The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-17

''' t'T' T. 1s .NtSlOI return ed from the Iditarod on the steamer White Seal Mir Nestor will dis pose of his goods here.
 F. $. Gordon returned on the White Seal from visit to Ruby City.
 A. A. Crow, of smalIwood creek is registered at the Third Avenue hotel
 Al Copeland came to town from Pedro creek Saturday.
 Charles Westby. of upper Gold stream. was a city visitor Saturday F. J. Date, of the Alaska road commission left yesterday with his crew for the Hot Springs.
 Mir Mullally. of the firm of Han sen X Mullally, of Fox. is in town.
 Robert l.. Nining left for the Out side during the week to place an order for 200 tons of goods for winter consumption. He will be back about September 1.
 Fred Clinton started for the Tender. foot country over the trail on Thurs day.
 John Wenzel. of the Piledriver roadhouse drove into town Thursday on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Yowell and Guy Beckwith arrived in the city Friday, having mushed over the trail from Circle. MT. and Mrs. Yowell come from Juneau
 Fred Heilig, who represents the owners of the Niggerhead in the cleanups on that claim, came to the city Friday with a load of dust. Jerry Paulson, one of the laymen of the Niggerhead came in at the same time.
 Pete McMullen, who mushed in ove the trail a short time since. came to town Friday from Gold str. and took the train down to Che stream and took the train down to Che Panama.
 Lysle Brown returned from the creeks Friday.
 Frank Berry has returned from a visit 10 Goldstream.
 r. $. Gerdon, of Gordon's store. is expected back in Fairbanks on rhe arrival of the White Seal. Mir. Cor lon has been down to Ruby.
 Jay Clark, the Ester merchant, was a Fairbanks visitor Tuesday.
 Ed. Stroeker. of Peoples store, left for a business visit to the creeks.
 Fred Wright is visitor from Chatanika.
 Wm. Chisholm is in Fairbanks from Ester creek.
 Robbie Dow, of the Orr stage com pany, is ill town and after doing some bridge work, will return to Munson's for the winter.
 Mrs. G. B. Erwin left cn the Tan her mother MT Erwins mother and ana Tuesday for the outside to visit her many friends in her home town, Minneapolis.
 Mrs, W. s. Christensen, of Cinema, was in the city Wednesday visiting friends.
 August Hess. the quartz man, was a visitor from the creeks Wednes- day.
 Mrs. H. D. Goodfellow returned Wednesday from a short stay at Ester siding.
 Edward Tyndall is in town from Ester creek.
 After ten days spent visiting Fair banks friends, Mrs. Duncan McPhee. of the Owl roadhouse, returned to Engineer Thursday.
 James Fox of Fairbanks creek is a city visitor. MT Fox is planning on making a trip to Dawson in the near future.
 Thursday Barney Sandstrom of Ol- nes arrived with a cleanup.
 J. Samuelson, the merchant and roadhouse man of Richardson, ar rived Thursday from upriver.
 Billy Mullen is planning on talk ing vaudeville company out to Chatanika.
 J. w. Barker of the land office was at Dukes Thursday night with his party of three. The land office man is on official business which will take him as far as Panama.
 Having cleaned up their winter dump on Beaver creek of the South Fork of the Big Cinema, Alex Palm gren, Fred Johnson and Joe Goss are in the city with their gold dust
 Mrs. Rudy Kalenborn was an ar rival on the Panama from the States Monday. Mrs. Kalenborn is visit ing with her sister, Mrs. Harold H. Reeves.
 Mrs, c. P. Gius left for the Out side on the Schwatka for the pur- pose of securing medical attendance.
 Mrs. F. Rustand and son were ar rivals on the boat Monday. Mrs. Rustand has resided in Douglas for a long time. previous to coming into the interior.
 Mrs. Edith Simon left for tho Ont