The Nenana news., 1922-04-11

the Geo. L.. 1homaS MemOIlal H. 1 brary, has been started here. Oae of the features of the drive will | be dance, to be given at Eagle Hall on April IT.
 Albert Bernard, b. authority of 1 his discharge papers, has filed I pc ! tition for final papers If citizenship. ! Frank Aba, of the Hot Springs district, who was under sentence in the federal Jail on a dry law. viola l tion charge, has been released from custody by orler of the President, upon the condition that he pay in cash, the equivalent tf his uneAp;red .arm. 1 Mr. ard Mrs. Fred Van Kaes and Emil Van Raes lesire publicly to express thrir gratitude for the many acts of kindness during their late bereavement Passengers leaving for Nenana on Sunday were provided with tickets to North Nenana only, this action having been taken by the railroad officials because of the discontinu- ance of rail service across the Panama river ice.
 The train leaving for Nenana on Sunday carried about 75 passengers, three coaches being required for their accommodation.
 The final clash in the series of indoor baseball and basketball. was staged at the Roller Rink on Fri day evening. The High School boys ! carried of the honors.
 William Heitman left for the Cir ! cle district last week to take charge of the Berry dredge. He says that a wagon road into the district from the railroad terminal at Chatanika f is very much needed and that the construction of such nignway will not only provide additional tonnage for the railroad bat also materially assist in the development of that I section of the district tributary 10 the road
 E F.. E. Tarwater, cashier of the
 Bank of Anchorage, who came to Fairbanks from the coast in Connee- ton with the Peter Ame5toy case, 1 left for the south on Sundays train. \ Mrs. John Rasp left for the coast on Sunday. enroute to California. She will be joined by MI. Raap at
 Anchorage and will go direct to
 the Mayo hospital q Rochester,
 where Mir. Raap wIll undergo treat
 ment. Reports form the coast state
 Ae is considerably improved.
 Among the passengers leaving on
 the Sunday train were: Ed Quinn,
 Dick May. E. S. Thomas, A. ".
 YanSant, H. Faulkner, Al H. Brown Albert Bernard, Tom Ford, 4. D. l Thompson, M J. Cooney. Arthur
 Mcintyre. Frank Mcintyre, Pete
 Anderson, J. Dolan, Victor Neck, Alex Murphy.
 Mrs. Charles Lien and daughter left for Brooks on Sunday.
 Mr and Mrs. E. Coke Hill left
 for the lower river country on Sun day They will drive their own dog team from Dunbar and will be away from Fairbanks probably a consid- erable part of the summer. They
 are making the trip for the purpose of gathering material for book on Alaska which they will write.
 John Herring. employe of the A. E.. I C.. who has been granted 50 days
 leave, has left for the Totatlanika district, whefe he has mining in i terests. ":: -....
 i The farmers of the Tanana Val :! ley held a largely attended meet 1 ing on Saturday night, followed by the usual enjoyable social session The farmer ladies provided the re- ! treatments
 Billy Goodpaster, Joe McTavish, J. j. Murphy, Harry Feltman, T. f Zeimer, A 3. Paulson, Mrs. Howie Mrs. A. H. Mcdonald, Oscar Wauk- levitz, Miss A. McQuillan. E. D.