The Alaska citizen., 1916-01-31
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
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 A deed filed for record during the past week shows that a deal was consummated on December 12 whereby J. s Sterling became the sole owner of the local real estate of the Alaska Fur Farms Company and of Its stCck.
 Gus Peterson is taking a doubl" drum hoist and other machinery to the Tolovana country for use in his operations there next summer
 The Gould Dairy Co. has sCld its stock and good will of business to Wm. Young, who will combine the dairy with the one already owned by him. MT. w G. Gould will short ly start on trip to the Outside.
 Ms. Stella Ma lole, of Fairbanks creek, is confined to her room at the Fairview hotel with badly swollen limb, the result of a fall.
 Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Lumpkin are the proud parents of a son, born at S:30 o'clock Friday morn ] ing Both mother and child are reported to be getting along nicely.
 Joe E9lar and Walter Fisher left 1 for Brooks Saturday, after spending few days in town.
 William Mallen and William Nor gar, sent up from Fairbanks at the last term oI court, have been I" leased from the penitentiary at Me ! Neil's island on parole, according to word received here.
 Wm. H. McPhee, grand president of the Pioneers of Alaska, has is sued a call to all pioneer women to meet in the district court room on Saturday evening, February 3, at S:30 o'clock. for the purpose of organizing an auxiliary to the Pic neers to be known as the "Pioneer Women of Alaska" Those eligibl" | to join the organization will be wo- men who came to Alaska prior to January l, 1901.
 Mr and Mrs. w. P. Benn, former residents of Fairbanks, are watch ing developments in the interior very closely, and will probably come north in the near future, according to letter received here
 Word received from F. G. Moves, rocciver of the Washington-Alaska bank. Is to the effect that the bank suits will probably come up for hearing in Seattle sometime in March,
 Gene Huckins and Casey Bennett are making big hit on the Out side with their all-Alaska vaude- vile stunt. according to word re- ceived here. The act, entitled ''The Sourdoughs," is being staged on the Pantages circuit.
 Writing to friends in Fairbanks, Edward Tyndall and w. c. Finn, both well known local mining men, state that they are planning 10 re turn north at an early date, after having been Outside for the past six months.
 Charles Slater, the freighter, l@ a recent arriN al in town from the Tenderfoot country, where he took T load of freight. He plans to make another trip shortly
 James McPike, the Pedro creek mining man, has purchased a small farm just above the Pedro roa" house from Adolph Sherrer. Pasquale Maniconi, a native or Italy, has made application for citi- zenship papers.
 Fred Miller. proprietor of 4osts road house, is reported to have frozen his nose during the recent cold spell. The occurrence would be nothing out of the ordinary had it not taken place while MT, Mil Ter was in bed. He awoke on the morning of January 21 to find his nasal appendage badly frostbitten,
 Late arrivals from the Tolovana country report that Charles Lynn has struck pay on the right limit bench of Livengood creek short distance above Mcintosh brothers.
 Sam Dumbolton and Roy Porter have struck pay at S2 feet on NO l6 Goldstream, according to word 1 ;,,