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Postoffice Building
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Kemp Co.
Iditarod’s Leading Dry Goods House
JUST RECEIVED A complete line in winter weights
of Mnnsing Underwear in Union Suits and separate gar
ments.
Special This Week :
Ai_75c pair-Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose---75c pair
Manicuring and Hair Dressing Parlors in connection conducted bv Mrs. W.
L. Riley. _
If not at Kemp’s—It's not in town
Just Arrived From New York |
LAUGH ASSORTMENT OF J
Ladles’ Fur Coals and Muffs, Woo! Underwear
and Hosiery, Silk and Wool Dress Goods,
Fancy Work and Embroidery Silks,
ART SQUARES, CURTAINS, PORTIERRES AND COUCH COVERS.
Also Full Lino of FELT SLIPPERS
MRS. F. A. STEVENS
IDITAROD FIRST AVENUE TEL. 33
JOHNSON & CLARK
PHONE NO. 11)
General Merchandise
Groceries, Hardware, Stoves, Ranges,
Dry Goods, Building Materia!, Oiis and Gasoline.
Hay and Gats
WE HAVE NOTHING BUT THE BEST, Iditarod and Discovery Otter Creek
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
OFFICERS:
T. J. Nestor, President
Chas- Ross, Vice President
E. G. Lindberg, Manager
John Holmes, Cashier and Assayer
Anthony Sweeney came into town
last Sunday from Chicken creek, where
he has extensive holdings. He has
gone back with a complete outfit, in
tending to put in the winter prospect
ing on Chicken where things look good
to him. _
Ed Drake, partner ot Aloert Hansen
and Tom Derrison, laymen on the mid
dle t>00 feet of the Wildcat association
on Willow creek, dropped over,“de
lump” de Oder day without hurting
himself, and stood around looking at
the tall buildings. He seemed to like
it.
Frank B. Ingles, of the E. W. Griffin
Co., was in town last week after a visit
around the creeks. He is building a
residence at Flat City, where he w ill
reside with Mrs. Ingles, and where he
will make his headquarters this winter.
Bob Chamberlain, partner of Frank
Wiseman and Pat Wheland, came into
the city from Happy creek on Wednes
day, preceding his associates by a small
margin. It is understood that they
have abandoned operations at their lay
on Happy for the present.
Mrs. Riley, hairdressing, at Kemp’s.
Overcoats, Fur Coats, Heavy Underwear
and Overshirts. Furand Cloth Caps. Quilts,
Blankets, Moccasins, Rope Socks, Heavy
Wool Socks. Dolge Felt Shoes. Hanan &
Son Vici Kid Felt Soled Shoes.
ALSO A FULL ASSORTMENT
LADIES5 FUR COATS
Isaacs eras. & co.
LEADING CLOTHIERS
This store will be closed Thursday, Oct. 13, until 6 p.m.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
--WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-,
—Wines, Liquors, Cigars—
ROSS & NESTOR,
Lumber and Building Materials
Bank Bldg. Iditarod
Odorless Closets complete at The
Tin Shop.
Hugh Ferry, a well-known oldtimer
of Fairbanks, formerly with Murray &
Whitman, quartz miners on Skoogy
gulch, was in town early last week
from the creeks. He has been with
Riley on 1-Above Otter creek for some
time, but will be located on Flat creek
for a time.
Mert Marston, owner of 1-Above
Otter and merchant at Discovery, was
in town Tuesday and Wednesday hop
ing to reach Dikeman to look after
some frieght. He found the season too
late to risk the trip, so returned home
to wait for the tight freezeup.
Sara Sequin, who has been one of the
heaviest operators at tiie mouth of
Black creek, and partner of Eilinger,
Martin, Chronister and Thomas en the
Pack Mule association lav, is in the
city taking a lay-off. The ground is in
litigation and will doubtless lay idle
for some time.
FOR RENT Fine new log cabin on
Third, bet. Willow and Richmond,
three rooms, papered and warm,
never been occupied. Apply Louis
Huser, in tent on premises.
Get a regulation ’■safety” at The Tin
Shop.
HAVE WE GOT WHAT ' EED ?'
Tfeese are a few_ ofour lines re&eivsd on the last; boat
MENS
Mackinaw Coats, Medlicott Underwear, Heavy Shirts, Military Collar Shirts,
Sweater Coats, Fur-Lined Coats, Dress Shoes, Felt Shoes, Rubber Shoes,
Parkays, Gaiters, Ties, Gioves, Mitts and in fact everything in Man's
Wearables.
j| LADIES
j We can interest you also. Silk knit and Flannel Petticoats, Silk
j and Flannel Waists, Felt Shoes, Tam O'shanters, Hosiery, Winter Under
| wear, Silk kimonos, Dressing Sacques, Sweater Goats, Sweaters, Stock
|| ings, Leggins, Shawls, Mirfflsrs, Arctics. Heavy winter Goats,
'} A Full Line Of Utz & Dunn's Shoes,
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p^* . t ^ Supply Your Wants.
1 II v~*> L ^VVC. Guarantee Quality.
Have the Goods.
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Just Arrived
Furniture
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Carpets, Rugs, Matting, Oil Cloths,
Blankets, Etc,
Shotguns and Shells.
Harness, Saddles, Horse Blankets,
Cole's ftir-Tight Heaters
Cook Stoves and Ranges, Crockery, Bar Glassware,
Pool Tables, Cash Registers
Insure Your Home-We Sell Fire Extinguishers
! JOS. H. SMITH,
Phone 6, Second and Willow Streets, Iditarod City
Moose Cate
73 g Regular Dinner
Short Orders 75 g
_$16.00 MEAL TICKETS $15.00
WILLOW STREET, IDITARQD
JIMMY HEASHI, Proprietor.
FIRST-CLASS SERVICE
j Mrs. Selma Swanson, proprietress of
j the new Grand hotel of Flat City, one
j of the finest hostelries in the country,
j was visiting the metropolis last week.
| In celebration of the fact that he had
! landed on the goods on Moore creek,
1 Fred Osterholtz entertained Friday
| night, giving a bunch of stags the time
j of thnir lives. Just for company, Fred
| invited Ed Lewin, Billy Barrett, Ike
j Bayles, Arthur Shonbeck, Frank In
; gles and Maurice Wolf.
A hot drink on a cold day is an easy
matter if you get a Thermos bottle at
City Drug Store, First ave.
Save the pieces! broken lenses re
placed at Simpson’s,
Arthur Shonbeck, merchant of Dis
covery Otter, came into town Friday
to get a corner on all the visible grain
supply. This is understood to include
cereals.
Anderson Bros. & Nerland, finding
their storeroom too small for comfort,
are building an addition to their build
ing on the Second avenue end.
A light that never fails" is what
you need these dark nights. Get one at
City Drug Store, First av.—handier
than a lantern.
Nerland’sf PaP°1' at AnJerson Bros. &
The winter is coming, so get your
homes made comfortable while you can
get the material. Anderson Bros. &
Nerland, wallpaper, paints, sash, doors.
Imported Scotch and Brandies
JUST
ARRIVED
Monogram No. S,
A-A Marquette,
and Gibson Rye
Dan McC'askill, formerly operator on
the lower end of the Wildcat associa
tion on Willow creek, but lately a pros
pector on the Washington group on
Happy, has left the city, intending to
depart in the near future for the Kus
kokwim. He expressed a desire to go
out over the Seward trail to investi
gate the matter of mail contracts.
FOR SALE—Brass and iron bedstead,
nearly new, and a 3-burner Perfec
tion coal oil stove, very reasonable.
Pioneer office.
FOUND—Steamer trunk; owner can
have same by applying at this office,
describing property, and paying for
this advertisement.
FOR SALE—Ten-foot portable French
range. Apply this office.