The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-08-28
PERSONAL MENTION


Steve McGovern. of Richardson.
was in town on Wednesday.
Charles Bower got away on Tues
day for the Koyukuk country.
Mrs. Jack Healey left on the
Schwa'ka for trip to the Outside
George Jeffery. court stenographer.
returned from the lditarod on the
Tana
II. II. Handley of Ester creek was
visitor t. town during the past
week
Mrs c w. Williams. of Cinema.
was in town visiting friends during
the week
Mrs. James Lyle. Of Fox. left on
the Sehwatka for the Outside on
Thursday
George NJ Hill, a sourdough news
paperman. has taken over the Tanana
Valley News.
Witch horse" Smith was a visitor
in town from Fox at the latter end
of the week
S. r. Calvin. the quartz miner of
Chatham creek, was in the city dur
ing the week
W - iss -. lNFli'-E " a. 'l'' I'll lIb>t
returning from the Iditarod on the
steamer Tana
Roy Rutherford of the Independent
Lumber company left on Thursday
for Ruby City.
John Biselow. the Goldstream OPP
orator, was in town with clean up
on Friday last
l.. K. Dice of the United States
bureau cf fisheries. left on Thurs
day for Tanana.
Mrs James Thornton left on Thurs
day on the Schwatka for Seattle and
points in the East
Rev G. f.. Betticher. Jr.. was in
The city at the beginning of the
week from Nenana
w. +. Terrill has been awarded
the contract to move the mill our to
the Newsboy claim.
Judge Cushman and Attorney A.
r. Heilig attended a cleanup on low
er Dome on Wednesday,
Monty" Gummere the quartz pros
peetor, left on the Schwatka on
SThursday for Ruby City.
Ms. NJ. J. Hillary left on Thurs
day on the Schwatka She will spend
the winter in San Francisco.
w. f. Copeland and w II Thomp-
ron n, ''.' ".'-s ''.''e,ni t,'i, I'l'
John Murdoch fell from the ginpole
,r,.,.,,a', ''', 'u"''" On -"
! ~. vas '''' ''"9''
a. r5oo. 900, ,ro c,. &c.
r,I i'ali"' anu ia ~ !el'
"m ,iu' sud- I"' ''i"'I'" hunting
anu plospe''''lS III '"' Mani IShll"
IN
npl'"S N.Y. iC ~, ." me '"H'
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, ~ "''"' ''''N' "o"''' me 'o'''' VI
rum, ., + an '''.'NS ''t'N' rev
on on l"t 9TI""th NJ, n"'SuaH l"r we
D"'SlU', ne VIII 'lS-' MS oia nome
!" ''I W,
d W "'tI mel me 9pt'I"l "EohI OF
ne iaiia once mas Ieli lot the idl'-
az 10 r'oN a''eF the timber j"
'"I' Serlloil'
'o' 'iee" came up Tor plioI
1871 - ~" Il on the ana H'tHdiiiS
,rluiH !" n""S Oh 'ne "7A' UP
" ''"l vessel
'uH NoeIi'ie'' me ilol springs iiier-
'n""' anu iHlhe,' relulheu 10 N".'eH,
' me y" nun su'' "''ei lev uaSS
7'| -, ~ '"i1 ny
I'"' re '''"i'' ""'lG 'e",'iIlE IoI
: ann "o''iDS "i' nun 2"'H' vas
NOV" ll''' tue wagon al" h''Iio"IH
'S,"l''" ser nous injury
r., =, .Il"' NuS',n"h' son ol ""uS'
7 uSn''|'i' i"S ue'e,,ilhe" 10 "''o'!l'
pom '"ii VI" MS
~ o.e! 'he t'"Ii W NnI'iha'
't' i'i""' lU' -Socl
: ''e''''"n' d" r-,SliSIl'IiaH VINO le',
Jaw oiI III e"''' 'o"' Ill 'uhe anu
mas no' since neei' hedru from.
=. W. rdS9e'' III 'hdIs e oI me tN-
'erlhl'h'ai S'a'I"h a. hai'lParl' nav,
.hS SPeh' "eeh III owl le' ne"
l'h'e on the IaS' 'rIP 81 the Hch"a'-
Nd,
N"iu mas peeh IeteiNeu 70 'he el-
rec! Ihd' MOOSE hllsss' formerly
TN me ~ !, 20. mere IS now la'i''-
lhS piece Oh I"hu pe' "eeh iacoiiia
ana olS ihP!d
Nhi'eF Moore returned on ueSuay
rom WISH 10 Maslouoh creek. ne
Reports 'hal an Oh me ny ulaullc ouI
nus are "orklhS again ihere no" De
ing plenty OF water
/. r. Stehensen, VINO was thought
10 nave peeh drowned III the lahalla
lEer laSt June mas no" peeh TO-