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Only the Best Brands of Liquors and Cigars|
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Creek Ladies I
MRS. M. ANDERSEN
Will Be at Flat City With a Full Line of
Millinery, One-Piece Dresses I
Suits and Shoes \
JUST ARRIVED
Via Lake Laberge
Petaluma Eggs,
Valencia Oranges,
Lemonara Lemons,
Australian Onions,
Outside Potatoes,
Gravenstine Apples,
Butter, Cheese, Etc.
Must Be Sold—We Need the Room
H. BOAS,
WILLOW ST
Evelyn’s Freight Now on Creeks
Steamboat men are still talking
about the record made by the steamer
Evelyn which fought het way nine
miles into the ice of Lake Laberge to
receive all the consignments that were
intended for her.
That freight is now going up Otter
creek by scow, consigned to E. W.
Griffin & Co. and to Riley & Marston,
much of it being that heavy machinery
that is destined to tear the affluvia out
of Discovery and 1-a this summer. Grif
fin was very fortunate in landing his
freight and will be shipping from Otter
City the rest of the summer.
Heavyweights Fight in Australia
Sydney, Australia. May 17—The fight
held here in this city between Lang
and Lester was a one-sided affair. Lang
was far his superior and after 0 rounds
Lester was disqualified. Thousands of
spectators witnessed the contest and
large sums of money changed hands
Fine weather for a steam bath.
Elite Baths. Caribou street.
& Merchants Sank
IDITAROD, ALASKA
Capital, $(00,000.00
General Banking Business Transacted Gold Dust Bought and Assayed
Drafts Issued on Any Part of the World
SEATTLE CORRESPONDENT: SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
OFFICERS:
T. J. Nestor. President
Chas. Ross, Vice President
E. G. Lindberg, Manager
John Holmes, Cashier and Assayer
HYDRAULIC HOSE RECEIVED
3 inch, 6-inch, 10 inch
Flume Hose, All Sizes
House Lining, Comforters, Pillows,
Silk Floss for Making Mattresses, Etc.
Johnson Hose & Tent Factory
Willow St. Phone 22 Iditarod
I'll ■■■■!! I ragg—i-lMaMca——Pi —wimwaa—:
WAIT BIG SALE
COMMENCING TUESDAY MORNING
All Slightiy-Pamaged Goods
at Half Outside Cost
Isaacs bros. & co.,
Leading Clothiers Phone 8
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Lodging House
WILLOW ST., IDITAROD
FREE EMPLOrMENT BUREAU
JIMMY NISHIMOTO, Proprietor.
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ROSS & NESTOR,
Lumber and Building Materials
Bank Bldg. Iditarod
Harry Cribb Here
With Sash and Doors
With a large stock of sasli. doors and
building material, including thousands
of feetof lumber, which were brought to
the mouth of the Iditarod on the Julia
B. from Fairbanks, and transferred to
the Samson for this city, Harry Cribb,
a dealer of the upper city for a num
ber of years, arrived here Thursday
and is looking for a location and a lum
ber yard.
Cribb has all the things you need if
you are building a home and could put
you up the swell front, if you are
figuring on going into business. He
lias enough to keep him on the job all
summer. _
Knock out that grippe! Get a
Turkish bath. Elite Baths, Cari
bou street.
Hay and grain for Sale at the Pio
neer Storage. Phone 54.
IDITAROD'S FINEST RESORT FOR MEN
Ramps Peterson, Prop.
PIONEER ,SAL OON
Back at the Old Stand In a Fine New Home
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Gibson, Marquette
and Monogram No.6
Grand OPENING BALL sm ENTERTAINMENT\
_By Camp Iditarod No. 27, at New A. B. Hall, Saturday, June 10
What You Might Need •%%. s
Genuine Panama Hats, Stetson Hats, 1
Dancing Pumps, Dress Shoes, |
Shirts, Suits, Pants and Neckwear|
THE HOUSE FOR STRONG & GARFIELD SHOES |
BOSTON CLOTHiNG STORE
Willow Street, Next to Red Cross Drug: Store V
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Jos. H. Smith ,*r;: j
Ice Cream Freezers, 8 to 20 Quarts |
Lemonade Shakers Bar Glassware Calking Cotton x
Ice Planes Safes Oars, Oar Locks, ♦
Ice Chisels Fire Extinguishers Pike Poles 1
Refrigerators Rakes, Hoes, Spades Pool Tables X
Crockery Pitch, Oakum Pool Supplies «
Lightweight Rubber Boots Creedmore Hunting Boots I
FURNITURE BEDDING J
Surrout did by 250 barrels of beer,
which l;e knew the inhabitants were
expeetamly waiting for, Herman Har
tbel the Fairbanks brewer arrived
here about a week ago, and his famous
brew has been delighting the thirsty
ever since. With plenty of time it
might be interesting to figure out how
I many Italian sunsets could be found in
1 250 barrels of beer,
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Tom Dr-Camp, a marine engineer by
occupation, who has been prospecting
industriously in this district during the ,
past year, took to the river again this
week, and left on the last trip of the j
Martha Clow as chief engineer.
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Latest, magazines and newspapers are
arriving on every boat for City Drug
Store. j
TMSMTm ill.
OPERATING
tr. Sam son
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SEATTLE,
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STEAMER JUBIA B
From St. Michael
A. J. DAY, AGENT
High Water Takes
Down Yukon Wires
On account of the damage done to
the telegraph wires by the high water
in the Yukon, no message can now be
stnt west of Fort Gibbon, except by
mail from that point on.
The worst damage was done to the
line between Louden and Kaltag and
between Birches and Kokrines.
From the conditions as telegraphed
to the local office, it is thought
possible that it may be a month before
tha wires are again in commission.—
Fairbanks Times.
Frank Siekinger, who has been as
sociated with his father, Martin Stckin
ger, during the ]>ast winter in the
mercantile business, left last week for
Seattle, where he will engage in busi
ness for himself.
Pool is sociable at the Sherburne.
Renovate Your Home!
SNYDER
CARIBOU ST.
Wallpaper,
Paints, Oils, &c.
j You Are Invited to Visit the Pioneer Greenhouses |
AT FLAT AND IDITAROD Daum Bros., Props.
1 The Northern
| First Ave. and Willow St.
(Finest Drink Emporium in iditarodj
8 GEORGE MARSH AND HARRY ASHLAND, PROPS $
m
The—_ Jack Baird
Budweiser
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Just Received Soda Water, $27.80 fresh draught beer on tap
8U—— --ypig-rm- -- --,nTnr
r/?e—— Ed Anderson
Branch
_^c^^FLAT CITY
A Drinking House Opened Last Wednesday
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