The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-08-14


in town on Thursday
Bob Courtney of Chatanika was i
town during the week
John Solomon was in town fror
Cleary during the week.
o. H. Bernard returned on tn
Schwatka TO the Outside.
Jack lesson and Billy Butler hav
returned from the lditarod
Herb Williams. of engineer creek
was in town on Saturday
Ed Bresnahan and J. J. McDonal,
are back from Ruby creek
Jesse Noble was in town from
Welt creek during the week
Jack Bigelow. the Goldstream op
orator, was in town on Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Max Kollm plan I,
leave for Dawson in short time.
Miss Cassie Hitler. solo violinis
will arrive here on the Schwatka
Sam Hagan. the Goldstream oper
ator was in town during the week
Mrs. Fred Martin and children o
Fox City were in town on Saturday
George A. McQuarrie. of Este
creek, was in town during the week
Mr.. Wheeler. of Eva creek. wa:
in town on Friday with big clean
up.
George Golot and Pare Gadiof
came in last week over the VALDEZ
trail.
Charles Reid, of GOldstream, was
in town during the latter part Of
the week
Mrs Thoo. kettleson and little
son are returning home on the
Schwatka
Jerry Paulson. of Dimes. came into
town TO attend to business matters
on Friday
Mrs. Mosely of Chatanika was al
tending TO business matters in town
on Thursday.
Miss Lois Wallsteed, of Seattle
has opened fur repairing shop al
the Shaw house.
r. w. Goodhart, the National bank
examiner. left for the Outside or
Wednesdays boat
f. NJ. Pound, who arrived recently
from the Idtarod, left for the Out
side on Wednesday,
Miss NJ Violin, the new teacher for
the Fairbanks public school IS on
board the Schwatka.
H. J. Patterson, an operator Of Els
ter creek. was in town in the be
ginning of the week.
Miss Clara Walker of the Chatani
ka house was visiting friends in
town during the week.
Dittmar, Fuller & Flynn. of | below
Cleary. have had to suspend opera
tons on account OF water
Barney Sandstrom, of the Niger
head association, was in town on
Saturday with fat cleanup,
Dave Cascaden wired Ed Wocott
during the week to the effect that
the Ruby camp looks good.
Alex Fowler has disposed of his
business interests here and has gone
to the Manley Hot Springs.
Miss Draddy. sister of Mrs. Far
rell. has opened stenographer's Off
ces in the Red Cross building.
Bert Currier. of Ester creek, who
was in town all week attending
court, returned home on Friday.
Bob Shepard and Archie Mcbride,
OF Fairbanks creek, were two of
the passengers on the Schwatka.
Antoine Christopher. of Chatanika,
was in town on Thursday, shaking
hands with his many friends here.
Milton Buck and Ed Woman, of
Chatanika, left for the Outside on
Friday by way of the Valdez trail
Mrs. Neil Atchison, formerly of
this city. is now employed at the
telephone exchange at Iditarod City.
Mrs. Mary Poisal, of Chicago, who
spent about ten days in the city,
left on the Schwatka on Wednes-
day.
DR.. Weyerhorst. formerly of Fair
banks. was arrested recently in Jul
neau for practicing without Ii
cense.
Harry Karstens, of the firm of
back from the Iditarod in the near
future.
Mrs. Eddie Claussen and infant
daughter Nora, with Miss Margaret
Claussen left for the Outside on the
John Mihalcik, of Ready Bullion,
sluicing on Friday, the
rains having furnished the much
needed water.
Lynn Smith. of the Manley Hot
Springs, who was in town attending
to court business, left for home on
the Schwatka.
Ed Owens, who recently brought
down the rich quartz nuggets from
No-Grub creek, has returned to the
up-river camp.
Richard Geoghegan, of the record
ing office. has just finished com
plete index to the quartz locations
Of the district.
Among the Estertes in town dur
ing the week We're Henry Crooks,
G. A. McQuarrie, August Conradt
and Ben Estby.
Walter Rowson made flying trip
into town from Wildcat Wednesday
evening, returning on the train
afternoon.
Deputy Marshal Mat Carlson, who
with his family has been enjoying
vacation in the hills beyond Ester
returned ON Thursday.
L. r. Gillette, Judge Lyons pri-
vate secretary during the judges
residence in Fairbanks, is returning
here on the Schwatka.
Sam Weiss, who has been Operat-
ing on 16 below Cleary, has stopped
work for the summer. The operations
will be resumed in the winter.
Phil Mcclure, for himself and as
sociates recorded 81 association