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On our entire stock of Ladies' Suits and Skirts. The celebrated Maepherson I
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and prices. Second Ave. between Willow and Richmond Sts.
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PHONK NO. 19
General Merchandise
Groceries, Hardware, Stoves, Ranges,
Drv Goods, Building Material, Oiis and Gasoline.
Hay and_Oafs
WE HAVE NOTHING BUT THE BEST. Iditarod and Discovery Otter Creek
IDITAROD, ALASKA
Capital, $100,000.00
General Banking Business Transacted Gold Dust Bought and Assayed
Drafts Issued on Any Part ot 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
Joe Heacock, Capt. Barnette and
Jimmy Hatnil have gone Outside for
the winter, heading mostly for Cali
fornia.
Alex Larson, partner of Henderson,
the Flat and Otter creek operators,
accompanied bp Mrs. Larson was in the
city last week stopping at the Mc
Donald. They will live on Fiat creek
this winter.
Cloth signs for trail advertising
at the Pioneer office.
New Express Co.
Mrs. E. Sherburne, John Barren and j
William Ward are the proprietors of I
the Iditarod-Kuskokwim Express Co. j
; They are r.ow carrying mail between j
Iditarod and the creeks, will carry ex- j
! press, mail and freight to Georgetown j
’ as soon as the trail is in condition. All 1
orders for express should be left at the !
1 Sherburne house. Daily trips made to 1
! the creeks.
All dealers carry Dock cigars.
EVERYTHING
WINTER WEAR
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Overcoats, Fur Coats, Heavy Underwear
and Overshirts. Furand Cloth Caps. Quilts,
I Blankets, Moccasins, Rope Socks, Heavy
Woe! Socks. Dolge Fe!t Shoes. Hanan &
Son^ici Kid Felt Soled Shoes.
AiLSO A FULL ASSORTMENT
LADIES’ FUR COATS
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LEADING CLOTHIERS !i
IsTi^ICTLV ONbZ PRICE |
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
, Liquors, Cigars—
I ROSS & NESTOR,
Lumber and Building Materials
Bank Bldg. Iditarod j
8: Murray Whitman, Coldstream
3, operators have taken a new lay on the
1 new paystreak on No. !), second tier,
| left limit, now known as Walter King’s
1 ground. They have been prospecting
■ there since June and find a paystreak
3 at least 100 feet wide. They are now
j moving their plant on the ground.
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lorn McLean of Dome creek had his
plant on tiie Minneapolis intending to
get to tiie Kuskokwim. The Minnea
polis had 200 tons when she was ready
to clear from ( iiena on Oct. 1st. No
news of her subsequent movements has
i been received.
Barnette & Harrington are shipping
in a big hydraulic outfit to Mastodon
creek from Circle. Frank Morrison
and Jack Clay worth have the contract.
Luther C. Hess who acquired some
holdings on Black creek last summer,
left Fairbanks Oct. 1st for his home in
Illinoise. He will winter Ou.side.
Annual assessment-work blank affi
3 davits on sale at the Pioneer office.
THE NORTHERN SALOON
gi 'tntxjs& iKiiHjl Corner K i rst Avenue and Willow Street Bis&-^i£a5asisr ^
8 HARRY ASHLAND - GEORGE MARSH
w^i pj jjpg 0f oomestlG and Imported Wines, Liquors and Cigars ; “
I Tel. 55 ^ Goods Delivered to All Parts of the City, Day or Night. Family Trade Solicited. Tel. 55 |
JENSEN PROBABLY
HOPELESSLY MAO
A jury of six men investigated
the case of Frank Jensen, Friday
and found him insane. This was
only a matter of form since it was
known by the authorities that in
stead of improving since he has
been confined, he has in fact be
come more violent, and uovv pre
sents a hopeless case with little
chance of improvement.
Dr Wort man on the stand, testi
fied that in his opinion, Jensen was
afflicted with progressive paralysis
of the brain, known to the lay mind
as softening of the brain. In this
instance, the patient has become
i violent and cannot be allowed at
large.
In his present condition it is un
safe to take him over the trail on
his way to the sanitarium at Mt.
Tabor in Oregon, where he must
be sent eventually. He is too via
lent, and perhaps could not be sent
Outside without great danger to
himself. In that event he must be
kept here and watched carefully,
for he has already escaped once and
narrowly missed doing injury.
As told in last week’s issue, Jen
sen, is an estimable young man
who has been engaged as foreman
for Doc Mading on Flat creek.
I Worden sells Book cigars.
We can put you in a good, comfort
able house in a jiffy. See Anderson
Bros. & Norland—sash, doors, wall
paper, carpets, window shades, etc.
Just Arrived!
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Furniture
; | Carpets, Rugs, Matting, Oil Cloths,
; , Blankets, Etc.
; ' Shotguns and Shells,
j , Harness, Saddles, Horse Blankets,
11 Gale's Air-Tight Heaters I
• | Cook Stoves and Ranges, Crockery, Bar Glassware,
i i Bool Tables, Cash Registers
j: Insure Your Home--We Sell Fire Extinpshers
j | JOS. H. SMITH,
: ; Phone 6, Second and Willow Streets, Iditarod City
FILED FOR RECORD
Saturday, October 15.
DEEDS.
B. J. Banks to Earl Slippern, lot or
Willow streel, adjoining Sellingei
bathhouse, 16x30; $10.
Mrs. M. A. Anderson to Slippern Mil
Co., 26x28 corner Miller and Blacl
streets on wrterfront, known as Trian
gle block; $10.
E. M. Sullivan to E. Slippern. 16xl2(
off lot 5 and 14x120 lot 6, block 2, Eas
First avenue, near corner Black, ad
joining Beattie lodging bouse.
Con Sullivan to E. Slippern, lot 80x5(
northeast corner Caribou and Black
*200.
LOCATION.
Ernest Wekmahe and Louis Shingle
finger, 80 acres, Little creek, Hoosor
Choice association.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE
Wm. McMullen to American Banl
of Alaska, mining plant, Green frac
! rion, 2-a. Otter, security for payment of
j note.
Monday, October 17.
MORTGAGE
Chas. Knell- and Edward McArdle, 1
[ interest Soeedy association, given b.,
; Jack Sbeedy to Chas. Knell: 1 Alpha,
j j Sourdough fraction, { Link associa
tion, 1-12 Bonanza, all on Flat creek:
j time, nine months; $4,000.
LEASE
J. E. Riley and Robert McMillan to
| Pete Conta, upper 100 feet 1-a. bench,
j Otter creek.
1 ! AGREEMENT.
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'j Grubstake — John Cameron, Tom
Glencross, John Sinclair, $450; .{ inter
est in all properties acquired in Kus
kokwim.
DEED.
Chas. Sweeney and Thos. McRae to
Mrs. Ella Johnson, westerly 25x50 feet
of lot 12, block 2, east facing Willow,
adjoining Mutchler blacksmith shop,
9300.
LOCATION.
Tom Skhean and Ed Rusk, 80 acres,
■ j Wildcat association, Little creek.
Tuesday, Oct. 18.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE
Felix Boucher to Leroy Tozier to R.
[ C. Wood, original consideration, $5,000.
AGREEMENT
Grubstake -George Johnson to A. C.
! Johnson and John Larson, $600, 1-3 in
I terest in all ground staked.
DEEDS
Wednesday, Oct. 10.
Edward Lord to Barrett & Lewin, J
I Porcupine association, 40 acres Little
| creek, tributary of Iditarod, $1.
Richard Chinnyah to Barrett &
j Lewin, Lone Hand bench, Little creek,
Ui.
LOCATIONS.
I Mike Duggan et ah, Cannon associa ■
tion, Rainey creek, 1320x3300.
Mike Duggan et al., Frisco associa
tion, Rainey creek, 660x5280.
Richard Chinnyah, 20 acres, Lone !
Hand bench, Little creek.
Richard Chinnyah and Thiel, 20
acres, War Eagle bench, Little creek.
FOR SALE—Tallow dog feed cheap.
Call frame house, Third and Willow.
JUST OPENED
Moose
and Lodging House jj
Meals FSe Up Bunks SOc Up i
NEW, CLEAN AND COMFORTABLE $16.00 MEAL TICKETS $15,00 |
| FIRST-CLASS SERVICE JIMMY NISHIMOTO, Proprietor. WILLOW STREET, IDITAROD g
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L. N. Markle, who is reported to
have landed in Fairbanks after his Idit
irod experience, broken forty ways
from the deuce, seems still to be play
ing in excellent luck. He had pur
chased ten tons of vegetables for an
other flier here and loaded them on
the Minneapolis which was to sail on
Oct. 1st. No one knows just where the
Minneapolis is but she is supposed to be
still in the vicinity of Chena.
When you visit Flat creek call at
Carroll’s Globe Bakery and Coffee
House for a lunch.
Save the pieces! broken tenses re
placed at Simpson's.
The Washington-Alaska Bank and
the Fairbanks Barking Company were
consolidated on Oct. 1st, under the
name of the Washington-Alaska, but
the business will be conducted in the
old quarters of the Fairbanks Banking
Co. A change was also affected in the
personnel of the clerical force.
Harry Karstens, of Whitney & Kar
stens, Fairbanks, was a passenger on
the Minneapolis. He had his dog team
with him and may come on over the
ice.
On the White Seal that sailed from
Fairbanks on Oct. 1st, D. W. Stewart,
better known as Dodd Stewart, manager
of the Pacific Cold Storage at Fair
banks left for the Outside on an exten
ded trip through the east. He will
visit relatives in Ontario and will spend
a few’ weeks at Arkansas Hot Springs
where he hopes to regain failing
health.
Miss Clara Louise Hickman and Mr.
Jesse Worthington Rust will be mar
riedat Fairbanks sometime next month
I The just i
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