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OPTICIANS Your Eyes Tested Fres TELEPHONE NUMBER I j
Kemp & Co,
iDITARQD’S LEADING DRY GOODS HOUSE
W A T C H
For Announcement of Opening in OurNew Build
ing About September 5
NEW GOODS NEW STYLES NEW STORE
If not at Kemp’s—it's not in town
Second Ave., 1 Set ween Willow and Richmond
MRS. F. A. STEVENS
! Front St., Iditarod, Telephone 33
I JUST RECEIVED FULL LINE OF
House Furnishings, Plain and Figured Burlaps,
Silkolines, Art Denims, Ginghams, White Goods, Por
tieres, Couch Covers, Lace Curtains, Blankets,
Pillows and Ladies’ Goods
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JSW IS THE TIME TO
BUY
Christmas
Presents
For the ones at home.
AN ENORMOUSTSTOCK OF
ALASKA NUGGET JEWELRY
J. L. SALE;
Leading Jeweler,
Iditarod City
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OFF AGAIN!
ON AGAIN!
Damaged Post Cards,
Books, etc., cheap. They
are nice souvenirs of our
moving day, August 24.
Just received lutast Outside
Paper* and Magazines.
Don’t forget our Circulating
Library.
LANDAHLS
EMPORIUM
Corner First and Richmond Streets
IDITAROD
WALDORF OPENS IN
A BLAZE OF GLORY
j With a long polished bar, lined
four deep by “the faithful,” bil
; Hard balls clicking merrily and bar
j tenders doing the high hurdles over
j each other, the opening of Charley
j Worden’s new saloon, the Waldotl,
last Wednesday night was an event
I not soon to be forgotten.
‘ The place had a better play than
an Oklahoma land rush and it lasted
until the wee sma’ hours, or until
novice and veteran alike were shak
ing hands with each other, and tell
ing the stories of their lives. Now
and again a burst of melody would
shiver the glassware on tire mantel,
and cause the Hockheimer in the
rack to turn half round.
The interior decorations have a
charm that is individual, while 'he
personality of the proprietor will be
one of the biggest assets.
Had Flour Paste Next Day
After tying up to the barge Fox
' in front of the N. N. Co. dock on
the waterfront last Wednesday
night, Boh Mowatt, in charge of
the staunch little steamer Joyce,
; left his scow to be unloaded in the
morning as it was too late to ac
complish the feat that evening.
When they arrived upon the
scene the next morning, they found
the scow resting comfortably on
the bottom and some 63 gunnies of
flour bobbing merrily on the tide.
It was a sad sight to contemplate,
for nothing is so disenchanting as a
wet sack of flour.
The whole cargo seemed a total
loss, but subsequent developments
disclosed the feasibility of saving
the greater part of it.
FOR SALE—Log building at Dis. Ot
ter, frame front, plate glass, one
story, 22x22 feet, best location in
town, owner must go Outside imme
diately; bargain for right party. Ap
ply this office.
Odorless Closets complete at The
Tin Shop.
Just Arrived
Furniture
CARPETS, RUGS, MATTING,
OIL CLOTHS, BLANKETS, ETC.
Shotguns and Shells,
Harness, Saddles, Horse Blalikets,
Cole's Air-Tight Healers
Cook Stores and Ranges, Crockery, Bar Glassware,
Fool Tables, Cash Registers
JOS. H. SMITH,
Phone 6, Second and Willow Streets, Iditarod City
Miners & Merchants Bank
IDITAROD, ALASKA
Capital, $100,000.00
General Banking Business Transacts Gold Dust Bought and Assayed
Drafts Issued on Any Part of the World
SEATTLE CORRESPONDENT: SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK
OFFICERS:
T. J. Nestor, President
Ghas. Ross, Vice President
E. G. Lindberg, Manager
John Holmes, Cashier and Assayer
Flume Hose
PRICE LIST
10 in. 12 oz. Hose, 17c foot
10 “ 16 “ “ 20c “
12 “ 10 “ “ 17c “
12 “ 16 “ “ 23c “
14 “ 16 “ “ 30c “
16 “ 16 “ 11 35c
CANVAS
OF ALL KINDS,
Bunks, Tarpaulins
Johnson Mattress 4k Hose Co.
Willow St., Between First and Second Avenues.
granite creek miner
DISLOCATES SHOULDER
While descending the stairs at
the Pioneer lodging house Thurs
day night, Walter Thomas partner
of Martin, Chronister and Kllinger
the Granite creek operators, slipped
on the step and suffered a bad fall
dislocating his left shoulder.
Dr. Brooks being summoned, it
was found necessary to put the sub
ferer under an anaesthetic before
the bone could be pulled back into
the socket. Mr. Thomas is able to
be about but will carry his arm in
a sling for a few days.
Dance Netted Tidy Sum
Following the closing up of all
accounts incident to giving the
dance a week ago Saturday, Mrs
Garkens, Miss Murray and Miss
Grant turned over $100 for the use
and benefit of the local fire depart
meat.
The affair, wss held in the new
store building just completed by
the ladies in question on Richmond
between First and Second, and was
oue of the enjoyable parties of the
season.
Friedman’s store for winter wearables.
Largest Outfitter
in Iditarod
Largest Outfitter
in Iditarorl
Fresh Eggs, Seaitife
Bex Hams and Bacon.
A complete stock of
Groceries, Hay and
Oats.
400 TONS
Landed at Iditarod Giiy
Buy your
OUTFIT NOW
I
And Save Money
bosto~ n
CLOTHING HOUSE
Just Opened
ISM OUR SMEW BUSLDI5MG
Corner First Ave- and WilBow Si
WILL BE GLAD TO MEET OLD PATRONS AND NEW ONES.
Just Received Large Stock of
WINTER GOODS
A. 13 ROME, : : : PROPRIETOR
GAPT, BINGHAM
PAYS HIS FINE
In accordance with the deter
mination of Customs Collectoi
Willis, whose recent visit proved so
disastrous to a number of steam
coat men, about six steamboat
owners were caught with boats
that would not pass inspection and
were fined $500 each.
These fines are now due and
owing to the U. S. treasury depart
ment, and rather than take the risk
of being tied tip, Capt Bingham ol
the Str. Lois lias already turned
over his 500 samoleums, and wil
keep right 011 going, since it was
not the intention of the custom
department to tie up the steameis
before the close of the season.
It was understood at the time Mr.
Willis was here that he would
recommend the remitting of these
fines in whole or in part, and it is
very probable that Bingham and
the rest will get their money back
Rubber Flaxine Roofing Paper guar
anteed for 10 years at Anderson Bros.
A Nerland.
The only steam laundry in the camp -the
Cascade Steam Laundry.
Moose Cafe
75c Regular Dinner
Short Orders 75c
| WILLOW STREET, IDITAROD JIMMY NEASHI, Proprietor. FIRST-CLASS SERVICE [
THIS STAMPEDE
IS THE OTHER WAY
On the launch Dixie that chugged
away from the local waterfront Friday
afternoon went a merry party of six,
among them being the first of those
lucky ones who are to enjoy the fruits
of success in a new camp.
Bound for the Outside, including Cal
ifornia and the effete east, were O. P.
Goss, Monty Downing and Mabel- Wil
liams. Bound for Fairbanks were Ed
ward Britt, William Casey and Harry
Cribb.
The three first mentioned are among
the mining claim owners on the new
I creeks. Goss and Downing having re
cently received payments on some of
the options they gave on Flat creek
propet ties. Ed Britt is also a Flat
creek operator who is due for a vaca
tion, and it may be that his departure
at this time signalizes someone to enjoy
his prosperity.
Billy Casey is the well-known saloon
man of Fairbanks, proprietor of the
Northern hotel and one of the best
known sourdoughs in Alaska. It is
understood that Mr. Casey was very
much impressed by his brief visit to
the camp.
Harry Cribb is one of the most prom
inent merchants of the upper country,
his specialty being sash and doors. He
has probably sold more casements than
any other man in the interior and he
intends coming down next spring to sell
some more.
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Dissolution of Partnership
Notice is hereby given that Angus
McKenzie lias sold to Lars Ostness and
John Michaelbust his one-third inter
est in the lay agreement on No. 1 above
Otter creek, and that John Merritt has
sold to Nellie Bates his one-third in
terest in the above-described ground,
and that the partnership heretofore ex
isting between Gilbert Bates, Angus
McKenzie and John Merritt has been
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
and all bills incurred by said partner
ship will be paid by the present pos
sessors of the lay.
John Merritt.
Angus McKenzie.
September 1, 1910.
We have the best that is in the camp to
offer—Cascade Steam Laundry.
VERY BUSY
Moving into Our New Store on First Avenue
with a complete line of
Hart, Schaffner & Marx'
Suits and Overcoats.
Fur Coats and Robes.
And Everything in Men’s Furnishings and Shoes.
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
iisn
First Avenue
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Is undoubtedly drawing your attention and before departing for
there you want to supply yourself with good, warm wearables
for the winter.
Friedman’s Big Store
On Front street lias anticipated your needs with the most com
plete line of
Neckwear, Clothing, Best Underwear, Over
shirts, Socks, kittens, Rubber Shoes, Fur
Robes, Caps, Blankets, Quilts, etc.
For the best assortment of Men’s Wear at. right prices, remember the
big store with the big sign, "FRIEDMAN'S”
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FI RST-( ’LASS A^COM M01) AT IONS
RATES REASONABLE NEXT TO COURTHOUSE
TELEPHONE 17
Hoik) & Sorvo, Props. Adolphe Hippo. Mgr.
SPECIAL DEPUTY
GOES IQ CREEKS
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Following up the departure of
Deputy Marshal Harry Sheppard
for Ins old station at Ophir, a new
deputy has been appointed for this
district who will he stationed on
the creeks, perhaps temporarily.
George Burg is the new appointee,
but until the arrival of Marshal
Love from the Kuskokwim, the
final disposition of deputies for the
winter cannot be made.
After a remarkably quick trip to |
Fairbanks and back Capt. Donovan, |
head of the Iditarod district, is on
the job once more anxiously await
ing the arrival of his chief,
Those new-fangled sanitary, convei i
ont and odorless water closets made at
the Pioneer Sheet Metal Works are
in big demand by parties desiring eco
nomical conveniences, and cleanly and
healthful surroundings.
Friedman is in his big new store
DON'T
FORGET
II. Boas.
Carries a
Full Line of
Heavy
Underwear,
SOCKS, MITTS,
Mackinaw
Clothing «<
Footwear...
Willow Street,
IDITAROD
Danger--? Disease
City Scavenger, Garbage Removed
» All Work Satisfactorily Dona Charges Reasonable Lease Orders at Beattie Lodging House
i Dan Hartnett & Co ■ business
t
I Ramp's Place
THE PIONEER SALOON OF THE IDITAROD
Iditarod City