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his home after a few days treat
ment in the Seward General Hos
pital.
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Dr. L. J. Seeley, junior member
of the Dental Clenic in Anchor
age, is at the Railroad Base hos
pital undergoing medical treat
ment for a severe case of pleurisy.
He is reported to have improved
considerable in the past few days
and expects to be at his chair
wihtin the next two weeks.
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“Bobby” Knapp, the popu’ar
high school student and basket
ball star, has returned to Anchor
age from Fairbanks, and will take
up again his studies in the school
The trip was made from the In
terior city with Frank Dorbandt,
flying for the Pacific Internation
al Aiways of Alaska.
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Dave Strandberg. Anchorage
placer miner who has been oper
ating his ground in the Flat dis- j
trict this season, has ceased op
erations for this year and will
shortly return to town. The boys,
Ted and Bill Odin, who have been
assisting him, have returned and
will resume their studies, in An
chorage and at the college. They
report a very good fall season but
due to a shortage of water in the
summer months, work was some
what delayed.
4:- * * *
Harold Strandberg, who has
been in charge of the mill at the
Hirshey Mine in the Hope district,
returned to Anchorage and re
ports a fair season.
Charles Mathewson, the “Co
lumbus” of Turnagain Arm, who
plys his skiff between Hope and
Rainbow, made a trip to Anchor
age on business This is about
the fifth time this summer and
fall that Charles has made this.
journey.
* * *
H. L. Reed, manager of the Arc-;
tic Piggly Wiggly Stores in Alaska,
returned from Fairbanks via the!
Alaska Airways plane piloted by
Bob Ellis. He reports business
good in the Interior city.
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On Wednesday evening, at ex
actly 7 p. m., the lights all over
Anchorage were extinguished for
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the brief period of 30 seconds, in
honor of the world’s greatest in
ventor and friend of mankind,
Thomas A. Edison, who passed
from this earthly realm into the
promised land
The Pacific International Air
ways of Alaska, is planning on es
tablishing a base at Nenana,
where the mail carrier will be
placed- It is reported that Alon- j
zo Cope, popular Alaskan aviator, j
will have charge and do all the j
work out of there. “Lon” has a!
license only to carry freight, this:
will probably give him sufficient!
hours to be a full-fledged pilot.
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The plane of Brother Feltes is j
frozen in at Lake Spenard, but it j
will be an easy matter to extri-1
cate the pontoons from the ice I
and put on the landing gear that!
Art Woodley brought in for the
interior- Brother Feltes expects
to depart from Anchorage as soon
after the funeral of the late Fath
er Woodley as the weather condi
tions will permit.
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The Anchorage public is enjoy
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Spenard.
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Capt. Pete Sather, of the MS
RoJph III, of the Nuka Bay Trans
portation Company, left this morn
ing at 4 o’clock for Nuka Bay car
rying as passengers Henry Larsen,
Ole Sandbeck and Alfred Rosness.
Twenty-nine tele graph poles
■were the cause of a break in tele
graph communication between
Anchorage and Fairbanks recent
ly, reports the Fairbanks News
Miner. The poles were down south
of the Broad Pass region. The
cause of the demolishing of the
poles is unknown.
Ole Jostal went South on the SS
| Alameda enroute to his home in
Ketchikan. He had been confined
in the Seward Hospital for some
time and leaves much improved.’ \
Capt. Pete Sather, of the Nuka
Bay Transportation Company an
nounces that he will inaugurate a
new schedule for the winter months
leaving Seward or; the 20th of each
month on trips to the Nuka Bay
mining camp.
Now is the time to look over old
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