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\WKKIC VN LEGION NOTICE
Special meeting of Isaac Kvan;
Post No 5 American Legion at £ P. vi.
Tuesday February 1920 in th«* town
hall.
All members are requested to ar
tend.
Visiting comrades w*. Icom*.
.1. O. SHF.RLOCK.
Acting Commander.
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M \SONS NOTICE
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Stated communication Sewn id 1-eU
k,0 Xo.. 219 F. & A. M. Wednesday
night, February 1th. at £ o'clock. Vh ,
members requested to he pre-»*nl. S<*
jouming members welcome .
W. O. PERRY. Secietaiy*.
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PRIM K RUPERT MAKING
CLAIMS FOR NAVAL
PRINCE RUPERT Fob., r - Th.
City Council ha? sent a letter to :he
Minister ot* Marine outlining Prir.
Rupert’s claim to bo made an imperial
naval base. The letter says the port
has l'»g advantages over any oth<n
British Columbia ports, having three ,
h*rb*r entruie*-. i-»nrr>aa t*nnina!
aad a dry dock
SYLVIA’S
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STATIONERY
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OVER TRAIL
FROM NOM:
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I).tn K. Ciowley, met chant of Nome, j
ant] one of the v ell known pioneers oi j
Reward peninsula, arrived ill Seward
in <t night on his way to the states on(
• hiK’ncss trip. Air. Crowley is regis
:< ed at the Hotel Seward.
Mr. Crowley was six weeks coir.
n * out from Nome hy dog team. The
d igs were sick during the trip which
u comited for the long time on the
trail. Mr. Crowley followed the Au
k n rive: to Xeunna then hit the rail
' id. The dog team was left at An
■ • >iage and will V picked up there i
bv Fred Ayers, a passenger north on
th » Alaska. Mr. Ayers is manager of
th » Wild Goose Mining company and
will go to Nome over the trail.
“Business is good at Npme,” gud
M \ C ov ’ey, “and the future is bright.
T) e Siberian trad** has helped out
wi nderfullv and this trade will grow.
The Arctic Brotherhood is the live «,r
gr nization at Nome this winter. The
el* h is m a flourishing condition and
all social activities center around the
A. B.”
Mr. Crowley will be a passenger
out on the steamer Alaska.
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VICTORIA, U. C. Feb., Frank
Moberly. prominent British Columbia
man. and a member of the assembly
from Atlin, died this forenoon of the
influenr*. Mr. Moberly wns fifty year? |
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SIDNEY ANDERSON, VICE PRESIDENT
H. S. BALDERSTON, CASHIER
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