1PHIRITES ENJOYED THEM
SELVES TO THE FULLEST
WITH 2 N1GHTS OF DANCING
Special- Correspondence.
OPHIR, March 21.—Just a line to
give you our doings, here at last Sat
urday and Sunday night’s dance,
which was given by the Ophir people
on the 19th 'of March in the big and;
roomy Pioneer Hall here.
Vv e’ had :a large crowd, and people
from all over, even from Flat and
Iditarod, were with us.
Among the many ladies from the
near and far creeks were: Mrs.
Frank Joaquin, with young Miss
Greta Joaquin, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Bert Demientieff with their family.
Miss Elizabeth Egsak, Mrs. Victor
Tlili, Mrs. John Rieck,' the Misses
Elsie, Helen and Clara Rieck. Mrs. Ski
Paulson, Mrs. WW. H. Jones.
A ittle after 9 o’clock, when Pro
fessor Harry Nicholson, of Spruce
creek, started us off with, a nice and
dreamy waltz, and we kept it up
until 6 a. tn., stopping only long
enough to partake of .ther excellent
Tunic h wrich was oeing- ■served in the
very popular Paulson Roadhouse.
Everyone hath a .most wonderful
time, for thew .alif excepting two of
the visiting ladies who had to leave
on <8unday .morning, turned up again
the next night* and we danced until
just 2, a. m; •
I rofessor Nichoson is to be com- *
mended for hia.spendid selections of
music, and-Miv Sam Hounamfor his
palatable concoction of the* punch
'it'll 11 ——- "■ 111L 1 ■ 1 " ■
bowl, which on this occasion was the
real fountain of youth.
Harry Steen, well known dredge
man, was a late Saturday arrival,, de
partng Sunday for Ophir; on his way
to Flat. Mr. Steen, during,his winter
vacation, spent* some time on the
coast, and then paid*a«-.visit to his fir
mer home at Minneapolis, making a
stay of several weeks with-' relatives
and friends.
Alex Mathieson, well known -dredge
operator, was a late Saturday arrival,
departing Sunday- for Ophir, on his
way to Flat.. Mr. Mathieson during
the past three months has been on-a
vist to the. Outside^ most of bis tint
being spent ou the' coast. -
Peter Carlson, after a stay of sev
eral weeks at Fairbanks, was <* late
Saturday arrival, coming from the In
terior point with Charlie Goebel. Mr.
Carlson left Sunday for Ophir. ■
' Among Thursday arrivals were
Waiter Sakow and Carl Carlson, from
a trip to Fairbanks, both of whom
continued to Ophir on the same day,
on their way to Flat.
Mike Blanusha, with -Mss Mayme
Wrotcn as a passenger* was a last
Saturday arrival, departing Sunday
for Ophir, on their way to Flat. .
Mrs. Frank Joaquin and daughter
Greta were- Thursday departures for
McGrath, going, down with Deputy
Marshal Peter McMullen.
Ball
SPRING FAREjrEWf'
Larson House
Saturday Night
April 9th
Best Of Music A Good Tim Assured
KENNEDY BROTHERS
t P. O. BOr.1698,, Anchorage, Alaska
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Wo.hare thorn m all sizes, the largest being 90x90, the, next „being’
78x90, and 72x34, and smaller if deseed.
Cbmplete line of Gents’ Furnishings
Mrs. Nellie Bates and Williai
i Duffy, ..after a stay, of several week
’ at Fairbanks, arrived here(Thursdaj
and left Friday for Ophir. on thei
way to Flat.
| Carl Lottsfeldt, district superir
. tendent of A. R. C. affairs,, returns
■ yesterday from a trip extending t
Holy Cross, Iditarod. and the Kuska
kwim section.
Bill Straight, after, a stay here o
several days, left, Wednesday fo
Flat, in company with Charlie Konig
Charles Uotla was among Satur
day arrivals from Ner.ana, departinj
Sunday on his way to Flat.
Ed Stephenson, after a day’s visj
here, returned to his home at Me
Urath on Sunday. .
Judge Cecil H. Clegg js reported ti
have left Bethel on March 19, on hi;
return trip to Fairbanks.
Henry Martclla, Gars Indegard ant
Claude Nyberg left Saturday fo
Yankee creek.
Dan Nicholson, Little irreck, s a re
cent arrival for a brief town visit,
MUTCHLER
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NEAT GO.
Pork Beef
Reindeer
Mutton
PICKLED TONGUES
PIGS’ FEET ‘
BOLOGNA SAUSAGE 1
In Variety >
PORK SAUSAGE r
HEAD CHEESE^/.
Takotna
Pool Hall
< JUST ARRIVED :
! Fresh Fruits •
Candies.
Cigars
Tobaccos'
Cigarets
Jack Mutchler
Proprietor -
{Laundry
Vraot Street, Tokotna
| MrtHFiW Dubois - Prop*, j
a! Del Thompson, after a visit of sev
s * ei-al waaks at Fairbanks, returned
’,' here Monday, and left the following
r day for Ophir.
Emperor Tiberius of Italy liked cu- •
cumbers so well that he had them
grown under glass for him all the
yesr around.
Larson Roadhouse
Takotna’s Up-toeflMe. Hostelryy
New, Dog Houses
t't
I Ivar Chilstrom
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Manager;
.fit
McGrath Roadhouse
Where Trails and Rivers Meet. .
You. Are Cordially Welcomed ]
and Heartily Greeted..
Tom Sakhoff.
Proprietor
Northern Commercial
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Company
TAKOTNA
TWO STORES
MCGRATH
We are overstocked ore the, follow*
f in& goods and will selfsame at
reduced priees until'sold. .
Germea Breakfast.Food, 5 pkgs^.far $L00
$4.50 per case.
Tapioca,-10-lb. sacks,. 75& .
Tapioca, I4bi pkgs., 6 for $1.00. .
Sago, ldb.tpkgs., 6 for $£00,
Whole Green.Peas, 10-lb. sacks 75c-.
Pearl Barley, 10-lb. sacks 75c*
Clam Bouillon, 4 bottles 25c..
Fluid Bouillon, 4 bottles 25c.,.
Tuna>FTsh, 5 cans $1.00.;
Lobsters, 5 cans $1.00.
Blueberries, gallons, 50c. .
Rhubarb, .gallons, 50t.
Ranier Malt Syrup, 24 2 l-2s, $8.00 percase
3 cans for $1,25.
Loganberry Juice Phez, qts., 3 for $f.25..
Lucky Strike Tobacco, $2.00 per dozen.
Tuxedo' Tobacco, $2.00 per dozenu.
Westover Tobacco, $4.00 for 12rplug‘pad&y.
Miners’ Picks, 5 and 6 lbs., $1; eadtti.
$9.50 per dozens.
Flume Hose, 12-ihch, . 40e pep foot.
Flume Hose, 14-inch, 50c per fdvt. .
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED
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