| Stationery, Cigars, ConfectioneryTj
} Prescriptions, Drugs and -Toilet Articles
Red Cross Drug Store
Postoffice Building
| OPTICIANS lour Eyes Tested Free TELEPHONE NUMBER I j
fV# W\ Idltarod's Leading
MV &1I1 jkj U l/l/ll Dry Goods House
Special Sale of Ladies' Suits and Skirts
1-4 Off Regular Price 1-4 Off
On our entire stock of Ladies’ Suits and Skirts. Tiio celebrated Macpherson
Langford make, all new and up-to-date styles. See window display for styles
and prices. Second Ave. between Willow and Richmond Sts.
Hair Dressing and Manicuring Parlors in connection—Mrs. W. L. Rilev. Tel. 55
Just Arrived From New York
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Ladies’ Fur Coats and Muffs, Wool Underwear
and Hosiery, Silk and Wool Dress Goods,
Fancy Work and Embroidery Silks,
CARPETS, BLANKETS, SHEET BLANKETS, PILLOWS
MRS. F. A. STEVENS
ID IT A ROD FIRST AVENUE TEL. 33
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JOHNSON & CLARK
I’HON K NO. 19
General Merchandise
Groceries, Hardware, Stoves, Ranges,
Dry Goods, Building Material, Oiis and Gasoline.
Hay and Oats
WE HAVE NOTHING BUT THE BEST, Iditarod anil Discovery Otter Creek
OPEN TODAY IN OUR NEW BUILDING
The Royal
TODAY-SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER-TODAY
Everything in Season
Wll.LOW STREET T. L. McGRATH, PROP.
E. R. Peck, a merchant of no little
renown at Flat City, took advantage of
the geod going between Otter creek
! and this city to mush in last Tuesday.
. It is suspected that he wanted to get a
j line on condensed foods.
“SV/EETS TO THE SWEET”
Roscoe Sweets
SPECIAL DAY SUNDAY
BOX CANDIES
$1.50 Size,
BOX CANDIES
$3=00 Size,
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ROSGOE’S—Don’t Forget the Day and Place—ROSGOE’S
RICHMOND STREET
Just Arrived
Furniture
Carpets, Rugs, iViattlng, Oil Cloths,
Blankets, Etc.
Shotguns ami 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 Sell Fire Extinquistiers
JOS. H. SMITH,
Phone 6, Second and Willow Streets, Iditarod City
Miners & Merchants Bank
IDITAROD, ALASKA
Capital, $100,000.00
General Banking Business Transacted Gold Dust Bought and Assayed
Drafts Issued on Any Part of the World
SEATTLE CORRESPONDENT: SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANX
SA I'll DICPOSIT BOXES 1’Olt BENT
OFFICERS:
T. ,T. Nestor, President
Chas. Ross, Vice President
E. G. Lindberg, Manager
John Holmes, Cashier and Assayer
THESE MEN RAISED
REQUISITE AMOUNT
Bert Heminger and E. Eburn, the
two men who were charged by the
officials of the N. N. Co. of having
taken part of the ship’s stores when on
board the Reliance in the vicinity of
Dikeman, are at liberty once more,
having succeeded in securing bonds
men to the amount of $2000 each.
The men were arrested on the charge
of grand larceny and were brought
here by Deputy Marshal Duncan Gil
lies fiom Dikeman. Upon being ar
raigned before Commissioner Maltby,
they waived their preliminary hearing
and were in consequence bound over to
the grand jury.
“What footwear can I use at this
season of the year?” This great ques
tion has been solved by H. Boas, who
has procured a footwear that is water
proof, warm, lightweight and odorless.
Call and see them.
Anderson Bros. & Norland have just
completed several large and “classie”
signs that now adorn" the big Nestor
block.
EVERYTHING FOR FALL
WINTER WEAR
Overcoats, Fur Coats, Heavy Underwear
and Overshirts. Fur and ClothjCaps. Quilts,
Blankets, Moccasins, Rope Socks, Heavy
Wool Socks. Polge Feit Shoes. Hanan &
Son Vici Kid Felt Soled Shoes.
ALSO A FULL ASSORTMENT
LADIES’ FUR COATS
AT
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
FOR SALE—An Emerson piano. Ap- j
ply Miss Jones, Riverside hotel.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
ROSS & NESTOR,
Lumber and Building Materials
Bank Bld£>\ Iditarod
FARRER AND M’DOUGALL
HIT THE HIGH PLAGES
With the tail of the horse done nicely
into a Psyche knot, the double-ender!
gaily decorated with a new tarpaulin
and some lengths of stove pipe, Mace ;
Fai rer and Cole McDougall, the former j
a seasoned stampeder and the latter a !
seasoned miner and steamboat man, de
parted Friday morning for the Kuskok- |
ivim to look into the mysteries of those !
ancient gravels.
They are representing Charles Wor- j
den and themselves and will return to
that portion of the country that was!
staked by Worden, Owens and McDou- j
gall some weeks ago.
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McMahon, the Pork King of Flat j
City came into town late last week to
investigate the high tariff on food
stuffs. This does not necessarily mean '
that Mac is on the hog, for the term
Pork King is one of endearment, since
he is about the ouly man in the large
interior world of Alaska who has much J
bacon left for sale.
This Man Must Own a Horse
George Grant, alias “Brockv,” a
wanderer in the inland parts of Alaska,
is now confined in the federal bastile
in this city charged with stealing oats,
a halter, rope and other equine equip
ment. He will have a hearing im
mediately. _
Annual assessment-work blank affi
davits on sale at the Pioneer office.
MIRRORS
COUCHES
CHAIRS
DISHES
Complete Stock GROCERIES
-- Phone 46 -
MARTIN SICKINGER
After straightening out the traces on
a six-dog team, E. A. Tiffany, one of
the eaniest operators o' the Tender
foot country of the upper Tanana, left
last Friday afternoon for the ICuskok
wim. He had his grubstake and was
followed by a helper and two-dog team
which carried the toilet soap.
JUST OPENED
iVloose Cafe
and Lodging House
Meals 75o Up Bunks 5Qc Up
NEW, CLEAN AND COMFORTABLE SI6.00 MEAL TICKETS $15.00 1
I FIRST-CLASS SERVICE JIMMY NISHIMOTO, Proprietor. WILLOW STREET, IDITAROD g
IDITAROD HOTEL
Alex. Wilson, Ed Johnson, Henry
Newman, C. E. Craig, ( has. Enquist,
H. Mattson, H. Carpenter, H. Leonard,
Quiten R. Rookum, Harry Riley, Dan
Ashton, Mr. Halverson, A. L. Kells,
Axel Johnson, Alfred Matson, Aug
Keranen, Alex. Johnson, C. Densmore,
Fred Holmberg, M. B. Peterson, John
Nord, James Kepler, John Donley, F.
Osterholtz, W. A. Morey, B. E. John
son, A. /Jingg, W. H. Johnston, Mr.
Miller, A. Farbo, Nick Jareg, George
George Rulopaugh, A. Coffman, Chas,
Kells, W. Sorenson, Benenger Rapp,
Abram Kitti, Carl Johnson, Charles
Berby, C. A. Carlson, Jacob Kosola,
Jacob Wilson, C. Chisholm, Jas. Frost,
Julious Sehurum.
REGINA HOTEL
.Toe Planti, John Wisness, Gust Tetn
ple, J. Sullivan, Harry Mehar, H.
Bahro. D. Allen, Earl Overby, R.
Moore, M. J. Brown, A. Ostergard, P.
McGinn, C. Bolgen, Alex. B. Taylor,
J. G. DeMar. C. Wales, Mr. and Mrs.
j T. L. McGrath, O. Wilson, G. Riley,
j Ben Boone.
RIVERSIDE HOTEL
R. McIntyre, Win. Ormsby, George
Vickery, G. ICrickenburger, A1 Burke,
Jack Shropshire, Tom Burns, Tom
Glencrose, Sam Stienish, John Sin
clair, Flat; Chas. Ingersol), A. C. Raap,
j A. C. Kramer, F. O. Allen, C. H. Ra
! boytaux, John Green, James F. Gill,
| Harry Minsbell, R. M. Koundy, city:
H. Keeling, Nome; F. A. Rimbocker,
| Dikeman; A1 Slygar, Otter.
THE SHERBURNE
Chas. Rystad, Frank E. Becker, Tom
Hickey, Mr. Carroll, G. Gillispie, Mr.
McCain, Arthur Howard, Dun Mc
Carty, Otto Morholtz, Victor Erickson,
Rockie McKinnen, Jules Smith, M.
McHalo, R. S. Robe, Mr. Bingham,
Alex. McEwen.
LADIES’ HEAVY SKATING
STOCKINGS AT GOLDSTEIN'S.
Finding the tent impractical for the
proper turning of roast beef, the F. &
M. cafe on Willow street decided to
get under more substantial covering
some time ago, and just completed the
place in time to open for business today
(Saturday). They have fine winter
quarters now and will be handing out
the good eats however much the snow
flies. The name of F. & M. has been
changed to The Royal.
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THE CLUB
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
WILLOW STREET,
J. H. Rogers, Prop.
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IDITAROD
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ANOTHER JOY JOINT
HAS A RE-OPENING
Having completed the two-story
building' which he is to occupy on the
west side of Willow street between
First and Second, J. H. Rogers, for
merly proprietor of the Golden Eagle
at Ester in the Fairbanks district, will
| open the Club saloon for business on or
1 about next Wednesday night, when all
the “faithful” will gather round the
polished board with the request to “fill
’em up again.”
The Club building will be provided
with lodging rooms up stairs and will
be one of the centrally located and
popular resorts of the city.
^Hmers3 Home
RICHMOND ST.
Furnished Rooms and Spring Beds.
Reasonable Rates by the Day, Week
or Month.
THE
RAMPS PETERSON, PROP.
Imported Scotch and Brandies
JUST
ARRIVED
Monogram No. 6,
A-A Marquette,
and Gibson Rye