LOCAL
Frank Bailess Visits—
Frank Bailess wa« a visitor in town
xt»r a few days recently. He is rath
er undecided what be will do this
winter. H-e my go prospecting ana
then again, he may make a trip to
his oid home in Wyoming to attend
to seme pressing business matters
Baby Girl Arrives—
Mrs. Woodrow Viov.ierpool gave
birth to a-fine baby giri at the Anch
orage Hospital today, (October 15).
according to word received by the
happy fatter. Mother and baby are
doing fine the wire stated. They ex
pect to return home about the first
of the month.
'lackey’s Return From Flat—
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mackey re
turned recently from Flat with Pilot
Cbcar Win;hell, where Mr. Mackey
has been employed the past .season
vith the ARC They wffl -pend the
winter .in Tak 'na. Mrs. Mackey
states that whiie Fi3t is all right,
she is happy tv be back name one?
more.
Ted Is Proud Papa—
The reason E. R. “Ted” Roberts is
strutting around so gaily these days
is that he recently received word
that gavebirth to a husky seven
pcur.d son at S artle bn August 2S.
The youngster’? name is Harvey.
Ted have been employed this summer
a? re- neer t the Yankee Creek
dredge until closing- down mcern
*y
SIXTEEN YEANS AGO
THIS WEEK
Dr. Charles D. Carter is in Bethel,
ousy at professional work, which will
detain him at that place until Decem
ber. He will then proceed by dog
team to Flat, Ophir, Takotna and Mc
Grath on his way to the Outside.
SEATTLE — “The richest quartz
mmes in the United States are on
CblchagotF" Island,” wrs the declara
nt.-! of Alfred H. Brooks, neaa of the
Alaska Geological Survey, before
paving this morning for Washing
ton
Charles W. Nicolet. of the Forks,
and Miss Enwna Roberta, were quiet
_y imarireii this SK ming, Commis
sioner Green performing- the cere
mony . The couple will make then
home at the Forks, where Mr. Nic
det is preparing- to put op a new
residence.'
Jack Nixon ar J Halfdan Wiig, from
th Nixon min., arrived here this af
ternoon, coming from the Landing in
i ^mall boat. Both gentlemen are on
heir way to the Outside. Mr. Nixon
to visit his parents in New Zealand,
and Mr. Wiig to visit in Norway.
Both expect to- return here
While on the trail from the Forks
to Takotna Sunday. Mike B'anusha
and Robert Hart were overtaken by
darkness and were compelled to si
wash for the night, and while cutting
wood for the night camp, Mr. Hart
seriously cut his foot. Mr. Blanusha,
the next morning, placed Mr. Han
on a horse, just purchased by the
former, and took him to Takotna,
where he received first aid and at
accounts was reported doing -well.
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CBy the Snooper)
Schwftime Here Again—
School started on September sev
enth and although a month has not
yet passed, it seems like a vear gone
by
Wen. Was There Harry?
Hairy Turner didn't, .-.art out with
us. He said it was because he had
to w.-.rlc. But every l:n»e tfco Sno:>per
saw him, he- was driving a truck a
i.iie a minute. You can call that
: if you want, Harry, but I
■ idn’t know you were a professional
a_tj racer. Ha, fca.
Ail, now—here’s a much more rcas
- onable idea, my fran’—was there a
i _> il mixed up in it?
j Pupils Go For Hike—
1 On Wednesday afternoon the school
went for a hike up Boulder Mountain.
I Judging from the ripped pants, stain
. ed shirts, etc., and from the fact
: hat 'most everyone was nearly iate,
a good time was had by alL
We Wonder Too—
On Friday, two weeks ago, Mr.
I Stjffler and Mr. Ellison veffl moost
• hunting. On the third day (the end
! of Mr.. Ellison's leave of absence),
they returned empty-handed. We
1 wondered *Hdw they'd have brought
j the moose in, even if they’d got one.
! Beys'Gb on Rampage—
Evidently things were too quiet for
’ he hoys. They took things into their
wii hands and raised quite a rumpus,
next morning for which they were
privately given a calling dowiu
The girls shake their heads and
wonder what will happen next. So
do I. If nything does, you’ll hear
from me again. If not. Fare thee
well from
Snooper.
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n the matter of the Estate of Bert
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