ALASKA NOTES
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The wife of Slidney Bettman, post
master at Knik, died recently in Wash
ington from tuberculosis.
Farmers in the Tanana district are ^
reported to have grown exceptional!} '•
large crops of grain this year.
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Dunlel Hudson, a former mayor of
Douglas and Miss Lawrain Tufty,
were recently married in that city.
Judge Kobert Jennings, of the first
division, has returned from a month’s
vacation spent in the states.
John U. Peterson, a pioneer tinsmith
and mining man of Juneau, died re
cently at his home at Pearl Harbor,
from cancer.
At a recent meeting of the Fair
banks city council H. C. Kelly was
elected to fill the unexpired term of
the late Itobert Gels.
in the fourth division there are three
candidates in the field for the terri
torial senate and fourteen candidates
for the lower house.
The Douglas island News says a
resident of that town is preparing to
join the movies, as he is growing a
Charley Chaplin mustache.
Burglars entered the home of otto
Leman in Fairbanks recently and swip
ed $157 from between the springs and
mattress of the owner’s bed.
A new run of pay is reported to have
been discovered recently on Wolf creek
which comes into Cleary on the right
llmti of discovery.
A degree team from Seattle arrived
in Juneau, recently to institue the new
lodge, of Knights of Columbus,, recent
ly organized at that place.
Heavy fogs all along the coast of
Alaska were responsible for a consid
erable delay on the part of vessels
navigating northern'waters recently.
Ucv. Maloney, formerly rector of the
Episcopal churches at Valdez and
Seward Is at Pacific Grove, California,
where he is resting to regain his
health.
A. J. Loussac, who has been oper- j
ating drug stores at Juneau and An
choruge, has closed up his Juneau
store and will move his stock to An
chorage.
Two hig Kelly auto trucks have
be> a unload >i at Tolavana station
Which will be sent to the Kunlun*..
to haul on- I rum ibe Tnylni min* it*
tlio fiver.
\V. T. Bennett and son Karl return
ed to Seward recently after a rough
voyage in a small boat along the
southern coast of Kcnal. They were
compelled to lay up near Bear glacier
for five days by a storm, during which
they lived on porcupine and fish.
A report lias reached Ketchikan that
an attempt to raise the steamer North
land has resulted In the steamer go
ing again on the bottom in 110 feet
of water. She had ben raised and
while being towed to shallow water
the cable broke letting her into deep |
water.
t'ontract for clearing eight and one
half miles of the right of way from
Ninana toward Ooldstream was re
cently awarded to It. S. Bates, of Fair
banks, while the contract for clearing
six iind one half miles south of the
Nenunu river was awarded to C. S
Johnson.
Leroy Tozler, attorney for Dan Cal
lahan of Fairbanks who was sentenc
ed to ten years imprisonment for a
statutory crime last winter, has per
fected his appeal, which will be taken
to the circuit court of appeals. It
will be many months before the case
can be heard.
Col. D. C. Jackling, heading a party
of noted capitalists and engineers who
have been inspecting the work on the
(property of the Alaska tJastineau
propertyk at Juneau, has left for the
states. The party expressed them
selves as well pleased with the results
of th work.
Everybody in Nome is interested in
the movement for good roads and long
mads leading from Nome to the places
:iti which this center should be con
nected. This subject will bo covered
fully in the Nugget's Pictorial Mining
Edition which will issue from the press
next month. Clot in your orders early
and send copies where they will do tho
most good.
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pus' two or three years.
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Nome, it is earnestly requested l.hnt all orders ror freight he placed
•n h'e"tij< prior October 10th to effect delivery. It. A. Carroll, agent
of the A’asltn Steamship Company lias nr i'id request from Health
to this effect.
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NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
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WILL BE 10 CENTS PER LOAF OR THREE LOAVES FOR 25
CENTS. THE SIZE OF LOAVES HAVE BEEN INCREASED
WHICH INSURES MORE AND BETTER BREAD FOR OUR
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