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ELMER A. FRIEND. EDITOR VND GENERAL MANAGER
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•ad also the local news published herein.
1.. \Y. kilburn of Oougias. who a:.«
a member of the Alaska Rifle team
that visited (‘amp IVrry. Ohio, ha."* r
ceivcd a marksman’s medal from the
government. Medals were ifiv.-n to a
those of the teams who made above -v
certain >core in the contest.
“Bob" (’lark, for many yeai> pr«
prietoi of a roadhouse at Lower L*
barge in the »ukon died recent h i“.
Vancouver B. f\. from an attack o’
influenza. He sold his interest n the
north ten years ago and has sine* be**
in the sawmill husine at Haney. }’
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Some elief
the residents of the Idita od ecti» *«
by the arrival of a heard of einde
in charge of H. T vichell. v ho
disposing of the meat of the dec: at
fair price. The he»d was driven o\e*
land fn>m one of the reservation* an
arrived at the outskirts of Flat cic'
in good condition. The high prices e'
beef, which the residents have to pa\
was instrumental in Twichell doing a
thriving business for some days.
I.loyd I »ot t.*. ehief of tin* \ome fi **
department died at Seattle on H e
ember •> fn>m influenza, liott.* was tl *
Why be z: iisfied \fith ths wear you
get • :crr. ^ ^ • I
when you i*et S') otU J • >// J f/om “Ili-Pi essf ”
This is no idle th :, hot a ;...t proven by miners,
farmers and con::. :cl. at v rkers from Ah.ska to
Mexico. “l_Ti-iTv ;** is m .* by a : r; ir.vd better
method—livegrcate a::ve if ./weari t f./; years.
We use the toughe ‘ tvertvoKou—ucU:..iy the
same kind that got s i:" > < Goodrich Auto Tiree. There
seems to bo no even -out I > k. r J t’.e hoot i: olded
INTO < OLJ 1C !
Can’t lea!: cr co r.c epr. anJ
it’s wonderfaMv cor.;ft:ri '
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When nj;;t you 1 \ the t*r.‘! t y f'e
Shupac shown h v. The V h e
Hip is best for t1' : '!i:!ccs, nr.:! there
arc many other s ; 1 es. * i: i^r the
footwear with the ked Line Hound
the l op—that’s ‘ I^IVcss.' *
■/,?.? D>:c!crs
the Bf.BosoRi:;; a,;::;:* smksy
AXRCX
o:;io
m
i; * < :«i pa^eng of tin* 't« am t
\ h or,a Pom .Nome to die ol the r <•
:* itau ud at Nome 101 18 years,
le had .* i*a acting as chaiiman ot*
ne eomimUee that looked aler the
ir> *>i other Alaskans who hail di* ».*
it S at tie of the influenza.
A ong >t »ry i. told uy t’aul tii«.
•ham. of Juiuau, on his arrival
Seattle recently of the attempts t«>
ake passengers off the Sophia. In h>
psriu fWiA soul aboard could ha
oen taken off when assistance was
•I fried. One body was picked u;».
iia. <> a colored woman Pom the Vt*
vOn count r.\ that had $80,000 in bilis
.ewed in her garments. Another body
i man’s was picked up and $40.01:'?
vas found on him. One man swam
ifteen miles to Lincoln Island ar ‘
va> picked up dead. He was found in j
.4 fitting posture on the bench with iv>
•ead covci'ed wi h his coat.
o ioi . came to ’he people in charrv
.! the mo?; lulellite property at Sbn
can. vhicii i- helm; developed by tb *
i'rendv.e! Corn pans * * * 1 'se down l
a .[ tin ii u o'lineiit «»! the Shakao
nopefty by the Treadwell^ Oomapnw
\ loop tunnel had been driven and
t .*>t!e ' w the beach to the mi* e
\ as almost <omplet«d. It is though’
hat the woiks were closed down ow
o tin uncertainty of the motel
market.
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?lVNA(iEMENT
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IIIMNIi UOOM IN
C ONNIHTION
SEV/ARDi aiaska.
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The YaMez igloo of Pioneers has
ele ted the following officers for th
ensuing year:
O. I*. Hubbard, president.
James Davis, first vice- president.
Alex Singletary, see. vice-president.
W. Krazer. secretary.
Tho Hunt, chaplain.
J. C. Pieringer, historian.
Adam Swam, treasurer.
A. I. Meals, trustee.
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RESTAURANT
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NOW OPKN POP
ltusim*s
(JKOliOK MANUKl.. Prop.
. .The Moon cafe is open Nights
\\ Arlington street. Boxes for Ladic *
JOB PRINTING
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A. Carlson, trustee.
Oliva Marois, trustee.
Tin.*». Beasley, scrgt-at-arms.
Martin Josephson, veteran prospect
or of Alaska is reported to now be on .
his way to Betties and there will wa*
until spring and then go to the head
quarters of the Anactuvuk river, a .
tributary of the Colville river on th'
Arctic slope. Prospecting is to be don.-.
The Lynn coal mine, Nenana dis-»
trift, is reported to be turning out a
splendid fuel, from the surface crop j
pings.
James Curfman, perhaps better
known as ‘‘Skagway .Tim,” who for
several years lived at Ester, is now lo* '
rated at ITot Springs, in the interior, i
find according to reports is on the pav
st leak.
Masons Temple, Tanana Lodge No.
102. E. & A. M„ has elected the fol
lowing officers:
Worthy Master — Robert Bloom.
Senior Warden — Andrew Norland.
Junior Warden— Cecil H. Clegg.
Treasurer — Guy B. Erwin.
Secretary — Robert Lavery.
The installation of the newly elect- !
ed officers was on the evening of
December 27th, and were private.
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