Tanana leader., 1910-06-16
Personal Mention.

H; L. G'Slim'Y Hedrick joined the White Seal at Panama last Saturday as engineer.
 Mrs. Patterson accompanied Captain Pat terson of the White Seal on the down trip.
 Mrs. Burns, of the laundry, has been seri- onsly sick for several days, but is slightly improved today.
 Walter Sundborg has accepted a position in the N. c. store at Rampant and Mrs. Sund- borg conducts the mess.
 pr; Emil Pehl, Romeo Hoyt, Judge Erwin and John l.. Sale, all of Fairbanks, returned from the Iditarod on the Panama.
 United States Marshal Love is on the Susie, due from Dawson this evening, returning from the outside to his post at Fairbanks.
 Mrs. James Frederickson left Friday eve. ming on the Teddy H. to join her husband, who went to the Iditarod on the last of the snow.
 L. w. Lingwall and Thomas Ellingson, car passengers on the White Seal for the Idita- rod last Saturday.
 Jack Roman, Mark Sullivan, Charles Suter and Jack Barrett are prominent Fairbanks men who ware on the steamer Minneapolis bound for the Iditarod.
 Micky Berry formerly of Grant creek, in company with Charles Swanson passed down from Fairbanks in a small boat en route to the Iditarod last Saturday.
 Dave Lewis, who came up on the steamer Tana, which arrived at noon Tuesday, left for his post midway between Melozi and
 Nels Johnson, Bob Andrews. Jim Gibson and Anderson (whose partner was frozen on Dall river and died last winter) left in a small boat for the Iditarod last Friday.
 The th@ee Harper brothers, Sam, Charley and Fred, and Billy Sipary. arrived at Tan ana last Sunday with large wood raft, Yukon.
 Montezuma L: Downi ing, we'll known at Panama, Hot Springs and neighboring places, is said to have valuable ground in the Idita- rod. He left Tanana year ago intending to go to the Kuskokwim side.
 General Transportation Agent A. F. Zipf of the Northern Navigation Company came from the Iditarod on the Panama and left for his headquarters at St. Michael on the Robert Kerr last Tuesday.
 M. A. Pinska. the well-known merchant, cial Company, returned from the Iditarod to Fairbanks on the Tana. It is said they have decided not to go into business in the new district yet awhile. .=
 Al Goslaw, who was on the Julia B. on her late passage down the river from Fairbanks, was not bound for Iditarod. He expected to river about seventy miles. He will be back this way in a few weeks. ~":.:: ::>
 Harry Burruss, formerly in the freighting
 
 at Prince Rupert, B. c. He has written to friends here that he is very prosperous in the new terminal city and looks on the town and the country back of it as having a bright future.
 Gener al Manager ". H. Fairbanks, Assist ant Auditor Howard Turner, Attorney Tom McGowan and Manager at Fairbanks Volney Riehmond, of the Northern ,hs Commercial :. steam Tanana last Monday night and are here attending to routine duties pending an early departure for Fairbanks.
 Edgar Crompton, for years conducting a trading post at Mouse Point, who went out side last fall and secured property at Prince Rupert, B. C., the terminal city of the Grand trip of the St. Michael and went to the Idit- arod. Very few of his Tanana acQuaint- ances knew he was aboard, and it cannot be said whether he expects te remain inside or not.
 It is announced in the Fairbanks News Miner that a successor to Rev. Q. E. Betticher has been appointed for the Episcopal mis- deacon Stuck will come from the outside on an early steamer and at Eagle will board the launch Pelican for trip to Tanana and Fairbanks. Mir. Betticher will join them on the launch for 8 time, but it was not said where he will ultimately go.
 Mike Dunworth and two companions arr rived from up the Yukon in a small boat and has prospected from the British Columbia line to Nome and from the Coast range to the Arctic divide. Fortune has tapped at his door twice and found hi i'm at home each time, but failed to cross the threshold. He dess again, sure that if he can gain her no- tice once more he will win her for his own.
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