idWtim Mfeai u
EaaEtaDHDEIDD
Is made easy at this store, where you can select, from a complete and up
to-date stock of Clothing and Gents' Furnishings.
Summit and Orogon City
brands, All-Wool Overshirts,
value $3 to $4, cut to, each
$2.00 and $2.50
Gold Seal Pacs, pair $2.00
All-Felt Shoes, pair $2.00
Leather-Covered Felts, pr, $4.50
Eagle, Staley and Cooper’s
Underwear, $3.50 to $4.00
value, cut to $3.00 per suit
Extra Heavy White Wool Sox,
3 pair for $1.00
Inside Mitts, 3 pair SOc
Everything Else Accordingly.
An inspection ui one Hart, {Sehatlner & Marx Clothes, will convince you
that WE DELIVER THE GOODS
H. BOAS, The Clothier,
Successor to M. Friedman
Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Ciothee
x Simel d“tc.tv
St am peelers to t lie New Strike can rely on setting Nice Fresh Goods
at Very Reasonable Prices
Big Stocks, Standard Goods Gi°odCoRn°na^’°0un9*
We Carry a $7.00
LARGE STOCK Per Case
LUBRICATING
OIL
WINTER’S OUTFOT
You need have no hesitation. Positively the most
Complete Stock of the Very Best
FRESH GROCERIES
At the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES in Iditarod.
Your inquiry and inspection solicited.
SAM'L APPLEBAUM
Successor to Chesley, Ryan & Kehoe
Cor. First and Otter Streets Opposite Traction Depot
I
I
R. S. McMillan, the Otter creek min
ing man. visited Iditarod during the
week.
Mr. Saalback has built an addition
to his house at Flat.
The Forks roadhouse, on Flat creek,
has been remodeled and an entirely
new floor put in.
Commissioner G. W. Albrecht paid a
visit to the creeks the first of the
the week.
Pete Miscovich and partners have a
lay on discovery, Otter. They have an
eight-horsepower boiler and a six
SKATES
AND SKATING
Snowshoes,
Yukon Sleds,
Baby Sleighs,
Webbing and Snaps,
Dog Harness,
Team Harness,
Traps, Guns,
Phonographs and Records
AMMUNITION,
Furniture, Carpets,Bedding
SMITH’S
GUN STORE
Second and Willow, Iditarod, Aka
horsepower hoist, and will take out a
winter dump. A boiler house and large
cabin for the accommodation of those
working on the ground have been
erected.
Stanich Bros, have a lay on 1-a. dis
covery. They have been getting 20
cent pans this week, and some as high
as 70 cents.
Several outfits are working at the
mouth of Black creek, and four small
outfits nre working in the neighbor
hood of discovery.
Mrs. McGibney has added a pooltable
to her cigar store at Discovery.
The following visited Flat City for
the purpose of attending the Thanks
giving dance given in aid ef the Emer
gency hospital: From Flat creek—Mrs.
Kettlewell, Miss Cedermalm, Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Stranberg, Mr. and Mrs.
Monkman, Mr. and Mrs. O. Gardner,
Jonas Brewis. From Otter creek—Mr.
and Mrs. J, E. Riley, Mr. and Mrs. A.
A. Shonbeck. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Field, Mr. and Mrs. James C'hronister,
Mrs. Lang, Mrs.McGibney, Mrs. Camp
bell, Ed McLean. From Iditarod—Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Acheson, Mr. and Mrs.
W. F. Duffy, Mrs. Bishop. Mrs. Maher,
Mrs. Larson, Miss Albrecht, Paul Le
Plant, Professor Frank Hudson.
BABY FOR MR. AND MRS. GUNNING
Last Saturday morning a 10-lb. baby
girl arrived at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James Gunning, of Flat. Her
name is Margaret Ellen. Mother and
child are doing fine.
COMMISSIONER FOR LONG CREEK
Fairbanks, November 25.—Judge F.
E. Fuller yesterday appointed Tom
McGrade as United States commis
sioner for Long creek, Ruby district.
Gregg Stewart and J. W. Kempf will
leave shorliy for the new Innoko dig
gings. Mr. Stewart has been building
a new sled for the journey.
Jimmy Orr, one of the original own
ers of the Marietta, arrived from the
Yukon Thursday.
FAIRBANKS NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawson left
Fairbanks for the Outside Monday.
November 4.
j A1 Lowe will spend the winter pros
: peeting on Ester creek, where ho has
some ground.
Four-foot birch wood is selling for
a cord delivered at Fairbanks.
Pete Pearson and Charles Larson
have taken a lay on 5-a. Fairbanks
creek.
Kepreser.tive E. B. Collins visited
Fairbanks for a few day recently. Al
though ho has been in the district
since 1904, he has not spent a month in
the city in all that time.
Jesse Noble is operating on 0-a. Lit
t le Eldorado creek.
Ed Blakely, the Fairbanks barber
has left for the Outside over the Val
dez trail. He is traveling on a bicycle
Before leaving for the Outside Billy
Casey informed a News-Miner repre
senlative that he intended to lease hi3
Napa ranch, and return to Fairbanks
to reside permanently.
THANKSGIVING
DINNER PARTY
On Thanksgiving night, Postmaster
and Mrs. T. L. Thurston entertained a
number of friends to a turkey dinner of
seven courses. After dinner bridge
was played, and a most enjoyable even
ing was spent. The first lady's prize
was won by Mrs. Joseph H. Smith, and
the first gentleman’s prize by Mr. J. A.
Peterson. The consolation prizes, con
sisting of automatic toys, were awarded
to Mrs. J. A. Peterson and Mr. Bert
Myers.
The decorations were very appropri
ately pumpkin color: emblematic of
“harvest home and autumn’s sweet
content.”
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. ,T
H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Peter
son, Bert Myers, Chris Aiuhcnieson,
and the host and hostess.
FRANK O’FARRELL AT TANANA
According to the Yukon Valley
News, published at Tatiana, Frank
O’Farrell, who formeily held nu
merous municipal appointments in
this city, has accepted a position
with the Tatiana Commercial Com
pany Company as accountant
Upon leaving Iditarod Mr. O’Far
rell visited Ruby, and then went on
to Fairbanks.
Tom Ward has gone over to the
Ditna prospecting.
Birds are so plentiful this season
that they have been selling three for a
dollar lately.
WE WILL BE
IN OUR BIG NEW STORE
ON RICHMOND STREET,
Where we will be pleased
To have you call and
Inspect our stock of
Cigars, Tobaccos, Snuff,
Soft Drinks, Fruits, Nuts,
Candles, Typewriter and
Musical InstrumentSupplles,
Alarm Clocks, Stationery,
Etc,, Etc.
▼
ANSLEY'S
BOOK STORE
IDITAROD
GOMPERS RE-ELECTED
FEDERATION PRESIDENT
_ i
Rochester, N. Y,, November 29.1
—At the annual convention of the
American Federation of Labor
being held in this city, Samuel 1
Gompers was reelected president:
of the organization, a position lie
has held since 1882, with bnt one
intermission of a year. Seattle has
been chosen as the place of meet
ing for next year’s convention.
We are next door to the Postofllce.
When calling for mail, drop in and
see us. Ansley's Book Store.
Hkf Jfc When You Outfit,
I^CPl, Buy the Best?
The cost is no more. These cold, snappy, breezy days require Warm
Woolens and Warm Footwear.
THE PUCE TO OUTFIT IS AT
A. J. WEISS, FLAT CITY
Successor to N. N. .Taffe The Home of Stein-Bloch Clothing
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
(Concluded from Page 3.)
Block. Lot. Taxes Penalty. Total.
5e 1 Wise, Win . $4 25 * 43 $4 08
1 Jakeman, Andy. . 75 8 83
“ 3 Hamilton, Bobbie.. 4 75 48 5 23
“ 4 Emmett, J E. 1 00 10 1 10
Oe 11 Martin, Julia . 6 50 65 7 15
11 Zabel, Julius. 9 25 93 10 18
“ 10 Michelle, Morris. 9 25 93 10 18
“ 9 Thompson, Mary estate. 5 50 55 6 05
“ 9 Howard, Margery . 5 25 53 5 78
“ 8 Donaldson, Eva. 5 25 53 5 78
“ 8 Martin, Julia . 4 25 4.3 4 68
7 Zabel, Julius. .3 50 35 3 85
“ 7 Hill, Fritzie. 3 50 35 3 85
7 Raymond, Doris. 3 50 .35 3 85
“ 7 Lal3ore, Margaret 4 00 40 4 40
“ 7 Burns, Joe . 50 5 55
“ 1 Ellis, L N . 1 25 13 1 38
7e 1 Ryan, Jas.. 3 00 30 3 30
“ 2 Mehon. Harry. 1 75 18 1 93
“ 6 Troughton, Ed . 3 00 30 3 30
“ 6 McIntosh, Curly . 1 75 18 1 93
8e 1 Slippern Mill Co. 8 75 88 9 63
1 Bishop, J E. 5 50 55 6 05
“ 2 Kindred, W E . 3 50 35 3 85
“ 1 Moses, Otto.. . 1 75 18 1 93
“ 5 Casco, Sam 1 75 18 1 93
“ 7 Simmouds . 3 00 30 3 30
“ 8 A be nd rot h. 1 75 IS 1 93
'* 10 Keirnau, Pat . 2 50 25 2 75
r, \l Blodgett, Jas .. j 5 oc. 5o 5 50
“ 12 Smith, Geo. 125 13 1 38
5a 2 Arndt, Albert. 2 25 23 2 48
10a 1 Breeze, Win. 1 „ ,n ... ,
11 O ti U j* tm OU .O Z 7t)
“ 3 Uhl, Ed . 3 5O 35 3 85
5 Geroctovich, Tony. 2 25 23 2 48
“ 8 Jester. Mike. ... 1 50 15 1 65
lie 1 Pioneer Warm Storage. 31 25 3 13 34 38
“ 3 Carson, Fred. 2 50 25 2 75
“ 5 Nader, Herman. 5 00 50 5 50
; “ 6 Slippern Mill Co. 3 00 30 3 30
| “ 7 Gerrie, Wm . 1 75 18 1 93
11 8 Maher, Mike . 1 75 18 1 93
“ 9 Meachatn & Funk. 1 75 18 1 93
e Merrill, Mrs .. . 4 25 43 4 68
! “ Norton, U G. 6 25 63 6 88
Burke, Mrs 1 00 10 1 10
“ Pearce, Frank . 3 75 38 4 13
“ McDowell, C B. 1 75 IS 1 93
Strandberg Bros. . 6 25 63 6 88
“ Marymount, Louis. 2 75 28 3 03
PERSONAL PROPERTY
McDonald, R E. $9 25 $ 93 $10 18
Nyholm, 1. 12 50 '1 25 13 75
Marsh & Ashland . 20 00 2 00 22 00
Miles, Teddy et al. 26 75 2 6$ 29 43
Mutchler Bros... . 44 75 4 48 49 23
[ McGrath, T L. . 25 00 2 50 27 50
Wile, Albert. . 6 25 63 6 88
Gularte & Font as. 75 00 7 50 82 50
i Banks & Mikuta. 31 25 3 13 34 38
j Holtky & Rippa. 68 75 6 88 75 63
I Meacham, A E . 6 25 63 6 88
1 Ryan, Jas .. ... 18 75 1 88 20 63
1 Kelly, Jas. 31 25 3 13 34 38
| O’Brien, Dan. 6 75 68 7 43
Rooney, F W. 60 00 6 00 66 00
Malt by, A E. 3 00 73 3 30
Mutchler, Jake... 22 50 2 25 24 75
Chapinau, Fred. 7 25 64 7 98
Marymount, Louis. 6 25 63 6 88
Slippern, J A . 15 50 1 55 17 05
Slippern Mill Co.. 25 00 2 50 27 50
Schneider, Hy . 3 00 30 3 30
Faucett, J E. 30 75 3 08 33 f3
Van Horn. Mr. 3 75 38 4 13
Strong:, J F A. . 18 75 1 88 20 63
Manley, F G ... 50 00 5 00 55 00
Scott & Martin. 12 50 1 25 13 75
Daniels, Dan. 9 25 93 10 18
McKay & Hotts . 18 50 1 85 20 35
Audette, Abe. . 10 00 ] 00 11 00
McMahon, Thos. 25 00 2 50 27 50
Burns, Joe . 35 50 3 55 39 05
Stoner, A. 3 75 38 4 13
Frandzen, Chris. 11 25 1 13 12 38
Fred E. Webber. 25 00 2 5O 27 50
Gularte, Manuel, agent . 75 00 7 5O 82 50
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this 26th day of Novem
ber, 1912. T. L. THURSTON,
Municipal Clerk of the Town of Iditarod, Alaska.
And a full assortment of fancy vests at 33c. on the dollar—
an opportunity not to be overlooked. Very appropriate for a
CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
CLOTHING
Not a very large assortment, but whatever we have left, ff we
can fit you don’t wait, for we are selling the classiest clothes
at a lower figure than ever sold before
HATS
The largest assortment. Standard makes and can fit you all,
from the smallest to the largest heads. Prices lower than low,
for we are sure closing.
ARE YOU GOING TO
Dress up for the holidays? If you do it is to your interest to
visit before everything is closed out at
Leading Clothiers
GLANDERS RIFE
AROUND FAIRBANKS
Fairbanks, November 25.—A se
rious epidemic of glanders has bro
ken out in Fairbanks and on the
creeks, and several horses have had
to be shot The city authorities
have telegraphed the governor ask
ing that a veterinary surgeon be
sent to investigate and advise on
preventive measures.
COMING AND G0ING~
Jesse Rogers left for Otter during
the week to do sorue representation
work on ground in which he is inter
ested.
Herb Riley, who left with Jim Ryan
for Moore creek late last week, re
turned to Iditarod Tuesday. He left
Ryan at the Summit, 12 miles from
Moore. Mr. Riley found the trail hard,
there having been no snow at all. The
total load taken over, including the
drill for Moorecreek, amounted to over
eight tons.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Miller cele
brated their sixteenth wedding anni
versary yesterday.
A. A. Shonbeck was a visitor from
Discovery yesterday.
Frank Kern arrived from the Yukon
during the week.
Bennett James left for Moore creek
Tuesday.
Three weeks from today and the days
will begin to get longer.
Joe Jerraan left for the Aniak the
first of the week.
INVESTIGATE
CITYFATHERS
Fairbanks, November 22.—The
grand and petit jurors for the next
term of court have been drawn.
Among other things it is believed
the grand jury will investigate
charges against the municipal gov
ernment with respect to alleged
graft in connection with the re
stricted di strict.
Billy Taylor has moved his jewelry
store into lha City Drug store building
ou Gold street, Flat.
Dona LaChance arriaed from the
Aniad during the week.
While William Kline, of Slate creek,
was going down to Flat last week he
fell and broke his Knee-cap. He has
been operated upon by Dr. Wortmann,
the two patts being sutured together
and he is doing as well as can be ex
pected. _
Lawrence Thornton will pay a visit
to the new Innoko diggings, where he
will endeavor to secure a lay.
Everybody’* do'mej It WHAT?I
EATING AT THE
Arcade Cafe
Meals Better Than Ever FLAT CITY
Mrs. L.C.THORNTON
LADIES' FURNISHINGS
Confectionery, Drugs
Successor to Miss Kotsch FLAT CITY, Gold St,
Our New Stock Has Arrived, and
we are Prepared to Quote You
RIGHT PRICES
On Your Winter’s Outfit
CROWLEY & PORTER
“House of Quality”
First Ave., Iditarod Front St., Flat City
JACK BAIRD
“Budweiser”
SDITAROD
MARQUETTE RYE, NATIONAL CLUB BOURBON
Marc Antony, Van Dyke, Olinda Cigars
ED ANDERSON
“Branch”
FLAT
Budweiser and Old German Lager Beer
FULL LINE OF CASE GOODS_Es Giebt Kein Kopfweh_ALL KINDS OF HOT DRINKS