The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-28
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LOCAL BRIEFS.
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to life in the lditarod for the mur der of the Nelson brothers. reached town Saturday afternoon. Campbell was in the custody of Marshal An. ders oi Hot Springs.
 Paul Rickert has decided to bring a thresher in on one of the first boats next spring
 The Roller Rink had to quit on account of lack of patronage.
 owner Si Atwell. Captain Loomis and Engineer Carr of the Little Del. ta reached town Saturday morning having put the boat in winter quar- ters two miles below Minto. near Johnny Campbell's roadhouse.
 The children had fire drill in the local school Friday afternoon. A smudge was put in the cellar but who maintained perfect order until everyone was out
 Miss Nellie Thrift is visiting her sister in Aberdeen. The popula young lady who left here last fall is attending night school
 Mike O'Brien. who has been the engineer on the Panama Valley Linn ited since that express was put o3 about seven years ago has qui'. Frank Hara is now piloting the steel mule over the summit into the me tropols of the creeks and back to the fish camp.
 John Long, who had his eye re moved at the hospital last week. is getting along splendidly.
 Arrivals from over the trail re, port that the ferry at McCarty was sunk on Monday by a big run of ice
 Thursdays stage for the Outside will use the winter cutoff. It was the first stage of the year to go by the winter route.
 R. l.. Bernard and j. w. Barker returned on Tuesday from the Little Cinema where they hunted for moose with little success.
 T. w. Tate and Mrs. schook were married on Monday evening by Rev. C. F.. Betticher at the home of the bride on Sixth avenue.
 The marshars office received ad. vices from Deputy Marshal Towns end of Ruby advising them that the launch Comit on which he was tray cling to Ruby with Otto Nichols the Iditarod man recently declared insane at Nulato. was ice bound and that he was accordginlv mush. ing thirty-nne miles 10 Ruby with his prisoner
 Con Junkins arrived in town Mon. day from Circle
 Oscar Glatz was bound over for the grand jury by Commissioner Dillon on Tuesday afternoon.
 Judge Dillon also bound Albert Larson over to the grand jury on Wednesday,
 The Hudson brothers came in from Ester on Wednesday evening for a day or two in town
 John Pejnovich has made applca. tion for his final papers. The one who desires to become an American citizen was born in Austria in 1879. He declared his intention of becom- ing citizen in Fairbanks in 1907.
 Charles Chisholm was declared in sane by commissioners jury in Panama on Monday
 for Redmond creek in the Salcha country. He will prospect there this winter. Enos travelled with a dog team.
 Lieutenant Singleton returned to town from his tour of inspection of the telegraph stations along the trail on Tuesday He bagged the legal limit of caribou
 Rev. Dr. Condit left on Monday morning for Birch lake. He plans to be gone two weeks
 The dredger of the Alaska Explor- ation company since turning around and heading down stream has been going at the rate of sixty feet a day.
 The body of William J. Ruste- meyer will have to be brought over the winter trail from Hot Springs, where it was taken when the Dusty Diamond got frozen in.
 George Kennedy and the rest of the hunters are back from Birch lake.
 Night school opened Thursday night.
 The slough closed above the bridge on Wednesday night.
 Roy Roberts and Miss Hendrickson of Chatanika were made one by the Rev. Albert Bean in the Nordale hotel on Wednesday evening The wedding was a quiet one.
 Miss Cleopatra Thrash. who was on the Little Delta when the boat froze in. arrived here Friday via the trail route.
 The Arctic Brothers gave most successful dance on Friday night. IL took place at the Eagle hall.