The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03


 Dougherty Shoe company, lcn lasi Monday on trip to Fort Yukon Circle, Eagle and Dawson. Mir Hansen will travel the whole dis tanee with his dog team.
 MT. and Mrs. r. $. Gordon tosethe, with MT and Mrs. Roy Rutherford left last week for Cinema Hot Springs where they expect to spend ter days in rest
 Mir. and Mrs. Jay c. Johnston left for Iuitarod last week. making the trip ',ith their dog team.
 J, F Moulton and James Meherin left last Tuesday for Ruby. The travelling men will make the trip with NIT. Moulton's dog team.
 Dug Morgan. formerly eff Fairbanks still holds up his reputation as a sharp shooter according to copies of the Greeley, Nebraska Citizen just received. Out of possible 9 hirds the newspaper man winged 21
 s. s. Carruthers. game warden. returned last week from an official trip through the big Chena Springs country.
 Otto Bayless. of Circle. came to own last Monday with double eGder and a horse He carried as passengers Abe Spring. complainine witness in the case of the United States vs Fox and Anderson.
 C. A. Derucha. of Gilmore. came to town last week and after remain ing but one day returned to his ereek home.
 Deputy Marshal C. L. Vawter, of Panama. left for his home last Tues day after having undergone several weeks treatment at one of the local Hospitals
 Harry C. Cloes left for Tatlanika last week where he will visit several of his mining interests.
 Nels Peterson left Wednesday for Fish creek with large load of supplies The freighter had come to town the day before
 George Hunter. of NJ A Pinska's store. was heard from last week. He was in Seattle and expected to leave on the Northwestern which sailed from Seattle March 1st.
 Si Scrafford. of the Chatham Min ing company. spent Tuesday in town on business.
 Mrs B. Maillison. of Goldstream was among the guests registered at the Fairyiew last week
 Assistant District Attorney Gil lette left on Tuesdays stage for Hot Springs He will probably visit Ruby as well as Hot Springs and Tanana before returning.
 Ralph Gilliland and H. J Atwell. of the land office, left town Tuesday morning for the Summit roadhouse. where they spent the remainder oi the week
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Craig. who are stopping in the city, spent Tuesday at Goldstream. making the trip in ,heir cutter.
 A. J, Nordale spent the latter part of last week confined to his bed with an attack of the grippe
 Henry Cook returned to Dome creek Wednesday after having spent week in town on business.
 Mrs Bess Sheman and Mrs. Nina Bond left Wednesday morning for Cinema Hot Springs, there to spend a week at the popular resort.
 MT and Mrs. John Larson left Chatanika last Tuesday for Dead wood creek where Mir Larson is engaged ill mining. They were car ried as far as Circle by Johnny Palm, the mail carrier
 Jack OGara, manager of the Hotel Northern, was confined to the house last week with a slight attack of the grippe.
 P. A. Rettig returned last Wednes- day from a two-day trip to Chatanika where he had gone on business.
 Ralph H. Carlin, telegraph messen- ger, is taking much needed rest and is at present enjoying the sights of Cinema.
 Mir. and Mrs Blocker, of Gold stream, left last Thursday for their creek home after having spent short vacation in town. MT. Blocker is engaged in mining on below, Goldstream
 Louis Moor left town Thursday morning for Spruce creek where he expects to do some prospecting
 Morton F. Stevens removed his offices last week to the Red Cross building, taking the old quarters of Delegate Wickersham.
 Postals received from Leroy ToZier last week tell of a good time en- joyed along the Great White Way.
 MT. and Mrs George Gates are at present located in the Waldorf apart ments in Seattle This information was received last week in letter from the former Fairbanks matron to Mrs. William Handley.
 Mrs. w. F. Whitely returned to