The Chitina leader., 1911-06-03
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 l &a s s. .s A acr load of corrugated iron and
 bunk material came up from Tiekei l Monday consigned to. the Orr Stage
 Company. The material will be used
 in the new living quarters for the
 employes the company is now con-
 structing. ..... Mir. and Mrs. E. P. Zeigler, Supt.
 Van Cleve and E. W. Exum were en-
 tertained at dinner this week by Mrs. Wallace..-svq--sse ---..----. J. NJ. Johnson, a carpenter from
 Cordova, came up Monday evening
 and will work with Ben Sundahl in
 the construction of the new depot. 1 Work is soon expected to begin l on the new Chitina depot
 l Jack Lakin. an old-time railroad ,r, who has been interested in min l Ing of late, but occasionally making | on Mondays train. ,, 4z .5rts.,s J. l.. Ridgeway. who has been
 one of the trainmen at the front this 1 ,ast winter, ,t left on Wednesdays
 rain. to. preside, behind the mahog.
 any at the Hotel MacCormac bar in 1 Cordova- -t.s.~seg.s- -As.. q. sE The many, friends of Bob Woods.
 he we'll known cook, will be pleased
 to learn of. him, now being in busi-
 ness at Valdez, having bought out ,ne of the leading restaurants and bakeries at the glacier city, paying S1. TOO for tne business. .,...s. 3 2 Mrs. Ed. House left on Fridays train for the front. joining her hus- band at mile lT3. where she expects to spend the summer. -.-'!,s, } ]. Jos. .Diggs. the Cordova merchant.
 made a trip up the, line as far. as |158 this week. and remained, a few; days in -Chitina gathering in few shekels, which he had standing out from. different creditors along the
 line. ,.-. 3~..-fs .-;, ,s -E i.'.a pr. Whiting shipped three Alaska pine squirrels to his wife in Seattle on the last train He still has fly ing Squirrel at camp 146. and if any one doubt that there are flying sQuir-
 rels in. this country they can be con- vinced by going to this camp. p.2 r.''. Oscar. Freedman left on Fridays
 train for Cordova.- expecting to re-
 turn again Monday evening. .e. r;Hs l Mesdames. DeLong and Roberts made the round trip. from Cordoval on Mondays train as guests of Mrs..
 Baird and all three ladies paid calls on several of their Chitina friends while waiting over here on Tuesday. ] Elmer Larsen, who has been. in
 the employ of E. F.. Gray at Copper
 Mountain for several months. took a
 run down on Wednesdays train for
 a trip to ;Cordoya and Valdez. as D.. l Mrs., Thos. Cloninger left on We'd
 nesday's train for a couple of weeks
 visit with friends in Cordova. Tom says he is pretty lonesome, but will
 be able to stick it out for two or three weeks...,-; .. -~ s.-s7--.< 1 G. A. Stein. W. J. Feaster, Frank
 Buell., J.. Roderman. Dr.. Whiting.
 John Kaiser H. C. Feldman, I. J.
 Dugan, B. Pearson, F.. J. Bingham.
 Joe :,Janey, G. E. Baldwin, Frank
 Herman and C.rC. Keenan were guests
 of the Hotel Chitina this past week. | Frank Herman, who has valuable placer properties in the Nizina coun- try, was an arrival on Thursday even
 ing's train and left the following
 morning for his property. l5s, g. , ] IMessrs. Gage and Carey. with their
 wives. expect to leave in a few days
 for the Kuskokwim and Iditarod country. Mir. Gage has been engag-
 ed in business on Chitina Heights
 since last fall and he with MT. Carey expects to take in a supply of goods to be ready for business in that sec ton next winter. expecting to locate in or somewhere near Georgetown. ap The ,eoncentrators for the mill at the Bonanza. mine arrived on Thurs, day evening, and the fiat car upon
 which; they were loaded was taken on to the front. on, the following day.
 Donald Follis. the "two-story kid" returned to Chitina this week. after spending about six weeks with the C.tnvyy >,,tR< or Chif{f,. and Rex