Friday, Nov. 25.
Locations—Pat McKnight and Byron
Allen, Twin association, Nugget ck.
Location—Pat McKnight, B. Allen
and M. Warren, Warren association,
Warren ck.
Locatien—Pat McKnight and Byron
Allen, Black Bear association, Till July
ck.; Martin association, Weasel ck.;
Mink association. Spruce ck.; Kruger
association. Lucky gulch; Pioneer as
sociation, Pioneer ck.
Location—Pat McKnight and Hank
Downing, Dome association, Lucky
gulch.
Mortgage—Sara Dubin to M. & M.
bank, lot 1, block 2, Dikeman, and
building. $3,675.00 consideration.
Deed—Parleo F. Stimley to W. A.
Dikeman, 1-16 in Otter association on
Otter ck. $1 consideration.
Deed- Ira Vanorsdale to W. A. Dike
man, 1-16 Prospector association on Ot
ter ok. $1 consideration.
Deed—A. N. Anderson to W. A. Dike
man, 1-16 Otter association on Otter ck.
$1 consideration.
Deed- Swan Ringwood to W. A.
Dikeman, 1-16 Otter association on Ot
ter ck. $1 consideration.
Saturday, November 26.
Bill of Sale—J. B. Mading to M. &
M. hank, 1-2 interest 30 It. p. boiler,
hoist, etc. One 60 h. p. boiler and in
terest in wood. Agreement to recon
vev. $1 consideration.
Bill of Sale—Ernest Podbov et al to
Slippern Mill Co., house and lot above
mill. $1 consideration.
Location—T. J. Williams and S. T.
Kincaid, discovery Lewin ck.
Notice of Power of Attorney—Win.
Davenport to James Goodman in Frac
tion claim.
Lien—Slippern Mill Co. vs. Pioneer
WTarm Storage. $1211.96.
Lien—Henry Schneider vs. H. E.
—AND —
WILLOW ST., IDITAROD
JIMMY KISHIMOT0, Proprietor.
Phillip and Mrs. Ed Uhl, Pioneer hotel,
$340.05.
Assignment Lease—.T. B. Mading to
M. & M. bank, 1-2 interest in Mading
lay and Johnson lay, Flat ck. $1 con
sideration.
Assignment Leas ?—Sam Shequin to
Louis Stetzer, 1-4 interest in lower 400
feet. 1-a Otter. $4,500 consideration.
Assignment Lease—Louis Stetzer to
M. & M. bank, lower 400 of 1-a Otter.
$1 consideration.
Lease—Lon Doggett and Tom Forrest
to R. Mitchell and G. W. Mitchell,
Idaho association, Flat ck., 40 acres.
Monday, November 28.
Lien—J. H. Sully vs. T. L. Thurston,
1-2 lot 12, block 3, Iditarcd, $43.25
Mortgage—Win. Davenport to M. &
M. Bank, 1-4 Celene fraction, Otter
creek, $250.
Lien—Glark Lumber Co. vs. Jake
Mutchler, North Star blacksmith shop,
Willow street, $905.12.
Deed—Wm. Davenport to Charles
j Magaha, 1-2 interest Cclone fraction,
| $1.
Lease—John Kasen, Jno. Olson and
| Gus Lunstrotn to F. A. Hedstrom and
Lars Lokke, Snow lake association,
• Flat creek.
Water Right - Jerome L. Hunter and
Ole Drablos on Hilltop association, Flat
creek.
Tuesday, Nov. 29.
Location-Pat Powers, No. 1-a, Black
Hills creek.
Location -Mike Coaklev, No. 2-b.
j Black Hills creek.
Location—Charles Hoxie, No. 5-a,
: Porcupine creek.
Location—Richardson and Mrs. Geo.
F. Johnson, Fairhaven bench, Granite
creek
Location—Anton Larson and George
F. Johnson, Lilloy beuch, Granite
creek.
Thursday, Dec. 1.
Agreement to Sell -H. E. Phillips
and A. F. Morgan and E. E. Hammer,
] 1-3 interest in Riverside hotel, $259.
Lien--Clark Lumber Co. vs. Elsie
Morse, lot 12, block 2, East Willow, $1,
007.86.
Mortgage—A. F. Morgan and E.
) Hammer to Cheslev, Ryan & Kehoe,
’ lots 1, 2 and 3 and Riverside hotel, $1,
i 003.
Deed—Fred Anderson to A. B. Rome,
! north 50 feet lot 1, block 2, east on
Willow street. $1.
Deed—Oscar Olson to H. C. Kelling.
( 1-16 Checord association, 1-16 Liberty
association, 1-1 Calmer association, Ca>
' tie creek, $10.
This Secret Lost Forever
New York, Nov. 8.—General Thomas
Eckert, the last man to know the
whereabouts of the remains of John
Wilkes Boolh, the slayer of Abraham
Lincoln, died here today. The secret
! compact mads between the men who
1 buried Booth, never to divulge the lo
cation of the grave to the world, has
never been broken and the secret per
ished with him.
WHEN IN ID1TAROD STOP AT
POOL, CIGARS, TOBACCOS, CANDIES WILLOW ST.
IDSTAROD, ALASKA
Capital, $100,000.00
General Banking Business Transacted Geld Oust Bought and Assayed
Drafts Issued on Any Part of the World
SEATTLE CORRESPONDENT: SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK
SAFE UKTOSIT BOXES FOB RENT
OFFICERS:
T. J. Nestor, President
Chas- Ross, Vice President
E. G. Lindberg, Manager
John Holmes, Cashier and Assayer
Phone G7. Corner Caribou and Black.
Whitefish, Arctic Trout, Pickera! and Arctic
Halibut dressed to order.
Creek Orders May be Left with Keyes & Meaghan’s Stage Line
A FULL ASSORTMENT
OF
vercoa ts
Suits,
Felt Shoes, Moccasins
Mitts, Socks, Fur Caps
Rubber Shoes '
AT
2
LEADING CLOTHIERS
STKICTLY ONE PRICE
ROSS Si NESTOR,
Lumber and Building Materials
Hank Bldg. Iditarod
You oan still gat your
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
M'DONALD HOTKL
Howard Benson, Ophir; Robert Mar
tin, Otter; F Smith, D Schwartz, John
Minz, H (J Minshall, Jas F Finnigan,
George Keith, George Alain, Martin
Kelly, Pat McKnight, Wm Sargent,
A Marlett, J Hnnter, Peter Wick, NN
Jaffe, M Little, F A Wilcox, David
Englund, Frank Gleason, J D Gannon,
Alex Wilson, J L Wattrus, S H Tansy,
F F None, Ghas A Reed, W Kelly. L
D Colbrit.
IDITAROD HOTKL
Mrs Charlton, Mr and Mrs Perry, A
Sasta, J W Ward, Aleck Larson, Joe
Louis, J Henderson, Gus Olson, Mr Pe
terson, John Mackey, H P Shepard,
Mrs Perkins, Carl Overton, E E Au
bert, J Latti, Mr McRae, A H Twitch
ell, Ed Britt, Mr Mainberg, R Martin,
J Martin. J V Nordgren, Erick John
son, Chas L.vud, Mike Orn, Frank
Wiseman, Mr Spencer, A Keranen. L
H Kier, J L Heron, Geo Vig, Martin
Hoi tnes.
REGINA HOTEI.
John Couse, H E Olson, F Anderson,
John Brown, R1 J Flood, J I Wells,
John McLeod, S Sweeney, H Jastland,
G A Bishop, Mrs Wolf, E Mitchell, M
Brown, F O'Brien, John Ronan, Wm
Dryaan, C'has Willman, Carl Johonson,
Carl Avery, J A Kvamtne, A S Han
son, C J Sfar.dberg, Oscar Peterson, A
Gooch, Harvey Phillips, A G Dickson,
J Duffy, Miss M Coliidge.
N. N, JafFe, the man wba sells
tilings g, od to wear on* at Flat,
came into town last week, exhibit
ing some of his latest New York
importations. They do say that lie
had tiie goods on him.
Just the thing for a Xmas p resent.
A nice pipe or a box of cigars at John
stone’s.
WE ARE THE ONLY DISTRIBUTING AGENTS FOR
Old Kessler Bye. Maryland Bye, Atherton Bye. Old Lewis Hunter Bye, W. II. Mc
Brayer’s Cedar Brook and Sevon-Ycar-Old Double-Stamped
Bulk and Bottled in Bond
Also a Large Stock of Old Taylor and Old Crow (b. b.)
Angeles, Budwaiser, Rainier Boltled Beer, and Tamiliauesar C aught Beer
ALL TO BE JOBBED AT REASONABLE PRICES
Front St., Id!fared
Leading Jeweler
of the North
CARRIES A LARGE SELECTION OF
AT REASONABLE PRICES. ORDER EARLY.
Claret
Zinfandel
Hu rgund y
Tip Chianti
Sparkling Burgundy
Sauterno
Imp. Dutt’s Gordon Sherry
Ities ling
Fort
Sherry
Imported Spanish Fort
Bottle or Gallon
Tel 55 Tel 55
First Avenue and Willow Street Ashland & Marsh. Proprietors.
BEER
Lemps Illue Ribbon
l’abst Export Budweisrr
Rainier Olympia
Pints or Ouarts.
CHAfV.PAG.ME
CHquot Mamin’s
M'hite Seal
BRANDY
Imp. Honnessy Three-Star
Imp Couvoisler
Cal. Grapo Brandy
Cal, Bellarge
Cal. Lyons
Cal. Grand Marque
Cal. Lomitas
CIGARS GIGAREITES
op'£HlshU,1St. «-i® mi mu
imp. Africano j Imperial
MINERAL WATER
Bartlett natural Bartlett Carbonated Shasta
Clysmic Apollinarls Imported
GiW
Gordon Dry Gordon Sloe
Burke’* Tom Glibey Tom
Plymouth Leogenthe
Dekuyper Holland
Goods Delivered to Any
Part of the City
Day or Night
SCOTCH
Black and White John Dewar
Whittlesey House of Lords
John Beggs M unroe O L.D.
Koderlck Dint Sinclair
GRAPE JUICE
Concord Grape White Grape
Tomato Toner
WHISKEYS
Lacey
Old Crow
Ht-rmitagfl
Mount V pm on
Carstair’* No. 6
(':»r«tair’« Rye
Belle of Anderson, B. B.
Cedarbruok, B. B.
Lnnahan Hunter
Feading Rye, B. B.
Social Club
TV'eaterflll <& Frazier
Canadian Club
Monogram
1891 National Club
Lockie McKinnon was in town last! 3ng on the right limit with good re
week from Flat. Ho reports prospect-; suits.
J@s@pii H. Smith
CARRIES A FULL LINE OF
Furniture Cash Registers Crockery
Carpets Stoves and Ranges Bar Glassware
Mattings Cole’s Heaters Safes
Bedding Fire Extinguishers Pool Tables
Harness Hardware Phonographs and Records
Phone 6, Second and Willow Streets, Iditarod City
Gourtemanchs Loses
One Automobile
The Pierce-Arrow automobile be
longing to Dave Courtemanche in
Fairbanks was destroyed recently,
burning itself tip with its own
gasoline. Something went wrong
with the ding-bat and punched a
hole in the gasoline tank just over
ihe hot muffler. Result, a sudden
fire which just gave the driver
rime to escape. The fire depart
ment was called out hut only served
to scatter burning gasoline all over
the street. The machine was al
most a total • repK
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