
Miss Louise Beaudreau. daughter |
sf the Anchorage broker, was a re
cent arrival in Seward. Miss lieaud- j
reau has entered the employe of
the local confectionary store, the
Candy Cottage and will officiate in j
that capacity while the present:
proprietoresses, Misses Cecil and
Elsie Leslie are touring the states, j
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Miss Sigrid Rosness has accepted
a position in the Candy Cottage.
Have you heard the new,
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They are wonderful.
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heel- tan grain leather rop is, all
one piece. The crepe spte _ is.
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Many sportsmen say \
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ITS ABOUT TIME TO START FOR THE HILLS
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NEARLY DROWNED
A three-year old buck deer
was rescued off Point Adolphus,
Icy* Straits, last week, reports
the Juneau Empire, by Capt. E.
Singstad, of the fishing boat
Seaketch, and did not show
much signs of life until it was
brought to Juneau. It finally re
covered from its long swim and
is becoming quite tame.
The ^gh school newswriting
class which will one day this
coming winter take over the
Gateway plant for a day and
issue a paper, inspected said
plant this afternon. Miss Faust
heads this departmental class.
C. J. Lincke, veteran newspa
perman of the North who is
opening a printing shop in An
chorage and who has been a vis
itor in Seward for three days on
a business trip, departed today
for the Inlet metropolis.
Day by day the snow line is gett
ing lower and lower and draw
ing closer and closer to town.
A daughter was born last week
to Mrs. H. W. Barnhill of Fair
banks. Mr. Barnhill is a pilot for
the Alaska Airways.
Beautiful line oi the Reed-Cook
tooled leather bags. SCHALLER
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I Mrs. Margaret Magnussen, sis
I ter of Edward Clausen of Falr
, banks, passed away last week in
i Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Magnussen
'lived in Fairbanks from 1910 to
; the present year.
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Seattle ice cream and fresh
candies at Sylvia’s.
Mrs. Katherine O. Moyer, for
mer resident of Fairbanks and
a pioneer of Puget Sound and
Alaska, died last week at her
home in Anacortes, Wn., accord
ing to the Fairbanks News Miner.
A ewell movie is on tonight.
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China Ware
Crockery
Glass Ware
Window Glass
Window Shades
Building Paper
Anchors
Chain
Ship Chandelry
Wire Rope
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Ceils
Batteries
Traps
Pipe
Valves
Fittings
Asbestos
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