The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-10
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PERSONAL MENTION

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 Jack Hellerhy returned on the Panama from the Iditarod
 |. II. O'Connor returned from the Zig Cinema during the week g.
 Mrs. Inn Enlund reIurnad to Fair. banks Cn the steamer Tanana.f.s.
 Gus Bnlzimer and his bro her were in i.r the Fourth celebration.
 Barney Sandstrom. of the Niger head. was in own for the Fourth.
 Ed N,ss. I Goldstream. left for the Man'ey Il - springs during the W elk.
 MT and Mrs. N.'r. Noung f Gold. stream were in town during the eek.
 Letendrc & sullivan. If , above Dome. wetc n hand for the cele bration.
 sam Newman. the commercial trav- elcr. left r he Idijarod on the Mar Ina ClGw.
 N C. Hanson. the Fox City mer- chant was i'll town al he beginning of the week.
 Harry M Badger. of this city has just received The sad news of his fathers death.
 Jim Sherrard and Si Scrafford of the Newsboy mine were on hand for the festivities.
 George Gibbs and family of Chat the festivities.
 K Finlayson cf Wild Cat creek and Vault was visitor 10 town during the past week.
 Mrs C. w. Adams left on Thurs day to meet her husband, who is on the Minneapolis.
 C. A Berglund. of Gilmore, came into town on Monday to be ready for the celebration.
 Len Heacock has written his par entS that he expects to be back ill Fairbanks by July l6.
 Luther C. Hess left for he ldit- arod on the Martha Glow, intending To return in a month.
 Charlie McDermOtt. the town mar shal at MiltDwn, was up to take in the Fourth festivities.
 Tony Goessman, of Bedrock creek. was one of the quartz contingents i'll town during the celebration.
 Doc Donaldson. who recently re- turned from the Kuskok vim, return ed on Friday night to that district
 AlOis Friedrichs. of RidgetCp, was ill town during the week visiting friends and taking in the celcbra- ton.
 Father Monroe has left for the Iditarod. where it is possible the Catholic church may establish q hos pital.
 Leslie D. Bennett. who recently arrived from the Outside. has ac- cepted a position with WhitelF X kaTStenS.
 Deputy Marshal Charles left on the steamer Martha Glow for the ldila- rod. to be in attendance on the court there.
 C. F. Davidson, the local civil ell gineer left for Juneau during the week. He will return to the camp as soon as possible. G. l.. Berg, who is touring Alaska ill the interest of the Washington State Art association, left for Nome on the Panama on Thursday. A man named Whalen, working for l li'NI'i N N'liilt'h'' t'' ii'' 'l''i ihto''' was killed by a falling timber while working in the shaft last week. Tom Roberts returned in his launch from the Big Cinema hot springs on Thur sday night. having made the return trip in record breaking time.
 Mrs John A. Clark and Miss Mar tha Miller were passengers on the steamer Panama. They are going 10 the mouth of the river for pleasure trip.
 l.. s. Rath. who has been wnh Walter Fisher since his return to the North, was visitor to town to take in the Fourth of July celebra- rion.
 l.. l.. James and II. II. Mcdonald have succeeded in draining the lake on IT Goldstream and are no longer bothered with water in their work ings. News has been received of the death Cn MGy 90 at Los Ange les, Of F. w. E. Smith. who formerly mined on j below cleary with Archie Me Intyre.
 sam Calvin. the quartz man. who was knocked down by q horse al the meet Cn the fifth, is carrying his arm in q sling. il having been dislo- cated
 The remainS of Dr. POhl were taken Outside on the Panama, Mrs pohl remaining here a shcrt lime longer to settle mp the affairs or her late husband. J. C. Kinney. the progressive mer- chant of Ester creek. was in town for the Fourth and remained to at tend to business matters until 1 Thursday. Al Garner. the game warden. has resigned his position owing to cut having been made in the salary. He will leave shortly for the Birch creek district. Walter ROwscn has turned his resignation from the office of deputy marshal and will break into the min