The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-30

EmIl Dorlner, of Chatanika, Is in town.
 Rev. l.. Buisch returned on Satur da. from Nenana.
 Mrs. Miner Bruce entertained the rGIuay Brluge Club.
 Harry SCnutts, of Salcha, arrived on W e4nesuay's stage.
 Billy POr,er is now night watch man at ldIJarod City.
 J. king, of OlneS, was in town for d few uay $ last week.
 A. N. RICe, 10 Dome, was in town at the end of the week.
 Mrs. E. k. PeOpleS entertained the luesday Bridge club.
 A. R. HeIlig has been laid up with an altaCk of rheumatism.
 Fred Douse, the chicken man, has Doen Ill Tor the past few days.
 r. NestDerg, of Little Eldorado, Was ill town during the week.
 Joe Sala, of Goldstream, was in toWn at the end of the week
 Tom Aiken has been visiting Bill ly Casey at his Napa valley ranch.
 John O'Connor returned from the head of the Delta during the week.
 john Campbell, of Smallwood creek, was i'll town during the week.
 D. c. Brion, of the ko,ukuk com pany was in town during the week.
 A baby daughter Was porn to MT. anu Mrs. Joe DIllow on Friday morn ing.
 LOSS Bernard and Tommy King re ,uruod from the lditarod 10 the city on MOnQay.
 ChaIles Peter Christensen has fil- d an application for his final citi- Aenship papers.
 T. B. EsterDrook, brother of Mrs. Ralph Merrill, is a recent arrival Irum the Outside.
 J. J. BuCkley, chief of the fire de attack of pleurisy.
 Andy Christensen, who Is locat- ed zO miles below Cinema, was in lO"n during the week
 k. Lovelace, formerly of the Tan ana Valley railway, left for the Outside on Thursday.
 ArChdeaCon Stuck is on his way to 1andna He will later go to the luitarod and kuskokwim.
 James Fox, who had been in town for few days, left for Fair banks creek, on Thursday.
 On Saturday morning a little son was born to MT. and Mrs. John Reagh, at St. Matthews hospital.
 Neil McCloud, of Ridgetop, who was in town for several days, re- turned to the creek on Thursday.
 Angus MCDOugall the quartz man, left for a trip to Valdez on Saturday, intending to return here in March.
 Mrs. Cornwall, of this city, re- ,eiIed the sad intelligence on Mon- l.osa, Iowa.
 DaNe Dunbar, of the National Grocery company and Sam Newman, Jf SchWabaCher's arrived on Satur- Iay's stage.
 An infant son was on Wednesday evening born to MT. and Mrs. Ed. Herring, at their residence at Sev- enth and Lacy.
 Tommy Watson, the former court crier, who is mining on GOldstream, was in town for a couple of days during the week.
 Skookum Johnson, who formerly operated saloons in Vault, Chatanika, and in this city, is now running restaurant in Iditarod.
 Jimmy McKeon has written the book and lyrics of a new Alaska play entitled Beyond the Circle" soon to be produced.
 Nels Peterson, of Goldstream, was in town during the week and re- ports both his working shafts on l7 down in the money.
 Louis Levy, formsrly with Bar ney Simons, has written from Lon den to the effect that he hopes to be in Fairbanks by next spring.
 Dr. H. L. Hedger is prepared to m ct cid and new patrons in the dental parlors in the Fairbanks block | formerly occupied by Dr. Moore.
 M. r. Cook, the quartz prospector, of Fairbanks creek, left on the stage on Saturday, for the Outside, where he will undergo surgical operation.
 Howard Curtis, of the N. c. Co.'s | store at Hot Springs, who has been in town for several days, returned to his post on the stage Thursday.
 Carl Jacobsen, who is quartz min l