LEGAL ill
V S I AMD OFFICE, ANCHOR- j
AGE, ALASKA. OCTOBER 6,
1930.
Notice is hereby given that An- I
tone Y. Larsen, entryman has sub- I
mitted proof on his homestead en- j
t rv, serial 06823, together with his i
v. itnesses, Marten L. Larsen of I
Afognak. and Ole E. Olsen of Ko- !
c ak. Alaska, for a tract of land \
s mate on the west half of small |
i land off the north coast of Ko- j
diak, embraced in U. S. Survey No j
1672. from which corner No, 1 M j
c U. S. L. M. No. 1672 bears S. |
17n 07’ E. 15.80 chains, containing j
203.60 acres, latitude 57° 52’ 50” N.
longitude 152° 39’ W. and it is now j
in the files of the U. S. Land Of- I
fice. Anchorage. Alaska, and if no j
EOYER STURTS TROT
OF
Talking about newspaper plants
in Alaska there was quite a
kick in talking to "Chauncey"
protest is filed in the U. S. Land
Office, within the period of pub
lication or thirty days thereafter,
said final proof will be accepted
and final certificate issued.
J Lindley Gr^en
Register
Date First Publication Nov. 15 ]
1930. Date Last Publication Jan,
10, 1930.
w—Nov. 15, 22,29, Dec. 5, 13. 20,
27, 1930, Jan. 3, 10,1930.
Boyer, deputy United States Mar
shall at Kodiak, who went back
to his headquarters on the SS
Starr after the court session in
Anchorage.
Boyer took the plant of the
o’d Tanana Publishing Company
into Fairbanks in 1906. He had
been associated with W. F.
“Wrong-font” Thompson in Daw
son, who was one of the most
brilliant newspapermen that ever
hit the North. Part of the lay
out came down from Dawson and
part around from the Outside
by way of Nome. There was a
News published in Fairbanks in
the boom days and also a Miner.
Now it is the News-Miner and
some of the original equipment
is still doing good work.
“Wrong-font” Thonmpson, as
he was known to members of the
Fourth Estate, because only
newspapermen" could understand
what that means and why, was
the best man at Fairbanks when
Boyer was married. Not to be
outdone in courtesy, Boyer was
best man for Thompson when
he was married.
And that brought up reminis
cense about the time George Ar
buckle dragged up his little plant
from the Iditarod in the spring
of 1910. He had a Washington
hand press, or “strong arm” and
had a serial number something
like “53.” On inquiry to the
makers they said they had no
records going back that far. That
press had been in Canada and
some camps in Alaska. Both
Thompson and Arbuckle have
been gathered to their final re
wards but their works endure.
Major J. F A. Strong of the
Nome Nugget and afterwards
governor of the Territory, brot
a small plant into the Iditarod j
the year of the boom and pub- ,
Iished the Iditarod Nugget. The j
final disposition of this plant'
r,nd the one Arbuckle had is not
known to the writer. It would
be interesting if the oldtimers j
of Alaska would write the his- j
torv of their equipment, provid-1
ing they are two jumps ahead of \
their creditors.
New line of chiidien’s books
t the ■ Alaska Shop.
B ar ’h- v -,v< «a Thousand
or ilia Sun
laska .-Shop;
a civ
COULDN’T GET ACTION
The Nome Nugget, writing early
in November said that cheechakos 1
were not satisfied because the Ber
ing Sea had not frozen over so
they could take pictures and wide
their friends Outside about “suf-'
fering the hardships of Alaska.”'
The ground was bare of snow but
The best yet! Horltick’s Dan-1
| ish *ec Cream, “a cream and
egg” recipe from Denmark. Del
ivered anytime. Candy Cottage. 1
I some of the lakes near the town
were furnishing excellent skating.
"Nome is not half as bad as many
places in the States, this time of
year,” says Editor Maynard," and
we have no snow pictures to send”.
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Place your order now with the
Frye-Bruhn Meat Market for
1 your Christmas and New Year’s
wants. They bought us out early
for Thanksgiving; not a bird was
left. Yours for honest weight and
cleanliness.
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