The Alaska citizen., 1911-08-21

Mrs Leedy. OF Ester. was in town
on Saturday
Charles Hardin left for Dome the
latter part of the week
Mrs. J. II. Groves arrived from
Hot Springs on Tuesday.
Red Rogers left on Saturday for
prospecting trip on Pedro
The lesson brothers of Ester were
visitors To town on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Troseth were visiting
friends in town on Saturday.
Mr.. and Miss A. A Anderson of
Dimes were in town on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b Webster left
on Tue sday evening for Ruby City.
l.. A Jones, of the Manley Hot
Springs. came up on the Schwatka
Frank Trefil, of Cleary. was in
town for few days during the
week
Miss NJ G. Graves. of Cinema. was
in town visiting friends during the
week
Billy Mullen, the local Thespian
returned on Tuesday from the Hot
Springs
w. w. Mckinnon Of Fairbanks
creek was visitor 10 town during
the week
Jack Free. of the PiledriNer road
house was in the city at the end of
the week.
Chief Deputy Marshal Charles was
to leave the Iditarod for Fairbanks
on Saturday.
PAT O'COnnOr. formerly chief #
police here, is on his way back from
the Iditarod
Peter Letrendre, of Dome. was in
town on Thursday. to attend to some
business matters
District Attorney C.ossley return
ed to the city from the Iditarod on
the Martha Glow.
Tod Cowles of Fairbanks creek
came into town for a business visit
during the week.
Albert Lundberg, OF 4 below Fair
banks creek, was in town for few
hours on Saturday
James Abbott and Steve Jasper
of Cleary, returned from Hot Springs
on Tuesday evening.
Gus koellner, an operator Of the
Hot Springs district. returned Ia
town on the Schwatka
Ross brennan. of 9 below CIeary.
left on the Schwatka for visit to
his old home in Ohio.
NJ. y. Bensabet. the maker of
FL Orc cigars, was an arrival on
the steamer SChwatka
George V. Bell. recently with the
Guggenheims, left on Thursday for
the Birch creek country
amtar
Sullivan creek came mp from the
Springs on the Schwatka.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Marquam were
among the arrivals from the Iditarod
on the Tanana On Saturday.
II. w. Benson. who spent year
in the lditarod. was one of those
returning On the Martha Glow
Ed Steele left on Thursday for the
Hot Springs. where he will freight
for the remainder of she season.
Arrivals on the Sthwatka confirm
the report that pay has been struck
on Glen Gulch. in the Ruby district
Laid up with touch of rheumatism
Jack Mihalcik, the operator on
Ready Bullion, is at the Shaw house
Word has been received to the
9 to Mr., and Mrs. Joe McAuley,
in Seattle.
Lieutenant Edgerton. of the Alas
ka road commission. who has been
touring the territory. is back in
Fairbanks.
Richard and Walter Barthel left
IN the SChwatka for Berkeley where
they will enter the Belmont prepare
tory school.
Willie Larson. of ) below Cleary.
came in town on Wednes day with a
good -sized poke. the result OF a re
cent cleanup.
The local Odd Fellows ''surprised" i,
J, f. Moody at his residence on the /
occasion of birthday he celebrated I
on Thursday
George Palmer, who went up the I
Porcupne river with the Tanana re-
turned on Saturday. much benefited
in health by the trip.
John Brown, of the firm of Acklin,
Mulvehill & Brown, of Cleary, left
on Saturday for the Big Cinema hot .
springs with Tom Roberts.
Mrs. Fred Martin and son. of Fox
City. who had been visiting friends
in town for few days, returned to
their home on Monday.
Lieutenant Tatum returned on
Saturday on the Tanana from an
inspection of the stations between .
Fairbanks and Hot Springs.
Mrs. Mccain, wife of the skipper
of the Schwatka, with her children, .
arrived on the Schwatka and will .
take up her residence here.
F. F.. Becker. who has been edit
ing the Iditarod Pioneer, is reported .
to have quit that job and taken to .
the hills on prospecting trip.
J. R. Mathews left for the Outside !
on Tuesday, having received news of .
his mothers sickness. He hopes to .
be able to return on the last boat.
O. p. Gaustad, of Cleary. was a
visitor on Tuesday, coming in to at
tend to business matters and to be
present at the mining congress meet
ing.
Walter Fisher came into town on
Thursday with gold dust to the
amount of $2l 800 the result of ten
days shoveling on his Niggerhead
lay.
Wagner & Co., of Eva creek. re-
Gently Sluiced up quantity OF dirt
taken from their tunnels and it was
found that the pay averaged s. to the
foot.
letter from the Iditarod contains /
the information that Mrs. Roscoe,
formerly of the candy store here,