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ShniR.NS.FBOM BETHEL TRIP
Mutt Vaughn, well known A. R. C.
toifetnan. was among^ Thursday!* nc
r.Jals, returning here from a trip to
Bethel, during which- he made inspee
tidn of road and trail matters en
•onte.v Mr, Vaughn left Flat.early in.
November, going by way of Holy
Oiioss and the I’imute-Kalshak port
ig<e to Bethel. Returning, he came
‘ram Bethel t.o Ohagamute, thence, to
\kiak. thence via Crooked Creek to
BtitheJ.
Returning from Bethel, Mr. Vaughn
tripoded the winter trail and staked
ht- lakes between Pimute and Kal
shnk The river was staked with
wNlows all the way from Bethel to
the mouth, of Crooked, .the stakes
being set about 200 feet apart. The
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route is that ordinarily used by mail
carriers and travelers generally, for
whom it will be. a great convenience.
A new shelter cabin, a frame build
ing, was built halt way between Pi
mute and Kalshak. . The Road Com
mission also put in. a new shelter
cabin on the Kuskokwim. 18 miles up
from Tuliksak.
LETTER TELLS OF OLDTUVtERS
Mrs. George Mutchler, well known
oldtimer and former McGrathite,
writing from Fairhanks to a Takotna
friend, states that the Eighteen-Mile
Roadhouse, now operated by Mr. and
Mrs. Mutchler, was the scene a few
days previous of a .sumptuous dinner
for a. hunch of oldtimers from this
section, among whom w ere Lars. Inde,-|
gurd, Arthur L'heureux, A1 Colwell,
Halfduu, Wiig, Carl Lottsfeldt. Milton
Rice, Tony Gularte, Mr. Gulai to, and
Miss Jean Danielsii
Mrs. M.utchler, continuing, aays:
; says: “Jack Mutchler is getting!
along nicely, after his accident. He,
is ahle to. walk with, a pane now*.hei
wrote, and told me that it. wouldn’t
be .long now until he would be able to
dance. Dave just got back to, Seattle,
from St. Paul, where he went to visit
his hoy* Jack and Dave are going to,
make a trip to California by auto.
Jack has a swell ne.w auto, so intends
to try to enjoy it now, I guess, after i
being laid up so long,,”.
Donald LaChance,.of Willow creek,
in the Flat section, a well .known old- ]
timer, 'was a Thursday arrival, travel
ing from Flat with. Matt Vaughn. Mr.'
LaChance left Friday, headed fa?
Fairbanks, where he will make, a i
short stay, and from which place he
may possibly continue on his way to
the Outside.
Ant pony Sweeney, former fellow
townsman, is putting in the winter at,;
Glasgow,, Scotland^ according, to a let
ter recently received by Bert Good-, ;
paster. .
Dick: Stevenses returned Sunday,
; from a trip to McGrath., departing! o«,j
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McGRATH, Jan. 24.—Mrs. Wasilla,
I widow of Wasillar who drowned about
! a year ago up the Nixon, died at Big.
. River a few days ago. j
Dan McRae, well known oldtimer,
is down from Big river.
Joe Wills, from the Sheep Creek j
■district, is a recent arrival. i
Jack Stewart, another well known
oldtimer, is among recent arrivals.
Ciint Winan, after a couple of days
in town, left Tuesday for his. head-,
quarters up the East Fork.
Bert Demientieff,: from the Soda
Springs section, was. a Tuesday ar
rival.
Jesse Baugh was a Monday arrival,
; returning to Ophir :on Thursday.
In the District Court- for -the Terri-t
tory- of Alaska, Fourth Division.
Hans S. Hanson, plaintiff, vs. Dan
Nicholson and Mrs** William ,M
Graves* defendants- No. 3058
Alias Summons.
The President of the - tlPited ' States]
of America, to the above-named de-j
fendant Mrs* William : M. Graves,!
greeting:
You are hereby notified*-to appear!
in the District-Court for the Territory'
of Alaska,,, Fourth ; Division, within I
thirty days after the last publication!
of this Summons, to>-wit> /svitfun thirty
days after February 2, 1929, and an-j
swer the complaint of the plaintiff in!
this action, on-file in tire above en-i
titled Court.
That in said action the plaiptiff de
mands judgment against you in the
sum of $844.00 and interest thereon
at the. rate of 8 per cent per annum
from August 17, 1927, and the further j
sunt .of $2<k00 for preparing -and re
cording Notice of Laborer’s liens; also1
for $300.00;. attorneys’ fees and the!
costs and disbursements of this ac- i
tion. And that the said laborer's liens i
be foreclosed in the manner provided!
by law and that- your rights and in- \
terests in the Bonanza Group on Lit-j
tie Creek, in the Innoko Precinct, ’
Fourth Division of Alaska, be sold to
satisfy the said judgment, ,-costs and
attorneys-’ fees.
And in the event you fail to- so *pr
pear and answer the said complaint, j
the plaintic will take judgment
against you for want thereof and will!
apply to the Court for the relief de
manded in said complaint as afore
said. I
This Summons was- ordered served |
by publication thereof by order of the;
above Court dated November 8th, |
1928.
Witness the1 Honorable Cetil ' H;1
Clegg, Judge of said Court, and the!
. Seal thereof hereunto affixed on this
14th day of November, 1928.
ROBERT W. TAdTLOR,
! < Seal) Clerk,
By Ed Tonseth,
Deputy Clerk, j
First publication Dec. 22; last pub
lication Feb. 2,' 1929 .
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF j
FINAL ACCOUNT.
Notice is hereby given- that- the un
dersigned has filed his final account
as administrator of the estate of
Harry Madison, deceased, and ’ the!
Probate Court for Insoko Precinct has >
fixed the hour of 2 o’clock p.-m. of'
Monday, February 18, 1929, at hisj
Court Room in the Commissioner’s
Office, Ophir, Alaska* as the time and!
place for hearing same.
All' persons having objections:
thereto should file them at that said!
time. MAX SIMEL,
Administrator, i
„ Dated at Ophir, Alaska, this 17th1
uay of December, 1928.
First pub. Jan. 5; last, Feb. 2, 1929
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Notary Public j
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Duftand’s j
Caffe and ;
Hotel !
Fht City ;
John Griffin, after a couple of days
in town, returned WedflSday to his
home on Ganek.
Henry Martella and Rasmus Mat
son were among yesterday’s arrivals
for a short stay in town.
Nels Vibe, Little creek, was tunong
today’s visitors.
Diamond?
Dick
Roadhouse
Takotna, Alaska
Dick Rhodes (Diamond Dick)
may now be found In his new
quarters
Former McLean.'Roadhouse,
where he will" be pleased to,
meet ail' old friends' and1 to
get acquainted with new-ones
Good Doi; Kennels
IrtiConreation
| Eric Hard was a Monday arrival
from McGrath, to which place he also .
again departed the same afternoon.
Most of the plungers seem to thik
Wall is a one-way street.—New York
Evening Post.
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Why not?.
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