Refinement in
Xmas Gifts
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For
Mein and Women
Pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs Handkerchief Cases
Slipper Cases, Laundry hags
Hand Embroidered Sofa Cushions Fancy Pin Cushions
Ladies’ hr Muffs and Goats, imperial and Grecian Robes
And various articles suitable for holiday gifts
MRS: F. A. STEVENS
Friday, Dec. 9.
Deed—Morris Wolf to Alex. Simson,
lot 19x40, Dii. Otter, $1.
Saturday, Dec. 10.
Lease—Frithof Anderson to Dan
Daniels, southerly 20 feet of lot 1,
block 2, East Iditarod, $20 per month.
Lease -Frithof Anderson to S. S. Al
lison, lot 1, block 2, East Iditarod,
$41.80 per month.
Monday, Dec. 12.
Deed—James Chronister to Kitty
C. Nunes, 1-8 of Nos. 1, 2 and 3-a. Gran
ite, $1.
Deed—Fred Bruhn to Nellie Bruh.i,
Halfway house, $1.
Deed—John Skain to Tom F. Turner
and John B. Turner, 1-8 Mading asso
ciation left limit, George river; 1-8
first. tier Olga asssociation, George
river; 1-3 Wildcat association, Mading
creek; 1-8 Bear association, Bear creek;
1-8 Dome association, Dome creek; 1-8
Mohawk association, Fairbanks ereek;
1-8 Wild Goose association, Caribou
creek; 1-8 Washington association,
Washington creek; 1-8 Homestake as
sociation, Washington creek; 1-8 Idaho
association, Washington creek; 1-8
Willow association, Wil’ow creek; 1-8
Texas association, Butte creek, $200.
Deed -J. E. Burns to C. II. Hurley,
lot on Richmond street, $1.
Revocation of Power of Attorney—
Sam Yorkieh to Joe Moreau.
Lien—Clark Lumber Co. vs. G. W.
Adams, lot 10, block 1, East Iditarod,
Adams rooming house, $1,114.77.
Tuesday, Dec. 13.
Location —John Lippik, No. 1-a,
Moose creek; No. 2-b, Nugget gulch;
No. 1-a, Gold Run creek; No. 1-b,
Reindeer creek; No.-l-b. Lippik creek;
No. 14-a. Donovan creek.
Thursday, Dec. 15.
Marriage Certificate—James Burton
Chronister to Katie T. Nunes; wit
nesses, Henry P. Karstens and Ida
lloscce.
Friday, Dec. 16.
Power of Attorney—’Valter Thomas
to Bob Martin, general.
Lien—Clark Lumber Co. vs. J. E.
Baattie, Beattie lodging house, 81,
120.1i2.
Fred Umphrey, formerly lonsorial
artist of no mean ability, and Glias.
Seneca the wharf man, got back last
Monday from a long inspection trip in
the Kuskokwim. They took in George
town and looked the creeks upone side
and down the other. Umphrey will re
turn shortly to do some prospecting
while Seneca will wait until later in
the winter e're taking up his residence
there.
You’11 tui.~s tho time of your life If
you fail to get a seat at the big New
Year festival at tho Merchants cafe.
Call for Hock cigars.
Full line optical goods at Simpson's.
NOTICE
! Begin the new year right by liav
j ing your books looked after by a
I competent accountant, the same as
I you would visit a doctor or a dentist
j periodically. My charges are very
reasonable. T. L. THURSTON,
At the Postoffice.
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NOTICE
In order that everyone on tho creeks
may ride to town, the fare on Keyes &
Mayhan’s stage from Flat City has
bean reduced to $3, round trip, $?.
When you visit Flat creek call at
Carroll’s Globe Bakery and Coffee
House for a lunch.
The Miner’s Home sells- Bock cigars.
IDITAROD, ALASKA
Capital, SIOO,000.00
General Banking Business Transacted Gold Dust Bought end Assayed
Drafts Issued on Any Part of the World
SEATTLE CORRESPONDENT: SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK
S/i»K JJKI’OSIT BOXES FOR RENT
OFFICERS:
T. J. Nestor, President
Chas. Ross, Vice President
E. G. Lindberg, Manager
John Holmes, Cashier and Assayer
WlGkersham's Speech
Seattle, Nov. 23—In his speech at the
Arctic Club smoker, Delegate Wicker
sham reiterated his statement that he
was unalterably opposed to the monopo
ly of Alaska’s resources and the ex-'
ploitation of the territory by corpora-1
tions. A local paper here gave his:
speech in full, over half a page.
Shocking Depravity
Now York, Dec. 4 —Miss Johnson, i
the companion of Queen Alexandra,
has reached here. She is the sister of.
Gilford Pinchot, On the steamer site j
set the women aghast by smoking ;
cigarettes the entire trip.
Oldfield Barred
Atlanta; Ga., Dot*. 4—Tha American j
Auto Association lias barred Barney
Oldfield from membership because he j
raced with Champion Pugilist Jack;
Johnson.
For cleaning and repairing see Wile the
Tailor, Second avenue.
—AND—
WILLOW ST., IDITARC'D
JIMMY NISHIKOTO, Proprietor.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
A COMPLETE LINE OF
Silk Underwear
“ Socks
“ Shirts
“ Suspenders
44 Handkerchiefs
Bents' Kid Gloves
Suits and Overcoats
Ladies’ For Coats
40 p. c. off reg. price
ISAACS BROS, i CO.
LEADING CLOTHIERS
STRICTLY ONE: PRICE
ROSS k NESTOR,
Lumber and Building Materials
Bank Bldg. Iditarod
JOE BURNS
Burns Id Burn the Trail
He wit! leave for Seward in a few days; has seven-dog
team, wants one passenger. Will carry letters and small
parcels. Will return immediately with passengers and
express:
Leave Orders a! Roscoe’s Gaady Store
HOTEL ARRIVALS
REGINA HOTEL
John Ronan, E W Mitchell, Star
Ballara, P I' Thoms, Douglass Cassoll,
J Brown, Arthur L'Henreux, F Ander
son, Wm Taylor, Wm Dagnan, H Keck,
H E Olsen.
M'DCNAI.D HOTEL
II H Ross. James Hagan, John Munz, i
G .Strom, L R Kiel-, T J Shi pier, John
Klntch. G F Mayhood, Geo C Belt. A1
Stoner and wife, Sam Dubin. Tom
Burns, ,1 C Junkins, Frank Allen, A J
In irdalo, J B Anderson, Oscar Not’d,
G Erickson, Robt Marlin and wife. Jas
Finnegan, Edward Michelson.
IDITAEOD HOTEL
Mr and Mrs James Chronister, E1
Britt, Chas E Hanover, Chas Lynn, J '
R Zabel, Victor Maki. L N Maride, 1
Arthur Lerraux, Pete Emon, Mr Grey,
Met't Marston, E Kusk, W Corep. J H
Foreman, George Vig, Dan A ston.
FOK SALE -One complete self-dump
ing outfit; hoist, carrier, bucket,
trolley cable and 3 wheelbarrows.
Hard’s Blacksmith shop, near Slip
pern's mill.
Ham and eggs 91 at Merchants cafe.
Our Mail Service
Washington, Dec. 4—The postofflc*
department has just created what they
terra the 'star mail service" for
Alaska, which is to go into effect De
cember 1 and remain in force through
out the winter.
The route affected by the new order
is tiiat of the Tanana valley and on
through to Nulato, the gateway of the
new diggings over in the iditarod
country.
The star route calls foi a monthly
mail from Tanana to Nulato and a
weekly mail service between Fairbanks
and Tanana via Tofty. C onsiderable
pressure is being brought to bear
upon the department to establish a
v. eddy mail route on through to
Nulatc and Iditarod, the new camp,
but from the recommendation* and in
formation to hand the department is
inclined to believe that there is no
need of such a service.
A box of La Verdad Perfect*} cigar*
Xmas will please the most fastidious
smoker. At Johnstone's.
t oal oil and candles for sale at An*
derson Bros. IS: Norland’s.
Ramps sells Bock cigars.
urniture Furrs
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Hookers Couches Fancy Mirrors
Morris Chairs Fancy iron Beds Mission Center Tables
Dinner Sets Ostermoor Mattresses Librara Tables
Bureaus Satin Quilts Bugs
SVlarim c e
Plume 46 GENERAL OUTFITTER IditaiOd
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And Get the “Dog Dope”
ASHLAND & MARSH. PROPS. ASHLAND & MARSH, PROPS.
Joseph
CARRIES A Ft'LL LINE OF
Furniture Cash Registers Crockerv
: Carpets Stoves and Ranges Bar Glassware
Mattings Cole’s Heaters Safes
Bedding Firs Extinguishers Pool Tables
Harness Hardware Phonographs and Records
Phone 6, Second and Willow Streets, Iditarod City
Stryker Loses Finger
Valdez, Nov. 30—Steward Stryker of
I the str. Tanana, who passed through
here recently bound for Frisco, cut off
one of bis lingers attempting to chop
kindling wood while crossing the sum*
i in it . _
Teddy Peeved
Oyster Bay, Nov. 30—Col. Roosevelt
took a lonely walk on the country road
here last week, and refused to speak to
anyone. The election returns did not
exactly please the colonel.
Coal oil for safe $12 per case at the
postoffice.
Tei. i6 ManueFs Saloon Idltarod
WE ARE THE ONLY DISTRIBUTING AGENTS FOR
Old Kessler Rye, Maryland Rye, Atherton Rye, Old Lewis Hunter Rye, W. H. Mc
Brayer’s Cedar Brook and Sevcii-Year-Old Double-Stamped
Bulk and Bottled in Bond
Also a Large Stock of Old Taylor and Old Crow (b. b.)
Anpies, Budweiser, Rainier Boitied Beer, and Tannhauesar Draugfi! Bear
ALL TO BE JOBBED AT REASONABLE PRICES