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j - Gathered From Territwiil
j - Exchanges.
Ketchikan suffered loss by fire of
approximately $85,000 during the
year 1926, according to figures re
cently computed.
B. H. Rhodes, formerly of the Blue
Fox Cafe, of Ketchikan, has taken a
lease for five years on the Gastineau
Cafe, in Juneau.
At the annual banquet of the Ket
chikan lodge of the Improved Order
of Red Men, recently, it was an
nounced that the Ketchikan unit is
the wealthiest, per capita, in Amer
ica.
Dr. J. B. Beeson, former chief sur
geon for the Alaska at Anchorage,
will open offices for the practice of
his profession in Ketchikan
Johnas Qlsort, of .-the* Arctic Bhie
Fox and Fur - Company, of Levet
island, Southeastern Alaska, has
shipped a totni of 384 (pelts this, sea
son. Thi; is believed to be a rccoTd
for Southeastern Alaska for this sea
son.
J Jv-Davis,. formerly of Craig, re
cently entered a plea of guilty before
Judge T. M. Repd, in the District
MEAT CO,
Beef
Reindeer
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Mutton
PICKLED TONGUE
PIGS’ '■J'EE'E
BOLOGNA SAUSAGE
In yarhty
PORK SAUSAGE
HEAD CHEESE
I Court at Juneau, to the indictment
j charging him with embezzlement bj
bailee. He was indicted at Ketchi
kan several months ago for diveitine
to his own use money entrusted 1c
him by Craig residents for deposit ir
Ketchikan banks.
The Alaska Packers. Association’s
annual report, now being distributed,
shows a net profit .of $548,883 from
cannery operations during the 1926
season, as against a deficit of $176,
026 fo rthe season of 1925. The good
showing is attributed to exceptionally
favorable markets. The company re
sumed its extra $2 dividend in addi
tion to the regular $2 quarterly divi
dend, hot hof which were payable on
February 10.
Emma Owen, and Messrs. H. C. Wal
lick and George W. Clyde.
IN HONOR OF MRS. HOWARD
LANGLEY AND FRANK LARSON
Another very enjoyable party at
McGrath on Washington’s Birthday,
the occasion being a double birthday
in honor of Mrs. Howard Langley
and Mr. Frank Larson, both of whom
were in evidence and each wearing a
large smile and greeting their many
friends and acquaintances with a
courteous bow and handshake of wel-.
come. Dancing was the principal
order of the evening. The various
mncioe
q nrvl Qii^or^
repeatedly, and an excellent lunch
was served, which was enlivened by
jokes, repartee and funny sayings.
The dancing numbers were contin
ued until a late hour, after which all
were bade good-bye in the same
courteous manner as they were, re
ceived.
Returning yesterday from McGrath
after attendance at the . Washington
Birthday party were Arthur L’heu
and Mrs. Wm. Phillips;. Dave Mutch
ler, with Miss Rose Oates; Robert
Shiveley, with Miss Bessie Boyd and
Miss Emma Owens,, and Messrs. H.
C. Wallick and G. W. Clyde.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Demientieff and
two children, and <Misfc. Elizabeth
Egsak were today arrivals from
Ganes for a town visit of a few days.
Harry Panther was among recent
arrivals, returning almost immedi
ately to Flat.
Takotna Igleof of
Pioneers* No.14
Regular Meeting r
Wednesday, Mar. 2]
At 8:30 P. M.
KENNEDY BROTHERS
P. O. Box, 1698, Ancborage, Alaska ■
Eiderdown Robes
WE are Agents for Wood’s Canadian Eiderdown Robes. None better.
Wa have them in all sizes, the largest being 90x90, the next . being
78*90,'and' 72x84, and smaller if desred.
Complete Line of Gents’Tumishings,
Rough and Dressed Lum
ber of All Kinds
INNOKO LUMBER CfL
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r..- Dr.,L. W. Fromm, well, known
dentists and brother, C. F. Fromm,
expect, to Itave for McGrath shortly.
After, a short visit at McGroth, Dr.
j-Fromm states that they will return
here for a few days, following which
Ophir will be visited, and then ..the
trip over the trail to Ruby will be
made. I -1 owing, the Ruby vi&it, Dr,
From . .. es that he will return, to.
either iakotna or Ophir
Victor Hill returned here Monday
from a brief visit at McGrath, eaving
Tuesday for Ophir. Mr. .Hill states;
that Mrs. Hill, after a visit of some
months on the Outside, left Seattle
last Satur<}av, headed homewards. '
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Tom Shallow returned a few days
ago, fhom a short visit at .McGrath, i
Coming up with Mr. Shallow was'
Jimmie McGinnis, for a visit of in-i
definite duration. . -
Charlie Konietzko, after a several
days’ town visit, left' for Ganes a
couple, of days ago,
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Charles Nicolet, after trips to
Candle, McGrath- and Ophir, is again,
at home.
Robert Lowrie returned Saturday
from a trip to Ganes.
Alex. Giasson, from Ganes, is
among recent arrivals.
■ Freighter. Billy iJones, left Satur
day for Little creek.
| TABLE OF DISTANCES BE
TWEEN '5EN ANA' AND FLAT
Miles
Nenana to Tavern . 17
Tavern to Knight’s . 24
Knight’s to 19 Roadhouse . 19
19 Roadhouse ta Riffle Pole'Road
house .. 8
Riffle Pole Roadhouse to. Diamond, 11
Diamond.' Roadhouse to Roosevelt,. IS
Rooseveb to Lake Minchumina_25
Lake, Minchumina to Lone Star
Roadhouse .. 34
Lone Star to Telida...„ 18
Telida to Tent Roadhouse .. 10
Tent‘Roadhouse to Slow Fork 5
Slow Fork to East Fork . 22
East Fork to Nicoli . 10
Nicoli to Big^Riiver ...:. 21 :
Big River Roadhouse to McGrath.... 25
McGrath tb Tokotaa. .x.... 18
From Nerianir>to Tokotha'. 281
Tokotna to Bill Goss1 Roadhouses... T2 .
Bill Goss’ Roadhouse to Ophir 10 f
Ophir to Jerry’s Roadhouse . 33
Jerry’s to Schermeyer’s Roadhouse 27
Schermeyer’s to Iditarod .. lfi
Iditarod to Flait . 3
From Nenanato Flat .387
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, Takotna
JUST tRRIVED :
Eresh Fruits.
Gandies .
Cigars
Tobaccos ■
! Cigarets
Jack Mulchler
Proprietor
Front Street, Tokotna
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I Mrs. Fred Dubois - Prop., i:
British farmera have found that
the arilk output may.be increased by
the mm of artificial light, The Herald
says. It 'also has a marked effect
» upon the crop of wild oats.—ELTasa
Herald.
Are you a Kusko Times ■ubscrflSecT' ’
Why not?
Larson Roadhouse
Takotna’s Up-to-Date Hostelry.
Ntew Dog Houses
Vi
IvarChil strom
Manager
Roadhouse.
Where Trails and Rivers Meet. .
You Are Cordially Welcomed
and Heartily Greeted.
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W. F. Scott
Proprietor
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Northern Commercial
Company
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We are overstocked on the follow-*
iiig goods and will sell same at
mduced" prices until sold.
Germea Breakfast Food, ‘ 5 pkgs. for $1.00
$4.50 per case;
; Tapioca, 10-lb. sacks, 75c.
Tapioca, 1-lb. pkgs:,, 6 for $1.00.
Sago, 14bi pkgs., 6 for $1.00.
Whole Green Peas, lOdb. sacks 75c..
Pearl Barley, l(Mb. sacks 75c.
Clam Bouillon, ,4 bottles 25c.
^ Fluid Bouillon,1 4 bottles 25c„
Tima Fish4, 5 cans $1.00.
Lobsters, -5 cans $1.00.
Blueberries^ gallons, 50c.
Rhubarb,; gallons, 50c.
RanierMalt Syrup,' 24 2*1-2s, $8L00 per case
3>cans for $1.25.
Loganberry Juice Phez, qts., 3 for $1.25.
Lucky Strike Tobacco, $2.00 per dozen..
Tuxedfr Tobacco* $2.00 per dozen.
Westover.Tobacco* $4.00 for 14-plug, caddy.
Miners* -Picks,, 5-and 6 inch, $F eaehfc
$9.5(1 per dozen. .
Flume Hose, 12-inch, 40c per foot
Flume Hose, 14-inch, 50cper foot.
ALL’ROODS GUARANTEED SALE NOW OR
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