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KEMP & CO.,
Iditarod’s Leading Dry Goods House
Informal Opening,
Mon., Sept. 12,1910,
In Our New Room
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New Goods Just Received
Second Ave., Between Willow and Richmond
EXPECTED
In a few days,
Fur Coats, Hats
and Slippers
MRS. F. A. STEVENS,
Telephone 33 Front Street
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Elmer Follmet, of Flat creek, an old
resident of Chena, was a visitor in the
city last Tuesday.
When Outfitting
For the Winter
DON'T
FORGET
H. Boas
Carrie* a
Full Line of
Heavy
Underwear,
SOCKS, MITTS,
Mackinaw
Clothing...
Footwear...
Willow Street,
IDITAROD
Rubber Flaxine Roofing Paper guar
anteed for 10 years at Anderson Bros.
I At Nerland.
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| Take some Yukon
Souvenir Books and
Iditarod, Dawson, Fair- j
banks and Nome Post
Cards with you. They
are beauties.
SEE THEM AT
LANDAHLS
IDITAROD
Stampeders
Will find everything they require
from a Pair of Moccasins to a Fur Robe
—at—
Friedman’s Big Store
on Front St., Iditarod
Just Arrived
Furniture
CARPETS, RUGS, MATTING,
OIL CLOTHS, BLANKETS, ETC.
Shotguns and Shells,
Harness, Saddles, Horse Blankets,
Cole’s Air-Tight Heaters
Cook Stores and Ranges, Crockery, Bar Glassware,
Pool Tables, Cash Registers
JOS. H. SMITH,
Phone 6, Second and Willow Streets, Iditarod City
I Miners & Merchants Bank
IDITAROD, ALASKA
Capita!, $100,000.00
General Banking Business Transacted Gold Dust Bought and Assayed
Drafts Issued on Any Part of the World
SEATTLE CORRESPONDENT: SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK
OFFICERS:
T. J. Nestor. President,
Chas. Iioss, A ce President
E. C Ihindberg, Manager
John Holmes, Cashier and Assayer
Flume Hose
PRICE LIST
10 in. 12 oz. Hose, 17c foot
10 “ 16 " “ 20c “
12 " 10 “ “ 17c “
12 “ 16 “ “ 23c “
14 “ 16 “ “ 30c “
16 “ 16 11 “ 35c “
CANVAS
OF ALL KINDS,
Bunks, Tarpaulins
Johnson Mattress & Hose Co.
Willow St., Between First and Second Avenues.
ROOSEVELT CLASHES
WITH J. S. SHERMAN
Late last month Utica, N. Y.,
was the battlefield in the war be
tween Col. Roosevelt and Vice
President Sherman. The expresi
dent was fully determined to elim
inate the vice-president from poli
tics. The vice-president was
equally determined to hold his
ground. The issue was clear cut.
Col. Roosevelt is bitter because
the vice-president has aligned him
self in the politics of the Empire
state with Woodruff, Burns and
Ward, the old guard leaders, who
prevented the selection of Roosevelt
as chairman of the Saratoga con
vention.
Vice-President Sherman is angry
because Col. Roosevelt in a late
speech before the Oneida county
grangers recommended strongly the
renomination ofSenator Davenport,
who is an ardent supporter of Gov.
Hughes, but whom Sherman is
opposing.
A lean-to addition has been con
structed on the east aide of the court
house building which will be occupied
by Judge J. C. Moody as law offices.
Cook and heating stoves—Siekinger’s
EMPIRE COMMERCIAL COMPANY
r-WHOLESALE->
—Wines, Liquors, Cigars—1
ROSS & NESTOR,
Lumber and Building Materials
Bank Bldg. Iditarod
Frank Miller, of the Miner’s Horae
saloon, an energetic member of the
board of town trustees, left on the
Martha Clow last Tuesday morning on
a business trip to Fairbanks. Mr. Mil
ler will return before the close of navi
gation.
J. L. SALE\
Leading Jeweler
of the North,
NOW HAS A STORE AT
Iditarod Chy
Until our new store
is completed on Rich
mond street, we will
be open for business
In Landahl’s Empo
rium, oerner First a vem
nue and Richmond st.
. The marry ‘‘ha ha" of Cy Noble, the
veteran freighter of the Rampart-Hot
Springs district, who has been logging
on the upper Iditarod river during the
past two months, was heard on our
streets last Sunday. Mr. Noble con
templates spending the coming winter
in tne yicinity of “those dear Hot
Springs (Alaska).”
A. J. Weiss, the well-known tobac
conist of Fairbanks, arrived in the city
list Sunday, and after a tour of the
creeks has decided to remain hidefin
itely.
Chris Anthonsen is a late arrival in
the city from Fairbanks, and has suc
ceeded W. B. Clifton as Iditarod man
ager for John L. Sale's jewelry store.
Mr. Anthonsen is one of the pioneers
in his line of business in the North
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton will winter on the
Outside.
B. W. Stickney, an old resident of
the Rampart country, is a late arrival
in the Iditarod, and during the past
week has been “sizing up" the district
with the intention of remaining per
manently.
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C. J. Hurley, Presideni J. P. Gleason, Vice President 1. Bruiting, Cashie:
American Bank nf Alaska
Corner First Are. and Richmond St., Iditarod
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CAPITAL $50,000.00, FULLY PAID IN CASH
6eneral Banking Business Transacted Upon Liberal, But Conservative Lines
GOLD DUST PURCHASED UPON ASSAY VALUE
And we guarantee our assays against any of the gorernment assay offices.
Clippings from your gold furnished you for th^ purpose
of obtaining check assays if desired.
We solicit your business, and assure you of our courteous, prompt and
careful attention combined with fair treatment, whether
your account may be large or small.
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Moose Cafe
75c Regular Dinner
Short Orders 75c.,«»,
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WILLOW STREET, IDITAROD
JIMMY NEASHI, Proprietor.
FIRST-CLASS SERVICE I
A. O. Lamon, one of the first miners
to stake on Flat creek and secure part
of its good ground, has arranged his ■
business affairs so that he will spend j
the winter with relatives in Washing-!
ton state. Mr. Lamon has for years
beeu one of interior Alaska’s most en
ergetic prospectors, and very few stam
pedes have taken place during that j
time that Ole failed to take in. |
Robt. Simpson
JEWELER
Now Permanently Located at Iditarod City
Karl Tbiel, Dis. Otter, 1
Pioneer Drug Co., Flat J- AG ENTS
City, J
Just Open, —
IDI SHOD HOTEL
FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATrONK
RATES REASONABLE NEXT TO COURTHOUSE
TELEPHONE 17
Ho iky & Sorvo, Props. Adolphe Kippe. Mgr.
Now is the Time to Select Your
Fur Robe,
Fur Coat,
Cloth Overcoat
We have the only assortments of
WOLF ROBES,
COON COATS
And the most complete MEN’S
FURNISHINGS in this city.
LEAOINCI CLOTHIERS
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Bank Saloon
IN THE M. k M. BANK BUILDING
Will Open TONIGHT Saturday
First Are. C. E. Hoxie, Prop. iditaroc
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Will Open Wednes., Sept. 14
Reggna Hotel
WI LLOW^S Ti~AN [T SECONtfVvE.
Fiost-Clais RESTAURANT In Connactian
I. NYHOLM, PROP.
W. S. Clark, of the firm of Clark &
Johnson, merchants, arrived in the city
last Monday from Fairbanks on his first
visit to the new camp. Mr. Clark is a
pioneer trader of the North, and en
joys a wide acquaintance. He was for
years a business partner of Andy Mer
cereau. _
J. I. Johnstone has removed toF. W.
Rooney's stand, on Front street, where
he will conduct a wholesale and retail
cigar and tobacco business. A frame
building sufficiently large to install a
pool room will be constructed in the
near future.
Huy your outfit at Sickinger's.
Tbs only steam laundry in the camp— Hte
Cascade Steam Laundry.
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Pack Train
Saloon
JUST OPENED 1
The Best Drink Emporium in the Northland
Willow Street, Iditarod A. Wallace, Prop.
Danger^Disease
City Scavenger, Garbage Removed |
All Work Satisfactorily Oou Ckirpi RummMi Luro Ortori it iNttM lolilif Inn
Dan Hartnett & Co ■ business ]
Ramp’s Place
THE PIONEER SALOON OF THE IDITAROD
Iditarod City