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Via Lake Laberge
Petaluma Eggs,
Valencia Oranges,
Lemonara Lemons,
Australian Onions,
Outside Potatoes,
Gravenstine Apples,
Butter, Cheese, Etc,
Must Be Sold—We Need the Room
WILLOW ST
Do You Like Home Cooking?
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Opposite Riverside Hotel
A lea 1b Si.oo
See our pretty white dresses, just
the thing for Fourth of July or parties.
Mrs. Mary Anderson, Flat city.
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Bound for Chena. where he goes to
look after his extensive mercantile in
terests in the Fairbanks district, E. W.
Griffin, head of the big Flat creek
firm, left last Thursday evening on the
steamer Reliance, leaving Frank
Ingles in charge here as formerly. He
has large shipments both for this point
and the Tatiana, and will doubtless be
in the Iditarod again this summer.
ON THE INSTALLMENT
PLAN OVER LAKE
LABERGE
Premium Hams
“ Bacon
Spuds,
Onions,
Lemons,
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I Phone McDonald Hotel
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IDITAROD, ALASKA
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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 BANK
KATE OEFOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
OFFICERS:
T. J. Nestor, President
C'has. Ross, Vice President
E. G. Lindberg, Manager
John Holmes, Cashier and Assa.yer
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3 inch, 6-inch, 10-inch
Flume Hose5 All Sizes
- House Lining Comforters, Pillows,
Silk Floss for Making Mattresses, Etc.
j Johnson Hose &, Tent Factory
| Willow St. Phono 22 Iditarod
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Also Windows, Doors, Glass, Paints and Gits.
6,090 BOLLS WALLPAPER
Warehouse, Black St. Iditarod. Phone 75
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Lodging House
WiLLOW ST., IDITARQD
FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
JIMMY NISHIMOTO, Proprietor.
| ROSS & NESTOR, |
Lumber and Building Materials k
| Bank Bld^;. Iditarod 1
Prospecting Boilers
Put in tire Field
Two wagon loads of small prospect
ing boilers started last Thursday from
the warehouses of Brumbaugh, Hamil
ton and Kellogg, attended by points
and hose ready for the immediate
sinking of holes. They were consigned
■ to the Guggs., and are the first of the
battery of boilers that will be used by
several big crews of men on Flat this
summer. _
Harry Sheppard to Guard Flat Flock
The announcement is made that
Harry Sheppard, deputy marshal at
Ophir for the last twoyears, who helped
in the settling of Iditarod city, will be
stationed at Flat this summer, taking
the place of Charles Erich who is about
to break into the steamboat business.
Try a Portola Eggnog—they are the
rage Outside. Johnstone's.
Millinery, millinery, millinery. Gage
hats, latest shapes. Mrs. Mary Ander
sen. Fiat city.
i Ramps Peterson, Prop,
Back at ti.e Old Stand In a Fine New Home
HEADQUARTERS FOR
(Ml)son, IVJarcjnette
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Richmond Is On His Journey
niking across the moss and nigger
heads with little regard to intervening
lakes and rivers, Volney Richmond,
agent of the Northern Commercial
company at Fairbanks, but practical
head of the company in Alaska, is now
on his way to the Kuskokwim for a
visit to the company’s post on the
Takotna, and to look 'into the estab
lishment of a post on the lower river.
Lemonade and Ice Cream Soda at
Johnstone's.
Don’t fotget the A. B. hop, Sat., 2tth.
Miss O’Bryan Buys Property
After negotiating for the last two
' weeks, Miss Jessie O’Bryan, the well
known ladies' furnishings dealer of
Fairbanks, who has been looking for a
business location here, finally secured
the site formerly occupied by the
Carlson restaurant on Front street near
the McDonald hotel and will open soon
for business there.
The papers for a one year's lease
were drawn yesterday, and as Miss
O’Bryan has her stock here, she will
lose no time in moving into her new
store. _
Fine weather for a steam bath.
Eiito Baths, Caribou street.
WILL OPEN MONBM Y NEXT g
CARIBOU CAFE \
GOME ONGE AND YOU WILL GOME AGAIN I
FIRST AVENUE. SOUTAR & SUTHERLAND. Props. |
Second and ?
Willow «
Phone No. 6 S
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Ice Cream Freezers, 8 to 20 Quarts f
Lemonade Soakers
Ice Planes
Ice Chisels
Refrigerators
Crockery
Bar Glassware
Safes
Fire Extinguishers
Rakes, Hoes, Spades
Pitch, Oakum
Calking Cotton 1
Cars, Oar Leeks, ♦
Pike Poies %
Pool Tables £
Pool Supplies ♦
Lightwsipt Rubber Boots Creedmore Hunting Boots |
FURNITURE BEDDING %
Ladies'
Before purchasing elsewhere examine our stock
Positively From the East I
GOLPSTEiPjTS PH0X5,s,T avb.
Slippern Mill Blows
Oat tli9 Kazuzulum
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The dingbat became detached from j
the hewgag on the engine at the Slip
pern mill early this week, and before
it could be stopped the place was nearly
wrecked.
Engineer Creamer was at tlie throt
tle in an instant and succeeded in pre
venting serious damage, however, he
was not soon enough to prevent the
breaking of such parts of the engine
that it became necessary to purchase a
new one. The parts could not be re
paired and as a result of the accident
the Slippern boys were set back about
seven hundred bucks.
Knock out that grippe! Get a j
Turkish bath. Elite Baths, Carl-]
bou street.
Try a Portola Eggnog—they are the
rage Outside. Johnstone’s.
The Corsets you need at Mrs. Mary
Andersen, Flat city.
Fins A. B. Hail is
Fitting!) Opened
It was a large and well-pleased crowd
that participated in the informal cere
mony of dedicating tiie new A. B. hall
of this city last Saturday night. The
thing was well done from every stand
point, and will long be remembered as
one of the real parties of the year.
The setting for the well-dressed
throng was as attractive as it was pos
sible to make it, and the corami'tee on
decorations certainly deserved the
shower of compliments that fell all
around them. Besides that the music,
the program and the floor were all that
could be desired.
The attendance which numbered close
to 300 were mostly people of this city
since only a few creek residents were
willing to brave the dangers of the
trail. _
Lemonade and Ice Cream Soda at
Johnstone’s.
Fried eggs or ham and eggs at the
Merchants, 75c.
While engaged in moving a big
: ho ler at Flat city last Thursday, John
I Byrnes, a teamster met with a painful
I accident, which resulted in a broken
leg and will lay him up for several
weeks.
While the boiler was in motion the
end of one of the skids swung around
in such a manner as to strike John
just above t lie ankle and snap
tite bone. With his own hands lie
tiled to straighten liis foot around, and
manfully bore the severe pain while
they were conveying him to Dr.
Spaulding's offices where the leg was
set.
Sleep at the iditarod Hotel.
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Prospectors', Miners’ and Loggers' Supplies,
Washing machines, tubs, boards, wring
i ers, pillows, comforters, mattresses,
stoves, ranges,optical goods, hardware.
RICHARDS, Willow St.
J. Gruenbaum is representing Rotlis
’ child Bros., liquor dealers, and Mason,
| Ehrman & Co., cigar importers. Place
your orders early. Phone 57.
FOR SALE — North Star restaurant,
Dis. Otter, completely equipped. In
quire Shonbeck, Discovery.
Kimonas, house dresses, silks, foot
wear, a complete line of ladies’ fur
nishings. Mrs. Mary Andersen, op
I posite Grand hotel, Flat city.
| Good music at A. B. hop, Sat., 24th.
GASOLINE KIDS TAKE NOTICE !j
' THE ANHYDROUS DRY CELL |
’ life and does harder work. No chemical action |
put in service. For sale at Iditarod Machine Shop
The Northern I
First Ave. and Willow lit.
Finest Drink Emporium in Iditarodf
GEORGE MARSH AND HARRY ASHLAND, PROPS i
Phone Jack Baird
The Budweiser
A Drinking House
Phone Ed Anderson
The Branch
A Drinking House
!0’JR NEW STOCK INCLUDES 1
National Gin!) Bourbon, Marquette AA Rye, Queen Anne Scotch, Royal Horseshoe Gin, Hennessy Brandy, Route! Canet and St, Julien Clarets
Large Sizes In Cigars—Optlmos, Perlo Do! Mar and Lovgra Imperlale J ^ o ^ „ , ,
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