Boston Clothing House
CARRIES A COMPLETE LINE OF
HORSE AND DOG
Horse Blankets and
Saddlery Hardware,
Extra Traces for heavy
trucking.
DOG COLL A US.
A. R. ROME, PROPRIETOR.
All kinds of Strap Pieces for webbing
SDITAROD, ALASKA
Capital, $100,000.00
General Banking Business Transacted Gold Dust Bought and Assayed
Drafts Issued on Any Fart of the World
SEATTLE CORRESPONDENT: SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK
S.4 I K DKPOSIT BOXKH FOR RFNT
OFFICERS:
T. J. Nestor, President
Chas. Ross, Vice President
E. G. Lindberg, Manager
John Holmes, Cashier and Assayer
Bill Ansley Says:
He says that he don't care a tinker’s
cuss whether anybody else gives a
dance Saturday night or not,—he's go
ing to open up Ansley Hall anyway.
Bill says that he done selected Satur
day night to give his dances and con
tracted for the music which he has to
pay anyhow. Just as soon as other
folks found out he wanted to give dan
ces on Saturday night, Bill says, they
all announced for Saturday night. Now
then, Bill says, he’s going to give those
Saturday night dances or bust, and
those other folks can keep right on
going, because he’s got the floor and
the music, and can deliver a very classy
line of goods.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to
join the Five-Hundred club at Mrs.
AJlbright’s, No. 1-a. Dis. Otter. Meets
every Wednesday.
Job Printing at Pioneer
Office
-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-,
1.-Wines, Lipors, Cigars—1
ROSS & NESTOR,
Lumber and Building Materials
Bank: Bldg. Iditarod
Tire latest Hart Schaffner & Marx
Overcoats
in Grays, Blacks and Fancy Tweeds
Also a fall assortment of Cloth Coats with
Fur Collars and Fur Goafs
LEADING CLOTHIERS
STRIOTRY ONE PRIOR
Says Redfern Lied
A true bill charging Stephen M.
Redfern with the crime of perjury
was yesterday afternoon returned
by the grand jury, and Redfern,
who has been in jail since last
spring has been arraigned.
Kedferu was oue of the most im
portant witnesses for the defense in
the ease against C. C. Morgan for
attempted assault, his evidence ten
ding to prove Morgan's alibi.
Witnesses examined before the
grand jury were W. B. Morgan,
John H. Petten, Mrs. John H. Pat
ten and C. IP Clegg.
Indianapolis, Oct. 14. Theodore
Roosevelt has made a whirlwind
trip across the state of In liana,
making speeches in favor of the
campaign of Senator Beveridge.
Claret
Zinfamlel
Burgundy
Tip Chianti
Sparkling Burgundy
Shu t erne
Imp. Duil’!* Gordon Sherry
Hireling
Port
Sherry
Imported Spanish Port
JBottle or Gallon
■“» NORTHERN SALOON
_First Avenue and Willow Street _ Ashland & Marsh, Proprietors.
BEER
Lemps lUue Kibl>oa
Palist Export Rudweiser
Rainier Olympia
Pints or Quarts.
CHAMPAGNE
Cliquot Mumm’s
White Seal
BRANDY
Imp. IIonnoH.Hy Three-Star
Imp Convoisier
Cal. Crape Brandy
Cal . Cel large
Cal. Lyons
Cal. Grand Marque
Cal. Lomitas
CIGARS
Imp. High Life Beck
Optimo Infinite
Imp. Africano .
CIGARETTES
Milo Pall Mall
Imperial
NUMERAL WATER
Bartlett Natural Bartlett Carbonated S'arsta
Clysmlc Apollinarls Imported
GIN
Gordon Dry Gordon Sloe
Ikiirke’M Tom G II hey Tout
Plymouth Lfogentlie
lieknj prr Holland
Goods Delivered to Any
Part of tho City
Day or Night
SCOTCH
I Black and White John Denar
Whittlesey Housc of Lorili
John Boggs Munroe O. L. D.
Boderlck Dliu Sinclair
GRAPE JUICE
Concord Grape White Grape
Tomato Toner
WHISKEYS
Lncf.v
Old Crow
Hermitage
Mount Vernon
( Hrntalr'» No. f>
< aihtalr’K IJye
I5«* 11c» of Anderson, IJ. H.
Cedurbrook. li. M.
I-a;iahan Hunter
Ibafling Kyr, II. I?.
Social < iub
Wester fill A Frazier
Canadian Club
M on o gram
1891 National Club
The Colonel’s Cutoff
There is a new trail to the Kuskok
wim, known as “the Col. Duke K.
Stubbs Cutoff," which cuts the dis
tance between Iditarod and George
town down to 146 miles. A man car.
easily make it in five days if ho walks
46 miles the last day.
Col. Stubbs had a pedometer on his |
leg when he made the trip hut forgot
to take it off when he went to bed.
Hence the large reading. He got back
last week and says she is a great coun
try.
Mr. and Mis. J J. Price of Flat
creek are in town for a few days’
visit.
JUST OPENED
Banks 80® Up
NEW, CLEAN AND COMFORTABLE 316.00 MEAL TICKETS 515.00
| FIRST-CLASS SERVICE_JIMMY HISHIMOTO, Prcprehr. WILLOW STREET, IDITAROD
BETTER TAKE k\\
EXTRA FOSE ALONG
Everybody will have the muffler ofT at
tlie 100 II. P. Dance that the Gasoline
Kids are giving at Caribou hall on
Caribou street tonight, (Saturday).
Having brushed up your carburator,
take along an extra fuse iu case you
should blow out the old one. They in
tend to throw the clutch over to the
high speed, till themselves with gaso
line and let 'er go. Anybody with tire
troubles or defective rudders, better
stay home for they intend to go some
and your engines must be working' well.
There will be a garage at one end
of the ball room where you can go for
cylinder oil and such other knick knacks
as you think good for your machinery.
Gasoline can be had in any quantity at
tlie boat house ut the other end, but
you are expected to make at least one
round trip without filling up your tank.
When you get lit up properly, bo sure
you carry a red light behind.
For coal oil and candles see Andrson
Bros. & Nerland.
Call for Bock cigars.
| A Place
i To Spend
| An Evening
A Cordial Welcome For All
EO ft F A
RfSiS LIQUOR® AND CIGARS
Pool Room in Connection
Boy Drowned in Yukon
Fort Gibbon, Oct. 12. —Fred Clark,
aged 5, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Clark, was drowned in the Yukon
Wednesday afternoon, near the Clark
home above town.
No one saw the accident, but it is
thought the child slipped off the shore
and was carried under by the icy cur
rent. Though the father and neighbors
searched every eddy with poles and
rakes, no trace of the body has been
found.
Rainy River Horrors
Winnipeg, Oct. 13.—The loss of lives
in the Rainy river forest fires is now
estimated at 400, which is greater than
any such loss of the past in Canada.
Bodies are being brought into the
towns every hour. One hundred and
fifty-nine bodies were recovered in
Beaudette alone. Several train loads
of supplies have reached Beaudette.
The soldiers are bringing out the
land grabbers who rushed into Beau
dette to seize the lands of the dead.
Rains are falling in Northern Minne
sota, and the danger in that section has
passed.
Jato D, Loosans Up
Now York, Oct. 17.- John D. Rocke
feller has given $4,000,000 to the
Rockefeller Institute for Medical Re
search. The administrative bodies of
the Methodist Episcopal church have
announced a donation of a like amount
from the same man.
Billy Greer expects to start for Fair
banks today (Sunday) with adogtoam.
He goes after some drugs and other ar
ticles that are short.
Furniture
Carpets
Mattings
Bedding
Harness
Cash Registers
Stoves and Ranges
Cole's Heaters
Fire Extinguishers
Crockery
Bar Glassware
Safes
Bool Tables
Hardware Phonographs and Records!
«
Phone 6, Second and Willow Streets, Iditarod City I
HOTEL ARRIVALS
IDITAROD HOTEL
Ed. Britt, Nels Giant/,, John Hender
son, Martin Holmes, B F J Smith, S
Mozaski, N G Seaborg, Mrs. E Aubert,
Mrs. Williams, Jack Forman, R W
Martin, O Wickstrom, Geo Vi", Louis
Vipf, J R McDonald, Mr Brady, D L
Thompson, A Fat-bo, Mr. Rystad, J W
Spencer. DC Gunn, Frank Wiseman,
Chas Olson, Chas Strite, Otto Khroele.
BEATTIE HOUSE
E Johnson, C Asmussen, N Muni
very, A Zubor, A Roy, John Green,
Wm Davenport, J B Devell, B Kuper,
Casper Ellingcr, Wm H Jones, Chris
Heney, Wm Reif, John Blair, C John
son, Capt Geo M Byrain. J N McLeish,
Joe Heller; Henry Lurv, .T Sole.
M’ DONALD HOTEL
Achilla Blank, Rudolph Mills, Jos M
Kress, Nels E Johnson, Carl Wagner,
W McDonald, John Olson, M V Tylor,
I Wales, A1 B'rohce, James Hagen,
Chas Knutson, Ed Wolf, Geo Ruda
paugh, O Richard, A Roy, M Kerns,
Ned McCann, Wm Sheedv, Wm Cody
and wife, H H Ross, Tommy Burns, A
McKenzie, Chas Boyd, J W Spencei,
H C Quim, Albert Engstrcm, J J Gal
lagher, F A Hedblom, Ivar Risdal,
Frank Murphy, A J Jurack, Ed Britt,
Louis Huber, Jos Kelly, W M Wilkin
son.
REGINA HOTEL
J Nelson, E Mitchel, Arthur Turcotte,
Louis Bougie, Nels Glantz, M A Mo
loney, J E McDowell, W C Maditig, A
Phelan, J S Emmit, Jse B Mitchel,
Olsen Reve, A G Dickinson, H Young
{gist, Wm Richards, Emil Olson, D
Parent, O Lotourneau, W H Phillips,
VV Col ling wood, G H Bishop, W. Cana
van, Victor Mattson, A Ricard, Jerora
C Hunter, John M G Ead, S Sweeney,
D McCommon, John McLeod.
Los
Los Angeles, Oct. 13.—Ail the vic
tims of the recent dynamite outrage
here, wherein 15 printers and newspa
per men lost their lives in the destruc
tion of the Los Angeles Times office,
will be buried in one grave, Rev. Bob
Burdette, the famous editor divine, offi
ciating at the ceremonies. Over the
grave of the murdered meu will be
erected a monument of imposing size
and mien, forever marking the last
resting place of men who died at the
hands of assassins in the worst outrage
the West has known.
Good and Gad in Europa
Madrid, Oct. 13.—King Alfonzo, fear
ing a revolt, is making preparations to
move his family over the French fron
tier at once.
Athens, Oct. 13.—The cabinet re
signed today in a body.
London, Oct. 13.—Agents are now
working to obtain seats for the corona
tion of next June. Fifty dollars each
are offered for them, the office rents
along the line of the procession have
, jumped alarmingly, as their use for
seating purposes becomes apparent.
Ta Establish Roadhouse
Tom Shallow and Jim Lewis
leave tomorrow, (Sunday), for the
North Fork of George l iver with a
roadhouse outfit which they are
taking over for Mrs Stoner of this
city The roadhouse will be es
tablished at the mouth ot North
Fork and the two men will cut out
the most direct route to that point
on their way over.
Tommy Will be Ready
Portland, Oct. 14 —Fight Pro
moter McIntosh cables that Tommy
Fort Gibbon's Un-fo-Date House
Golden Nortli
HOTEL
Finest and Neatest Rooms
Cater* FHpecially to Family Trade
NO Car
F.I> Y. LEK, I’KOF.
Burns will be prepared to fight
Langford in London within five
months’ time. Burns having com
pletely recovered from his recent
injury.
RAMPS* PETERSON, PROP.
Imported Scotch and Brandies
JUST
ARRIVED
Monogram No. 6,
A-A Marquette,
and Gibson Rye
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