The Alaska citizen., 1911-05-22

town on Tuesday
 Mrs A E. Webster of Ester was i'll town during the week.
 S M Redfern was in town on Mon day from Engineer creek.
 Roy Stevens plans to leave for the lditarod on todays boat.
 Tom Qualley of Goldstream was in following day with the cleanup.
 Tom Mcdonald is back in town from trip to the Tenderfoot
 Mrs. Jack Bigelow was visiting friends in Fairbanks on Tuesday.
 Dave Strandberg of Ester made a flying trip to town on Monday,
 Rev, J. IT. Condit conducted ser vices al Ester City on Monday even 1 ing.
 (. A Deruchia, of Pedro. was in town during the week for d couple of days
 l.. L. James was out at Goldstream on Monday to attend cleanup on No. r.
 ] The John Steel company oh II be l low Cleary had a fine cleanup during l the week
 Jim Galaher came up from Fort ! Gibbon on the mail launch Carrier on Thursday
 Mrs Al Birnbaum of Cinema was up from Miltown on q shopping trip | on "Wednesday. 1 Lee lesson has been down at ] Cinema fixing up his gasoline launch l for the summer j Dr McCallum, the local physician. will leave on the steamboat today for the lditarod. Billy Butler returned from the Idi- tarod on the steamer Martha Glow on Wednesday, Mrs. Cecil II. Clegg plans to leave on the first boat for the lditarod to join her husband. Dr. Danforth was ill town during the week having been summoned in the Olson case.
 Mrs. R. NJ. Courtnay plans to leave with her little son for the Outside on one of the first boats. Ed Quinn of Pedro. who has been in town for a few days. returned to the creek on Friday
 J w. Barker. the special agent of the land office, returned from a visit to the creeks on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. Harry Phillips en- tertained at dinner on Monday even. !
 Tom Watson. formerly court crier in the district court, has been laid up with severe attack of grip.
 George Hunter, manager of NJ. A. Pinskas store. paid a visit to the ] Tolovana claim during the week. [ Paul Ringseth of Chatanika is 1 figuring on trip to the lditarod about the middle of next month 1 1,f for the quartz claim al the head of Dome creek on Monday morning.
 Frank Lance, the engineer for the English dredging company. has re- turned from visit to Hot Springs. A little daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs Ralph Merrill at St. Matth- ew's hospital on Friday afternoon. Visitors from Cinema at the begin ming of the week were Mr and Mrs Raap, Mr. Belden and F. w. Griffin Harry Close. the juror who was taken sick during the trial of the i Cleary ditch sase is all right again. Mrs F. C. Jones. who was laid up with an attack of appendicitis,is once more able to be at work at Simson Bros.
 1 Golden. Sherrard X Scrafford of the Newsboy mine have shipped a boil CT. hoist and fittings to their prop erty.
 | H. E. Gardner has heard from his partner, Hostler. on Sullivan creek. that the first cleanup was very satis- factory.
 Mrs. E. J. Burger, who was burned
 in the Globe hotel fire at Cinema, left St. Matthew's hospital on Mon day last.
 RL. Palmer has been appoint ed by Commissioner Dillon admin | istrator of the affairs of the late Dr. Pohl
 Bert Johnson is leaving for the Idi- tarod with the unsold balance of his live chickens. He expects to return in the fall. 1 Bert Stevens. who has been pros pecting at the head of Fairbanks creek, was in town during the week for supplies. A. w. Conradt, of Ester. who was in the city during the week, believes that Ester will this year produce as much as last year
 Joe McAulay, of No. 10 Goldstream, returned on Wednesday from trip to the creek He reports much acti witty on GOldstream. J. l.. Soloman. the Wolf creek quartz miner. who was in the city | for several days. returned to the claim on Wednesday. | James Duke of Nenana was in the city on Friday. having come to town to transact business in connection with his trading store.
 Luther Hess paid visit to Fair banks creek during the week. He reports the cleanup well under way and entirely satisfactory.
 John Lappi. of Gold Hil. Ester, was in town early in the week. He reports that he is blocking out and getting ready for work. i Wallace Howie, formerly with the independent messenger service. is now holding down job as night watchman on the Julia B.
 c. E. Davidson, J. w. Barker and Alex Hanot were initiated into the Arctic Brotherhood at the regular maatinp Ou TuaSday aVaniup