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Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-13

Henderson Con had disappeared.
Dale hoped that he was rid Of the man
for all time, but he wasn't. Goff was
not so confident as was Major Bradley
that he could establish his innocence
In the matter Of the dynamiting Of the
two buildings and the trestle. He
wished very much to steer clear Of
arrest, for reasons Of his own, and he
was biding his time in q little town
In western North Carolina. When the
dynamiting affair had blown over, he
would go back and try again. perhaps
BY an altogether new scheme. to get
himself into possession of the More
land coal.
Then there came to the neighbor-
hood q man whom no Moreland, and
none Of the Littlefords, had ever set
eyes upon before. He was very un-
couth mountain man. with long black
hair and shaggy beard: his clothing
was outlandlsh and ragged. He had
not much to say; there was about
him. somehow, an air Of mystery.
Two days after his arrival, In the
afternoon, the stranger met Dale mid
way between the Halfway switch and
the opening Of the coal vein, and
stopped him with an unpralsed hand.
do you know good coal when ye
zee it3" he drawled,
"Whyf" asked Dale. on his guard.
The stranger looked sharply In all
directions, % though he wished to
make sure that no person was within
earshot Of them. Evidently salts
fed, he drew from q trousers pocket
4 shining black lump Of coal, which
he held out for Dale's inspection.
what do ye think O. this here1r hS
wanted to know.
Dale took The lump and examined
II closely. 1t was apparently as good
as the Moreland coal, which had sent
the expert Hayes into raptures. Dale
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-13

plli Dale Had Walked, - Gently -
q kIttsa, Straight Int . Trap.
Tayreys with rides In their handsl
Bin Dale had walked, a. gently ~
kitten. straight Into q trap.
His right hand moved toward the
butt Of his revolver. then dropped
at his side. II was foolish, worse
than useless, to show Hght; dozens
Of rides were staring at him with their
froYnlng. murderous eyes. and their
bullets would riddle him II he showed
fight. He glanced toward Walt Tur.
ner, kinsman Of the Balls.
Turner was laughing openly. "Pore
little kittyp
.lf ever have the chance" NUT.
tered Bill Dale. am thrash you for
this cute little Joke Of yours."
"You won't never have the chanst." |"
laughed Walt Turner.
The Balls and the Torreys began
to close In on all sides. and q solid
ring Of dark and for the most part
bearded. wickediy triumphant faces
formed itself around Dale. Adam
Balrs father, the acknowledged leader
Of that band Of cutthroats that was
now the Ball-Torrey faction, glared ai
Dale with black eyes that were oiled
with the fire Of intense hatred; then
he seized Dale's revolver and thrus,
II inside the waist.band Of his worn
Jeans trousers. Dale felt the grip
Of rough hands on his shoulders and
arms He fully realized his great
danger; but he strove to keep all signs
Of fear out Of hls countenance, and
he was net unsuccessful.
NJ presume this Is what yeu cal
taking the law into your own hands
Isn't IN" he said with = smile tha
was forced.
"Edzactlyl" snapped old Ball. w,
ketched ye TO- the law. and we hell
ye 70 the law. and we turned 70 oveI
to the law; and EN-, by comics. th'
law turned ye loose the very next
dayi And 'en the shuriE he come
out here and arrests four O. usl b
the law won't try ye and punish "
70 a-shootln' my son Adam In COLI
blood, by comics, wen try ~ an'
punish ye To- a-doin' It. But u
needn't be skeered none at all. Yer
plumb shore to git jestce. I'll prom
lse ye jestice."
you've evidently overlooked th'
fact that another man confessed b
the killing, aud tina, that was VIII,
they liberated me-" said Dule.
ITS some cussed frame-up." snarle'
the leader Of the gang. "No man o.
earth don't like no other man wei
enough TO- that. Asldes, you're th,
one at killed my son Adam, by gou
nies, aud you're the one ut must SUI
fer TO Il. Right here onder this her
warnut tree we're a-goln' to hold cot
and have yore trial, by jedge and jury
and you'll shore git what's a-comir
---4-".
! CONTINUED on page three.)
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Mhereaa. chas. Burton, purchaser,
made, executed and delivered 10 the
Horton Motor Company. a domestic COR
poratten. his conditional contract Of
sale, dated. June 80. 1891, wherein aud
wharsby the said Chas. Burton, buyer
old purchase OF tho said Horton Motor
company.
one Maxwell touring car. motor No,
For the sum OF ss-s.oo, and to secure
the payment ct said purchase price
mand In Ind TO said chattei properly,
should be an ramsin in the said Horton
Motor c0mp:ey or its assignees, until
all Of said sum or sums dua, upon Maid
purchase prize should be paid. and
which said conditional coRtrnct OF sale,
was duly nled in the Office OF the regis.
ter OF deeds. of Polk County, Minnesota,
on the 9Th day Of July, 1Ssl, and duly 4
certified TRANSCRIPT thereof placed on fle
In tile eF:ce of the register Of deeds OF
Ora Nd Forks Ceunty. North Isakota. be-
cer her sTth. 1871.
And whereas, deGault has bsea made
In the ztern Of REID condi,ioRai contract
ut sale. by reason of thu fasipie Of s5the
failure fos the ssiAk purchaser to 4
when due either rhe principal or interest
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ef: Northweod, Narin naketa.
eornofAtion. mortkasse. ykicts inert.
9asssis dated TIE itth Day Of D~seennbsr.
onics 81 tie rssister Of deeds Il. ana Tor
North p.kots, % Tie is.h day 81 De-
oember.. A. D 1910. 1t . o'clock "A. n. o.
Book IIs Of Mortgages. On PsSs IT'S.
will Pc foreclosed BY sale OF the prem
isea Il such hnortgaEe. and hereinafter
Forks. and state 81 North Daiosa, Il the
Saturday. the 3tst day Of January. a. p.
LIZ asIs. 70 s.aisfg tie esaonnt Que upon
The prsinlses deserihsd IN ssid mort
gage, and which will b. sold 10 satisfy
the sane, are those eArtain premises.
EeTss. ip-the STATE Of North pakcts. sad
described - Follows. to-wit:
The ncrthwsst quarter INV: ~ Sec
ton ThiEty.nve 49, Tewnshlp One
lts5, West 81 the F4fth esth5 PFineipei
Meridian, and containing 1850 acres,
more or isaa,t according to the United
states s~overn!nent survey thereof. !,
the ss az. w y az. g ag :. q ., ,:ess SpF &: su as
Of Two Thousand Two Hundred Mshty-
five and eo.leo Dollars {32,2s5.6 Soy.
principal and interest; besides taxes ana
OA'0AS dHSs ANU oIAluSOTy aLIOTfey
fees. and other charseable costs Of this
foreclosure. III =.
That at least thirty days praer to
the commencement OF this forecNsure,
the said mortgage, caused to be served
on the record owners Of sald lsNd, to-
wiz: SAID rnertEsSsrs,. notice il
mortgage, which notice contained amonr
other things the amount claimed to u
due on said mortgage, and q statement
to the OBJECT that unless said amsunt
was paid within thirty days, the aaId
MORTGAGE would commence foreclosure
Of said mortgage. which. said na1tsage
was duly served by registered mall in
conformity to the. statute IN such case
made n provided. o..
Dated at N%orthweod. Grand Forks
County. North Dakota. his t2th 4ay 81
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL
RANK OF NoRTHWOOD, a
NORTH DAKOTA, Ia =
". 3. ARNOLD, F-'
Attorney for Mortgage, '}
Reeidenee Postoxiee Address, :
Eorthwood, North Dakota.
First publication Dec. 18th.
(Dec. 1A-2l-2e, 1921: Jan, 4-ll-l8, 19es.)
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GRAND FORKS Herald, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER e, 1921.

I'VE cents. the hoar,.s wasesrste fcr the
TWENTY-FIVE cent?, duriux tho second
period 81 apprenticeship the hourly
and during the third period Of appren-
ticeship the hourly wage rate shall be
cents. Where the minimum
hourly wage rate ils twenty cents. the
uesship period shall be seventeen cents;
during the second period Of appren-
ttceship the hourly wage rate sha1l be
eighteen cents; and during the third
period Of apprenticeship the hourly wage
fate shall be nineteen cents.
TO- In. towns where the Eight fSonF
law applies. any worker working forty
.lhoura St{0) or less will be considered Q
part time worker. and will be paid al
and any worker working over forty S40)
hours will receive the full weekly mini
num wage rate.
II. IN cass OF emergency any OF
's%uspended Of moaiaed BY permission 81
the, Bureau.
IL. IN all telephone exchanges In
towns Of under 1900 population whore
f ES%sn tS s,s' s so'I.t sss,, END where .Es ,n It Is
quite n unsatisfactory, the Bureau
may in it's discretion order that ade-
'auate accommodations be provided for
such women employees.
gt SHu lno I1AVtHE COnSIQerSu
and reviewed each and all Of said
reconnm endationssat 4 meeting duly held
for that purposes IN the 21st day 1T
December,2 IA, D,}5|.lS1i. duly approved
each n all o @said Recommendations.
Therefore, notice is.hereby given. that
on the 2bth day OF January. A. d. 1892,
at the hour OF 1000 AN. q public
meeting will be held at the Office Of the
North Dakota Workmen.s Compensation
Bureau in Bismarck. North Dakota, at
which meeting all persons in favor of
or opposed to said recommendations will
be given a hearing. e
Dated this 2lst day Of December, 1881,
bismarck. North Dakota. n
NORTH DAKOTA WORKAEN-S
COMPENSATION BuREAU.
Ely JOSEPH a. KITCHEN.
Attest: lE#
c. "A. MARI, !:
, Secretary. .s4Js.S
HAzEL FARKASCH, S=Ti
Secretary, G%Is 1
Minimum, Wage Department.
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Whereas, default has been made in the
taErns and conditions of a certain mort
gage made n executed by Henry q.
Link. and Louise Marie Link, his wife,
Of Grapd Forks County. North Dakota.
mevtsaEors. 70 sScsndinsvt1n American
Rspk of Grand Ebrks. y. r., mortgages.
which naort<ass IS dated the ss,iI DAY OF
December, A.. d. 1915. and wniril MAS
lHlei for record In the Office of the
register Of deeds. in ard for Grand
Forks County, =. .. on the 4th day OF
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DESIGNATED shall be left to the discretion
of the Bureau in conference with the
employer and employee in such occupa-
be de1ermined II, such conferenece. -"
XII. At least sixty (s0). per cent Of
the employees inSany. manufacturing es-
tablishment, shall be experienced work
ers and not more than forty (4o) per
cent OF such employees shall be appren-
Bureau.
XIII. In any manufacturing estab-
liEhment in the State Of North Dakota
fans shall be installed an used upon the
orders of the Workmen's Compensation
Bureau, II said Bureau considers tho
ventilation inadequate unless such elec-
XIV, In any m~anufacturing estab-
ltshment in the State of North Dakota
where women arc employed. proper IA
cilitieg for adequate ventilation shall be
dnsnlsnea q instal,sd. pursuant t such
Bureau may, III its discretion, make.
ment in the state 81 North Dskots
- e.iiess. r' zone sr al sase'oy ys1ti R.epsr f e
toilets shall be Furnished or Installed,
pursvant. to such orders as the Work.
mems CONDENSATION Bureau MAJ In Its
disorstion make.
XVI. In case OF emergency any Of
these regulations mayszbe temporarily
suspended or modified " permission OF
the Bureau 5sfs,,
ment where Experienced womensar I en-
.ployed on piece work, the ayerage rate
Of such piece work shall be equal to at
least the weekly minimum . for
workers In such occupation. Where APP
pTentices are employed pm piece work,
the minimum wage to be paid to such
apprentices An any manufacturing es-
tablishment dufing any week shall be
not less than the weekly minimum wage
for the length of time In service as es-
't%ablisheda In the Recommendations for
apprenticeship wages.
XVIII. Whenever q woman ~ ems
Ii ayRflsbIe for work, forty to forty
eight hours shall constitute a full
weeks work and IN employees is entitled
to 4 full weeks wages for Same.
When business conditions render II
impraGticableS for an employer to fur-,
lnixfr an employees ,filIltirne employment.
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Report Of treasurer of Mekinock
School District No. los, County of Grand
Forks. State Of North Dakota, for year
20. 1921. .I- r-" |
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Recommendations Of Confersaos For
Telephone ~EmplaYmant-

ID ~00x 0x0800 k0y
Telephone E~mploymsnt.
l: No employer shall employ any ex-
~pertenced woman in any telephone OK
change in the State Of North Dakota in
weekly wage rate OF less than ;14.oo;
nor in towns Of under 1900 population at
a weekly wage rate of less than $500.
~ The maximum length of appren-
tfceshtp. term for women in telephone
establishments shall be nine ts) months.
3. Where the minimum wage Is $1,000
a week for experienced workers, the ap-
premiership wage for the first month
shall be $1,000 a week; for the next four
next four months shall be 1880 a
week: where the minimum wage is
$1,000 a week for experienced workers,
the apprenticeship wage for the hrst
next four months shall be $1,000 a week:
and for the next -four months shall be
81. 90 a week,
4. In all telephone exchanges en-
ployfng six or more employees. the aver
age weekly wage rate for all women
workers in any telephone establishment
in the State OF North Dakota, shall lot
be less than the minimum wage estab-
lished for experienced workers; and ut
least sixty-ave per cent (6S%1 OF such
employees shall be paid at not less than
said minimum wRg rate and not more
than t~hirty-hye per cent (s5 20 Of such
employees shall be paid a.weekly wage
lhlO vi 1000 k11au III HllnlH1u" ~dEO
rate.
g.. In all, telephone exchanges in
towns Of 1900 population or more.
separa he toilets for Eomen employees:
s seat tho re : Ta. nent,isted ss snd t onsn 10 " Is.
outside air, either directly or BY appro-
pirate vent pipes. and such toilets must
at all times be kept in a clean and sani-
tary condition.
g. II ali teiphone exchanges in towns
of 1900 population or more, rest facil-
tiles shall be provided for women en-
ployees.
I. n towns or cities Of les. than 500
changes. arrangements Of operators
schedules. maximum number Of hours
per day and the maximum number Of
days per month, shall he arrived at by
mutual agreement between the employer
be made known to the Bureau. Where
said parties can not agree. the matter
shall be referred 10 tho Minimum Wage
Department Of tie Workmen.s Com
s.. Ain all telephone exchanges ade-
Quate INT n provision at seasopable
hours must be given to the employees
8. In towns or cities where ths mini.
weekly wage Il $500, the mini
mum hourly wage rate shall be TWENTY
nine csats sl2sc);. and In towns or cities
where ths Eight Hour Lawsappliess and
$500. tho minimum hourly wsse rate
Sshall.be twenty-fiye cents (2kee; ana in
stoWnt where. the Eight Hour Law does
not appig the minimum hourly waxe
Fssss IN sr e t%snss s. ssn tss s: asD;en nv.
ship period where the minimum HOUR
ny wage rate ts twentE-ninesS cents
the hourly apprenticashtp wages rate
;s sssana p p sT : az as ssn.s; ,s Sss,p sssS Is b
houliylt wage ratN shall be Gsix
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1Ero1r

u 1G&V1T
Report Of treasurer of Mekinock
School District No. los, County OF Grand
Forks. State OF North Dakota, for year
hesinning July i, 1880. and ending June
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand, including sinking
fund, at beginning OF schooi
year, July l.. 1S2o............S 1912
Total amount re-
ceived during year
11em apPor!stts s, nc g.
Tuition Fund .....$ 47.:e
Total amount re- 49,
ceived during year s.,
from ppor ion
Tuition Fund $50. 1874
Amount received dur s..
ing year from taxes
levied by District ftt
School Board ..:.. 10000 =,
Amount received 5s.. ..l 5sE
from other sources; 81. .r. ID
Victrola box, $3.50;
total ...,........ zI.oo $50
Total receipts for year.. 1868
Grand total receipts for year,
Including cash on hand July. $40.
EXpESDirUREs
Am resr. gal d 1o5no;
houses, sites and .
a i'm
provements .......$ 1919 ~
Amount paid during
year for salaries
and eFpsnses OF
SCHOOL officers $3.50. 400 =
Amount paid during
year for trnnspof- Gr
tatton o. pupils. 80. 1850
Other expenses, books
for children at
tending other
schools ....... 2s,O0N>
retai expenditures during
Cash on hand, Tin hands Of dis. go"
trict $~treAaurer) INCLUDING
Blinking fund, at the end Of
the year. June 80, l921...... 67s.ss
Grand total expenditures and
a0'ye as ''sai rsee aoaN HENSON. 'i',si
81. TREASURER OF Mektnoek
School District No. lo5.
Apprroyed. this 18th day OF Jnly, 1921.
G. G. OAANG.
! President.
a f'. Il .ssaeLnR,
~ ~ aFS lStsFt% ~-
Nor1oE or MORTGAGE roRECLos.
asg s$s UKE 1AI,E
Notice. is hereeSt6 given ftaat that GER
tain ntortsaSe. made, executed and de-
9hrersd by Theodore ttsrsidspn and
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- - ; ~ = "sAN u 49,.
Z XIV. Whenever a woman is employ
available for work, S. to Is hoIrs shall i
snnst,ssee i, = e ena gsef IS wo Fiji a 1s.I e ?
wage for same.
render It impracticable for an employer
to furnish i, n - em gs 9gesrd fun I.e t,%s en-.
pEaysnent shall be PAID at the rite Of
not less than one-thirty sixth Of the
weakly minimum established per
hour: provided. that such employer shall
tinuous employment that such employees
may have a fair opportunity for secur-
iA9 SucfF employment as will enable her
to,Sss.,Ina fpil weeks wage. .o,.,.,.n.
RENDER Il .impracticable for an employer
t. furnish IN employee full time employ
,me0k employment under thirty hours
psttSgweek shall be paid for ct the rate of
,weAkly minimum wage established per
EN1f. Any women physically .defec-
tiyHS " age or Otherwise, may upon aP-
pliSGkion to. the Bureau secure q permit
pet fitting her to work under conditions
AMI wages not herein specified.
1N11I. After ms woman shall have
colnpleteds any lrescribed period Of
t~hssssftsr While working for the same
enaHSDyer other employer In the exme oc-
cUrStion4 be paid q wage less than that
prSesrtbed for the next succeeding
.pey4ed, unless q permit therefor shall
me1ss Compensation Bureau.
Observation-Disclosures Of Ooa1essnes req
SsS 1~kegoaat5lA 1~niployaEs1S.
lssSS No employer shall employ 4 ex-
peS&Anced woman In the mercantile in.
query ct 9 weekly wage Of less than
a&& Whenever . woman is employed
Available for work, thirty-six to forty-
etghf hours shall constitute a.. full
we<s wage for same.
3SSE When business conditions render
IT tSapracttcable for an employer to FUR
niskS 4 employee full time employment.
thirty to thfrty-hve hours regular en-
ploRAent shall be paid at the rate OF
tloGSlssrs than one sthirty,sixth OF the
weslay mtnimum wage established ner
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RIYo1F

11EAsu1E4's H1Ro1F
OF OF Washington
Forks, state Of North Dakota, for year
b%esinnins Iuty !. 1890, and ending juno
RECEIPTS
Cash OF hand, including sinking
fund, at ,oestnntng Of school
y stanai gsly j. , les enssk o gar
bond not listed, $500. .......$ 4T.s7
Total amount re-
ceived during year
from "pport, en.
Tuition Fund .....s 1897
Total amount re-
ceived during ear
from apportio lon 81.
ment' OF County Il
Tuition Fund ..... 6s.13
Amount received dur g.
ing ear from taxes
levied by District
School Board ..... $500 ...
Amount received =
from other sources, 4
interest ........... 2.42
Total receipts for year,. 1,1.c.s2
Grand total receipts for year,
including cash on hand July
ExpENDirUREs '
Amount paid during
year for school
houses, sites and 4..& W.
perm al i'm, ,eGE
provannnts .....,.$ 10.T2
Amount paid during
ers' Salaries Ness T.,
Teachers Retire H.
ment FUND.- %...... $500 -e -
Amount paid during
f. tyeasNrer on ar
count of Teachers d.
Retirement Fund. SIS
Amount paid during '.....
year for salaries
and exnerses of - g.
school officers 7....~ S0.40
Amount paid during .
year for interest on
warrants ......... 1885
Amount paid during
year for text BOOKS 11.3s
Other expenses, coal.
ss1.45; publishing
treasurer's report.
penses, $3.50: total 1880
r. Total expenditures during
Cash on ss1 hand. iin hands OF dis: '''''
= trict trcasurer) including
sinking fund, at the end OF -
the year, June so, 1s20...... 1888
Grand total expenditures and
cash on hand to balance @
above total r'' = Il. MoHsoN, l'e.''
p Treasurer of Washington
School District No. IT,
Approved this 3oth day Of July. 1881.
BY order Of tho District School Board:
IIELMAR NJ. HANSON,
p President.
Attest:
NJ G. RYDLAND,
.- Clerk.
CLERKS STATEMENT OF IN
DEFICIENCIES OF DISTRICT
Total amount Of warrants out
standing June so. 1s:tr....$ 2o2.bs
Total Indebtedness of dis
trict June so, 1s21......s 2o5.%S
Approved this 3oth day of July, 1891.
BY order Of the District School, BOARD
NJ. G. RYDLAND,
Clerk. ,
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NOTICE or MonTaAaE roREcLos.

Notice lis hereby gives staat that GER
tain m~ortsase. made, executed and de-
'lipered by Theodore 1tsraldson and
1ngeborS H%araldson. bts wife. mort
Sssors, 10 the Citizens National E;ank
The Nenana daily news., 1921-01-29
OIL PRODUCTION IS LARGE;
 OUTPUT NOT IN DANGEF

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 29- The oil production of the country last year totaled 443,500,000 bar rels, and the consumption reached the unprecedented total of 531 1,000,- 900. But in spite of the increase in consumption, the end of the year a net increase of 1O,000,000 barrels in petroleum stocks, according to figures made public here this week.
 Consumers Need Not Worry
 PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29-In an address delivered in this city this week, James Lewis, consulting en- gineer of the bureau of mines. de- clared that there is no danger of the world running out of oil over night. He admitted that economy in the matter of consumption is needed, but the supply, he said, is adequate for all uses for which no substitute exists. He predicted that in couple of generations new resources would be found to take the place of pc troleum. .-....
The Nenana daily news., 1921-01-29
THREATEN DIRECT ACTION

LONDON, Jan. 29-At a confer ence of the National Labor party, held in this city this week, it was decided to take up the question of direct action in case the govern ment fails to accept proposals re- lative to the unemployment situa. ton. A decision will be reached on February B.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-01-29
LABOR MUST HELP

CHICAGO, Jan. 29-Speakers at the annual convention of the Mer- chant Tailors of America, urged support for the Casper truth in fabric" bill, now before Congress. providing labor agrees to give, in service, in equal proportion to the wool in the cloth.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-01-29
TRAINMEN ARE CONFIRMING
 ON WAGE CUT PROPOSALS

CHICAGO, Jan. 29-Representa- rives of several of the large rail roads are to meet a committee of railway brotherhood executives in this city for the purpose of consid- ering steps looking to a general re- duction of wages in all departments.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-01-29
SWEDISH WOMEN GET VOTE

STOCKHOLM, Jan. 29-The con- stitutional amendment extending tn. parliamentary vote to both men and women, and permitting women to hold office has been retained by the Swedish parliament.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-01-29

Recent arrivals from the States say that Miss Luella Shaffer and Miss Mildred Anderson plan to leave San Francisco for Honolulu at an early date.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-01-29
CHICAGO FIRE FATAL

CHICAGO, Jan. 29-The destruc. ton of boarding house by fire on Thursday night, caused the death ,f one person and the injury of five others, several of whom are in a critical condition.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-01-29

Roadmaster w. L. Packer, who resigned his position several days ago, returned from Fairbanks yes terday and will leave for the Out side at an early date.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-01-29

Pete Marlaney and Lars Harris returned to Fox on Thursday, after