Talk It Over Phone 32
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HORSESHOE
SALOOM
Only the Best Brands of Liquors and Cigars
Served
YOU ARE INVITED
TO VISIT
The Pioneer Greenhouses
AT FLAT AND IDITAROD
DAITM BROS., PROPS.
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. BOMS,
WILLOW ST.
Arthur Shonbeck of Discovery, was]
one of the first merchants to land goods j
on the creeks and get it into the hands j
of hungry patrons.
Steamer Tanana Arrives
With 75 passengers transferred from
the Sarah at Thompson's, on the Yukon
a sack of mail and 200 tons of mixed
frieg! t, the steamer Tanana got into
port tliis morning at 12:30, and left
again ihis afternoon to meet the
Seh watka.
Be ides the barge brought to this
city, the Tanana left a cattle barge at
Dikeman which was picked up by tlie
Reliance and was due to arrive here
this morning. This barge had 100 head
of cattle for Weachter & Gardner ot the
Independent market.
Johnson Will Fight Nest December
Melborne, Australia, May 17—Jack
Johnson has cabled to Wrestler Weber
that he will be in shape to go a few
rounds with him some time in Decem
ber.
There will be a purse of £5,000 guar
anteed to the winner.
Weber is a no’ed wrestler and it is
thought he will make a good showing.
I WILL BUY
Second (BT tents and stoves.
Richards, Willow street.
FOR SALK—Large-size phonograph,
with 100 records. Inquire Pioneer.
Sleep at the Idltarod Hoto!.
IDITARQD, ALASKA
Capital, $100,000.00
General Banking Business Transacted Gold Oust Bought and Assayed
Drafts Issued on Any Part of the World
SEATTLE CORRESPONDENT: SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN 8ANK
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOB KENT
OFFICERS:
T. J. Nestor, President
Clias. Ross, Vice President
E. G. Lindberg, Manager
John Holmes, Cashier and Assayer
Wiii Arrive june i. Prices from 65c Foot Up
Tents, Tarpaulins, Boat Covers^_ All Kinds Canvas Goods.
Johnson Hose & Tent Factory
J Willow St. ^ Phono 22 iriitarcd
2© Mem Styles
—OF—
JOHN B. STETSON
HATS
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ISAACS BROS. & C0,
Leading Ciotbiers Phone 8
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WILLOW ST., IDITAROD
FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
JIMMY HISHIMOTO, Proprietor.
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ROSS & NESTOR, j
Lumber and Building Materials
Bank Bldg. Iditarod!
MRS, A. NEE AT STANLEY'S PLACE
I Mrs. A. Nee has taken charge of
Stanley’s restaurant at Flat and will
henceforth look after the business of
that excellent eat emporium.
Mrs. Nee has been proprietress of
' several famous hostelries in the Yu
| kon, particularly the well-known C'ora
tnerce restaurant in Dawson. As a
result, she bears quite a reputation as
i a caterer.
Launch ftSen! If you have any
surplus rigging, store It with the
Pioneer Storage. Phone 54.
For a Loaf
or a Lunch
TRY THE
Sditarod Bakery
3i Coffee House
Willow St., on Waterfront
IQITAROD'S FINEST RESORT FOP, MEN
Ramps Peterson, Prop,
Back at the Old Stand in a Fine New Home
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Gibson, Marquette
and Monogram No. 6
Omm OPENING BELL ENTERTAINMENT
___By Camp Idltarod No, 27, at New A. B. Hal!, Saturday, June 10
Sam Ellmore, representative of Qua
ker Maid, and dispenser of the excellent
beer which is made in Kansas City,
arrived from the Outside this week and
will spend some time here. Star Bal
lard and Joe Jerman, of the Connolly
at Flat, came in to see if the smile had
worn off.
Mr. Minchell, of Mincheli & Finne
gan, pool-room proprietors of Flat, was
looking after his shipments in this city
this week.
See Anderson <k Barrett about your
fresh fish orders. Foot of Willow.
Card of Thanks
Upon the occasion of our bereave
ment when wife and daughter was
| grievously called from our midst., the
. friends of our loved one and oi ourselves
l were kind and considerate in their at
! tention. To them we extend our sin
cerest thanks and permanent gratitude.
M. A. Mayhood.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Watson.
Harry Yeager, formerly bank ac
countant, and for the last year manager
at the Hot Springs hotel, will look
after books and accounts in connection
with the Manley and Aitken operations
on the Marietta claim this season.
MAX SIMEL, Diskakel and flphir City,,., I
Miners' Supplies and General Outfitting a Specialty
Jos. H. Smith Zrzl
Ice Cream Freezers, 8 to 20 Quarts
Lemonade Shakers Bar Glassware Calking Cotton
Ice Pianos Sales Oars, Oar Locks,
Ice Chisels Fire Extinguishers Pike Poles
Refrigerators Rakes, Hoes, Spades Pool Tables
Crockery Pitch, Oakum Pool Supplies
Lightweight Rubber Boots Creedmore Hunting Boots
FURNITURE BEDDING
j FILED FOR RECORD
Friday, May 26
Location—Fred Ekrut; triangle bet
ween Contact, Idaho and Washington
associations, head of Happy.
Lease—Peter Ryden to Wm Knox,
Henry Lavaz, A Wicks and Alan Ches
ter; lay on Happy claim, Happy creek;
1 dated Aug. 9, 1910.
Biil of Sale—Wm McMullen to J G'
Schwartz and F McKlusky; mining
! plant on 1 above, second tier bench;
$1,400.
Chattel Mortgage—J D Schwartz and
Fred McKlusky to American bank; i
mining plant on Otter, $440.
Lease and Option—William Knox and
j Henry Layaz, Andrew Wicks and Alan
| Chester to John Monoghan ; lay oa
1 Happy claim, head of Happy; $2,500
cash and $17,500 on option to purchase
ground given by Peter Ryden, owner,
by August 1, 1911.
i Assignment of Lease—John Ronan
! to Frank Monkman; 1-4 interest in lay
! on second 1000 feet of lower end of!
| Bonanza association, Flat; $1.
| Mortgage—Frank Monkman to Jack |
j Ronan; 1-4 interest in lay on 1,000 feet i
lower end of Bonanza; securing note I
1 for <16,000.
Saturday, May 27
Deed—C A Britt to Thos Maher; 1-12 !
interest in 3 below Glen on Flat; $1. j
Deed—Harry Otiochi to G Wada; i
frame building on north side of Second I
street, east of lot owned by Mrs Morse
at corner of Willow and Second, to
gether with lot 35x112 1-2, $150.
Monday, May 29.
j Bill of Sale—Tom Markuson to Caro
| lina Markuson; lot 3 block 1; between
First and Second avenues, Dikemau:
*2.
Bill of Sale—John Coyle, Barney I
Haggerty and Frank Conway to Dennis '
McGie; 1-4 interest in Rocker associa- j
tion, Chicken. [
I
Tuesday, May 29.
Deed—Patrick Buckley to Edward j
R King; 1-12 interest in Summit assoc
iation, Happy creek; $1.
Deed—Pete Ryden to E R King; 1-12 ;
interest in Summit association, Happy j
creek; $1. ” |
Location—O T Abrahamson; 1 below j
Sam’s creek, Reindeer river.
Location—Phillip Hoffman; Discov
ery, Prospector gulch, trib. of Bon
anza.
Location—Phillip Hoffman and seven |
others; Happy association: Prospector j
gulch.
Location—P. Hoffman; Ohio associa-!
tion, Prospector gulch.
Deed—Peter Ryden to John Huck-;
feldt; 1-16 interest Wild Bill associa-!
tion, 1-16 Singing Bird association; 1-16!
Wild Rose association; 1-4 interest in j
single claim known as Happy, at the !
head of Happy; also 1-16 interest Gold .
Brick association, Flat and 1-16 inter-!
est Shamrock association, Happy; $1.
Location—F Krotz; T acres, Gold
W'edge, Granite
Location—Mrs S Sandford and others
Pat Growler association, Granite.
Bill of Sale— C S Sullivan to James
Fraser; log stable, 16x20, and tent at
Discovery, Otter; $1.
Location—Joseph Erickson, Mrs G F
Johnson; Hardrock association, Gran
ite creek.
Revocation of Power—B W Stickney
to Peter Ryden.
Wednesday, May 31.
Agreement to Sell Wood—John Me
Nichol and Wm Maher to Joe Ferris;
220 cords at $0 cord.
Revocation of Power—Walter Tiro
mas to Bob Martin; signed April 13,
1911.
Thursday, June 1.
Location—Chas Hoxie, 8 below J J
Kelly Discovery, Otter.
Water Right Location—GeoF Kilroy
and Joe Martindale; 250 inches north
side Rag mountain, head of Flat, for
use on Up-Grade association.
Bill of Sale—Ed McConnell to J Cri
derman; span of mules, harness; $600.
Chattel and Real Mortgage—J Con
nolly to Frank Miller; The Connollv,
lot, building and fixtures, Flat; $12,009.
Friday, June 2.
Power of Attorney—J. W. Hall of
Ft Collins, Colorado to Thomas Mc
Kinnon: general for mining property j
in Alaska.
Deed —J W Hall to Thos McKinnon. !
Victor Erickson, James Hyland, O F
Marhoiz and Harold Seddon; 1-12 Myr
tle association, Otter; $1.
Option—John Lean, as trustee for O.
P. Goss to Thos P Aitken; 1-8 interest
in Bonanza association, Flat; $20,000 :
$8,000 cash, $12,000 Sept. 1, 1911.
Location, Dominick Brondino, Bart
Brondinu; Greenfield association, Bug
creek, trib. of Slate.
Location—S C Adams; Great Falls
fraction. 25x5700 feet, adjoining Mo
hawk association. Flat creek.
Sunderbruch Lands Opportunely
With the first fresh goods to reach
the Idiiarod, William Sunderbruch,
formerly a merchant of Chena, and
well-known from one end of the Yukon
to another, made a killing this week,
being only embarrassed by his inability
to fill orders fast enough.
Besides his lot of fresh goods from
the Outside, he brought beef from Gib
bon and certainly found a ready mar
ket. He was fortunate in landing with
the goods on him at the psychological
moment.
The Northern
First Ave. and Willow St.
Finest Brink Emporium in iditarod
GEORGE MARSH AND HARRY ASHLAND, PROPS.
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Jack Baird
Budweiser
IDITAROD
Just Received Soda Water, $27.50 fresh draught beer on tap
^^J^dersan
Branch
FLAT CITY
A Drinking House Will Open About Wednesday