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In The News
Fairbanks Daily News-Miner and
Tanana Tribune
Fairbanks, Alaska
Monday, September 2, 1912
Tenth Year--Number 166
Whole Number 1313
ARRIVALS AT HOTELS
THIRD AVENUE HOTEL.
H. Penurger, F. D. Estes, Wm. Schurmer, P. Anderson, Mike Romouf, John Lyng, O.
J. Nicholson, Jas. O'Day, Thos. Clark, N. J. Sousa, O. H. Bernard, A. Nolte, Val
J. Cassimer.
NORDALE HOTEL.
A. Ross, C. C. Anderson, Geo. Nightingale, Mr. and Mrs. John Bigelow, E. R.
Walker, Henry Cook, E. T. Bradbury, E. D. Rowden, O. G. Hallock, Mrs. Martin,
Jno. Anderson, Pete Lanky, E. Z. Cole, C. D. Murane, A. K. Horner, F. C.
Wiseman, Daniel Finley.
PIONEER.
H. H. Hoover, Roy Patton, Fairbanks creek; Joe Wood, city; J. R. Johnson, Ester;
Emil Hultgren, H. C. Guinn, Gabe Bendetti, Fred Miller, Dutch Blanchfield, Paddy
McLaughlin, Darby Graham, H. A. Shook, Amos Sanberg.
FAIR VIEW.
Bob Staples, L. McIntosh, O. Simonson, E. A. Williams, Thos. Gillis, C.
Clements, A. Raynor, H. P. Karsten, Wm. Raap, Chas. Weaver, G. Gettier, W. B.
Vanderlip.
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PERSONAL MENTION
Danny Green, the restaurant man, has moved from Chatanika to Olnes.
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Miss Grace Fisher and Miss Johnson, of Chatanika, have been visiting friends at
Olnes for the past day or two.
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Mrs. Lois Wallsteed, of Olnes, is in Fairbanks today on business.
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Mrs. W. H. Thorn, wife of the government surveyor, is in the city preparatory to
going Outside on Tuesday's boat. Mr. Thorn will go out over the trail after his
season's work is completed here.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hagan are back from their trip Outside. They paused on the way
to look over the Ruby camp.
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H. M. Henning is up from Hot Springs.
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J. N. Sousa expects to leave tomorrow for Ruby.
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Miss M. V. Holgate is up from the Nenana River mission.
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Marks, Shafer and Samson, who have been operating all season on No. 9 bench of
Goldstream, are planning on starting a new shaft in a few days.
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Walter Raggett of the Little Eldorado Mining company, will get away on the next
boat for England, which he has not visited in 22 years.
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Mrs. David Fairburn entertained at dinner last evening at the Fairburn residence
on Seventh avenue.
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Fred Bleecker now is working two shifts on his open cut on 5 below Goldstream,
as he wishes to get as much dirt as he can through the boxes before the frost
tightens up the flow of water.
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Alois Friedrich and Gust. Leondecker are busy timbering their shaft on the Iron
Mask, at the head of Fairbanks creek.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
Tanana Reaches Chena With List of Yukon River Passengers.
SHE LEAVES TOMORROW.
Number of Local Persons Are Going Outside to Spend the Winter.
With passengers from Dawson and river points the Tanana reached Chena this
morning when the passengers were transferred to the Tanana Valley train.
Following is the list:
From Dawson--E. W. Hartman, F. E. Bond, H. Daniels.
From Bettles--Mrs. Capt. Haynes.
From Tanana--S. S. Silvermarhorn, A. Vlier, A. L. Myers, Henry Myers, R. H.
Gilliland, E. E. Durgin, G. D. Coleman.
From Holy Cross--M. Friedman.
From Dikeman--Mrs. J. Johnson.
From Ruby--H. Bloom, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hagan.
From Hot Springs--H. M. Henning, Mrs. A. Byron, T. A. Uttigard, D. C. Seair,
Henry Gregson.
From Nenana--Miss M. V. Holgate, R. G. Tatum, C. E. Betticher, F. J. Date.
Passengers for the Outside, by both up-river and lower-river routes will take
the train from Fairbanks at 10:30 tomorrow morning. They will board the boat at
Chena. Those who have made reservations are:
To Ruby--J. N. Sousa, Mrs. Doty.
To Seattle--Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McLean, Mrs. John D. Shaw, Mrs. Chas. Spalding,
Mr. and Mrs. O. Waechter and child, Mrs. Roy Hall, Mabel Stone, Ella White,
Jessie Kelley, Mrs. Keyes and children, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Noyes and child, Mrs.
Frank Johnson, Miss Johnson, Miss Sutherland, Mrs. Helen Lots, Mrs. Flora
Hustand and infant.
For Tanana--J. R. Chambers.
For Tolovana--Mrs. Vachon.
For Beaver--M. Hyland.
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TOM M'GOWAN HAS GONE TO DAWSON.
Tom McGowan, attorney for the Northern Commercial Company, who has been down
river on business of the company, left Tanana Saturday morning on the St.
Michael, en route to Dawson. He will return to Fairbanks before the freeze-up.
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