Perfumes
'Toilet Articles
Drugs and Prescriptions
Red Cross Drug Store
Postoffice Building
OPTICIANS—Tour Ejret T«stl( Fr»e TELEPHONE NUMBER I
Kemp Si Co.
Iditarod’s Leading Dry Goods House
WATCH THIS SPACE
For Our Weekly Specials, They Will Interest You
THIS WEEK IT'S LADIES' WRAPPERS
$3.25 Ladies' Wrappers, on nr
Now wZlZO
$2.75 Ladies’ Wrappers, J | yg j
If not at Kemp’s—Tt’s not in town
Second Ave., Between Willow and Richmond
EXPECTED
In a few days,
Fur Coats, Hats
and Slippers
MRS. F. A. STEVENS,
Telephone 33 Front Street
Steamer Lois In and Out
The 8tr. Lois, Capt. Bingham at the
wheel, steamed into the local harbor
Tuesday afternoon with about 30 tons
of a miscellaneous cargo. She brought
no passengers. Capt. Bingham says
Fresh Fairbanks
VEGETABLES
Tomatoes
Cueumlters
Cabbage
Carrots
Celery
All In prime condition
Apply PIONEER WARM ST0RA6E
that the stage of the water is very un
satisfactory at the present time, and
that lie deems it improbable that they
can mako another trip here from Dike
man. They will freeze in wherever
the ice catches them this year.
Save the pieces 1 broken lenses re
placed at Simpson's.
WILL OPEN AT NOON
(TODAY)
Take Tour Sunday
Dinner at
Miss Karlson’s,
FIRST AVE.
The Sherburne
Willow St. Idttarod
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS AND SPRIN6 BUNKS
Pool Raoe la CoaaaetloR. General Merchandise, Cigars, Tobacees, Candles
Pool Checks will purchase Clothing, Cigars, Etc.
LAST BOA T
Will soon depart, with the usual rise in prices
In different commodities. Our stock is com
plete from a Collar Button to a Fur Robe, and
the same old prices still so.
Friedman’s Big Store
Front St., Iditarod
Just Arrived
Furniture
Carpets, Rugs, Matting, Oil Cloths,
Blankets, Etc.
’■ . Shotgnns and Shells,
Harness, Saddles, Horse Blankets,
Cole’s Air-Tight Heaters
Cook Stoves and Ranges, Crockery, Bar Glassware,
Pool Tables, Cash Registers
Insure Your Home—We Sill Fire Extinguishers
JOS. H. SMITH,
Phone 6, Second and Willow Streets, Iditarod City
Miners & Merchants Bank
IDITAROD, ALASKA
Capital, $100,000.00
Senerai Banking Business Transacted 6old Dust Bought and Assayed
Drafts Issued on Any Part of the World
SEATTLE CORRESPONDENT: SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN SARK
OFFICERS:
T. J. Nestor. President
Chiis- Ross, Vice President
E. G. Lindberg, Manager
John Holmes, Cashier and Assayer
MATTRESSES
Ours are soft and warm. All
cotton. Any size.
Floss and Colton Pillows
Call and se# our
Gomforts and Blankets
We are closing out, our P. & B.
BUILDING PAPER
TENTS AND
TARPAULINS
Any size or weight made to Older.
Prompt delivery.
Johnson Mattress &. Hose Co.
Willow St., Between First „nd Second Avenues.
GOLD THIEVES
MAKE BIG HAUL
According to later advices frara
Fairbanks, the gold robbery which
is supposed to have taken place be
tween Whitehorse and Skagwav,
actually reached the enormous
figure of approximately $68,000
j Of this amount it appears that
I $8000 was taken from a mail pouch
and belonged to the American Bank
of Alaska at Fairbanks. The bal
ance of $60,000 was taken from a
box which had be»n expressed, and
which was found full of lead when
opened at the assay office in Seat
tie. This gold had been forwarded
by the Washiugton-Alaska bank
Both institutions are absolutely and
fully insured for the entire amount
of the loss.
Mr. Kehoe, member of the firm of
Cheslev, Ryan & Kehoe, accompanied
by his wife was making preparations to
leave Fairbanks for this city on one of
the last boats. Their friends at Fox,
where they have lived for some time
were due to give them a rousing send
ofT. _
All sizes of doors, sash and glass at
Andersen Bros. & Nerland, Willow st.
Store fronts made to order.
EMPIRE COMMERCIAL COMPANY
,-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-,
—Wines, Liquors, Cigars—1
ROSS & NESTOR,
Lumber and Building Materials
Bank Bldg. Iditarod
E. H. Lanfrley, formerly hardware
merchant of Dawsen and later connec
ted with the Scott Hardware company
of Fairbanks, came down last week on
the White Seal. He will locate here.
John Henderson, of Henderson &
Larson, of Flat creek, looked at the
citj last Tuesday.
Building paper at Anderson Bros. &
Norland’s.
The new bathhouse of Mrs. J. H.
Sellander, on Willow street, has been
completed and is now open for busi
ness. Crystal springs water is used
at this attractive house.
Furniture! FurnitureI
j Opened and on Sale About Monday, Sept. 26th !
ALL KINDS OF
House[Furnishing Goods, Cooking Utensiis,
Stoves and Bedding
Just Arrived Large Stock of FRESH GROCERIES
WefAlso Sell CANDIES and TOBACCOS
mu. MARTIN SICKINGER
Moose Cafe
75c Regular Dinner
Short Orders 75c..*»,
*16.00 MEAL TICKETS *15.00
WILLOW STREET, ID1TAROD
JIMMY MEASHI, Proprietor.
FIRST-CLASS SERVICE
H. R. Lincoln, the well-known drug
gists of Fairbanks, who recently closed
out his interests there to the Red Cross
drug ssore, was one of the last week’s
arrivals from the upper city. He is
just taking a quick look preliminary to
his departure for the Outside. He is
on an extended vacation and will prob
ably return here in the spring.
Get a regulation “safety” at The Tin
Shop.
Gilmore House
Most Comfortable Log House
in Iditarod
THIRD AV. AND WILLOW ST.
Furnished Rooms and Spring Bunks
RATES REASONABLE
THEY ARE ALWAYS
AMONG PIONEERS
As in the Iditarod, so apparently,
is it in the Kuskokwim, for there
Fairbanks people are on the ground
floor, and as always, some of them
are in the basement.
Among the very first to settle in
Georgetown was a party of some 15
people, headed by Harry St.
George, the Dawson and Fairbanks
operator. This party went into the
Kuskokwim about the same time
as Marshal Love, chartering the
Hattie B, a small steamboat with
which they proceeded up river,
finally settling at the mouth of
George river where they heard the
most flattering rtports.
Mr. and Mrs. St. George intend
to remain in that section all winter,
malting their headquarters at the
new town.
Eyes examined free—Simpson's.
UP TO DATE
Grand Hotel
MOUTH OF FLAT
GAFE and POOL ROOM
IN CONNECTION
N.6LANTZ&, MRS.SWANSOH, PROPS.
LADIES’
F R
COATS
In Bisons, Wallaby, Pony, Caracul, Opossum, Marmot,
Muskrat, Coon and Koota just arrived at
No Trouble to Show Our Line
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
The Northern Saloon
Harry Ashland and Gio. Marsh, Props, < Comir First Ate. aed Willow St.
NONE BUT THE BEST
THE WHITE SEAL
BRINGS MANY
Owing to the fact that her many
passengers came into the city on
foot and a horseback, it was im
possible to get the list of arrivals
that constituted the 79 passengers
of the White Seal, arriving at Dike
man early last week.
They all cama from Fairbanks, I
nearly *11 of them being old-timers !
In addition to passengers she j
brought 90 tons of potatoes from 1
Frank Manley's farm at Hot
Springs, besides an assorted lot of
machinery. The White Seal left
and will make for White Horae.
NOTICE—Threo medium-sized native
dogs, said to be the property of j
“Dutch Marie,” now absent from the;
district, have been fed by the under-1
signed, in Iditarod city, since June j
18, 1910. Owner can have possession
of the animals by paying for their
keep and this advertisement, or they
will be sold. T. L. McGrath. '
Ike Loomis leaves Flat creek every.5 j
days for Kuskokwim. Freight 50c per
pound.
Harry Hamburger, manager for
Isaacs Bros. & Co.'s Flat City store,
was a visitor in tha city last Tuesday.
WE HAVE
Safety Razors, Pictures for
Restaurants, Comic Pic
tures, Scrap Books, Post
Card Albums, Fancy Writing
Paper and Envelopes, Rub
ber Stamp Outfits, and a
Circulating Library.
lanMhls
EMPORIUM
IDITAROD
N OTIC E
The CASCADE STEAM LAUNDRY has moved to
ilie rear of their former location, on Caribou street,
near the river. We are now ready for business, and a
little later on when our machinery arrives, we will be
able to give the very best service in the North.
Finest
Bath House
In the North
MRS. C. J. 8ELLANDER
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The Only One in Iditarod
Using Crystal Spring
Water
WILLOW strp;et
H.BOAS
i
AGENT FOR
Oregon City Woolen Mills
and Medlicott Underwear
THE
PIONEER
RAMPS PETERSON, PROP.
Imported Scotch and Brandies
JUST
ARRIVED
Monogram No. 6,
A-A Marquette,
and Gibson Rye