The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-03

town after a summer III me haH'ish- na.
 T C. West the San Francisco al torney. left on the Tanana last Tuesday
 C. c. Anderson. of Engineer. drop ped into town the early part of the week
 Bill McCurdy made hIs third trp 10 the Idi,arod this summer on the Minneapolis.
 George Lirh; was one of those dc..r,ins for ,he 1Iita-od on the NIraearClis
 Tony Goessman, the pioneer quartz miner. came into town from Bed rock creek on Wednesday.
 Mrs. D T. Roy. of Goldstream, has been spending the week with Mrs. MadoIe of Second avenue.
 C. F. Mayhood has packed up his billiard tables and is now on his way witt them 10 the Iditarod.
 G. F. Gustafson returned from the Totarlanika the past week. He has been mining there all summer.
 Curley Atchison and his family left for the Iditarod on the steam CT Martha Glow on Tuesday night.
 R. D. Morgan. better known as Dug" left for the Outside Tuesday. He will visit his parents in Ne braska
 Joe CCyner. who was working for Curry, on above Ester. was brought to St. Joseph's on Friday suffering from hernia.
 Zelma Schedin, employed at the Alaska laundry, seriously injured her right hand on Friday by getting it caught in the mangle
 Miss Helen NJ Wrenn. who has been connected with the Fairbanks Banking Company, left on the Tan ana for San Francisco
 Jack Mccormack arrived from the Springs on Friday He says that a good winter is ahead of the opera tors on Cache and Sullivan.
 Max Rehlke and Emil Schumann Jeff town on Wednesday to begin the development of their quartz prop erty at the head of Hopper creek.
 The engagement of Miss Clara Louise Hickman 10 Jesse Worthing- ton Rust is announced. Both are well known residents of this city.
 Mrs. C. C Page wife of the clerk of the court. is leaving to spend the winter in her old home in Ashland, Ore. She will return in rhe spring.
 M. D Hoyey and c. L. Sjolseth have taken a lay at the mouth of Glen gulch. which comes into Gold stream on the left limit opposite 13 below
 Miss Snellstrom and R. F. Leber were married on Tuesday last at the Third Avenue hotel by Rev L. Buisch They leave today for the Hot Springs
 Arthur Bell and Jack Robarts were out Sunday and Monday hunt ;ng and came back with II grouse Friends suspect they raided Jona- than Byler's place
 Arthur McNeer returned to town on Wednesday from his mission of assistance to the stranded Dusty Dia- mOnd. He reports that vessel high and dry with her barge During the week Tom Lloyd pur- chased Martin Harrais' three cylin- der 20-horsepower gasoline launch. He will use it for freighting his supplies to the l antishna.
 Jonathan Byler, of the 1S-mile roadhouse, is raising a flock of 22 rufied grouse, and has gotten them to the point where they are as tame as domestic chickens.
 bod Stewart, of the Pacific Cold Storage company is on his way to the Outside on the steamer White Seal for the first time in many years. He will return over the ice
 Joe Heacock is leaving on the White Seal for the Outside. He will spend the winter in the south and return in the spring in time for the first movements of the mos quitoes.
 Jim Lushbaugh, the Engineer op- orator, was entertained by his wife and a large party of old friends on the occasion of his birthday on Friday. The occasion was a most pleasant one.
 MT. and Mrs E. w. Drury, and their son Lloyd. who have been visiting with MT. and Mrs John A. Clark, left for their home in Stock ton, Cal, on Tuesday. Mir Drury is very much impressed with the fu- ture of the camp and may return next year
 The Citizen already has the larg- est circulation of any Fairbanks paper on the creeks and if is in.