Iditarod pioneer., November 20, 1910, Image 6

About Iditarod pioneer. (Iditarod, Alaska) 1910-19??

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Boston Clothing House
CARRIES A COMPLETE LINE OF
HORSE AND DOG
HARNESS
Horse Blankets and
Saddlery Hardware,
Extra Traces for heavy
trucHng.
DOG COLLARS.
A. B. COME, PROPRIETOR.
All kinds of Strap Pieces for webbing
rs & Merchants Bank
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
S A F K OKPOSIT BOXES FOR KICNT
OFFICERS:
T. J. Nestor, President
Chas. Ross, Vice President
E. G. Lindberg, Manager
John Holmes, Cashier and Assayer
PLAN THE ERECTION
OF A CITY THEATER
Believing that there is an aching
void in the matter of a social play
house, several individuals are ma
turing plans for the construction of
a large hall and theater, wherein
local genius may lie allowed to
spout this winter and home-grown
histrionic talent be given a chance
to unfold itself and blossom.
Thomas McSmart, says that he
is already assured that he will he
able to go through with the propo
sition, and has the backing for a
building 50 by ico feet, allowing
for a large stage and still leaving
room for plenty of dancing space.
Should the theater be erected in
the near future, there will be a
series of home-talent productions
through the winter.
MFIRE COMM RCIAL COMPANY
-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-,
L -fines, Liquors, Cigars—
ROSS & MESTOR,
Lumber and Building Materials
Bank Bld,^:. Iditarod
A FULL ASSORTMENT
OF
Sweaters
AND
Sweater Coats
B—WBB—B—MB
ISAACS BROS. & CO. *
LEADING CLOTHIERS
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
MASONIC CLUB IS
ORGANIZED AT FLAT
i _
At a meeting held in the store of
N. N. Jafte at Flat City last Tue;
day night a number o' the Masons
of the creeks gathered for the pur
pose of oiganizitig the Otter Ma
sonic club.
There were about 25 Masons
present and they entered enthusias
tically into the plan of holding
meetings on the first and third
Tuesday of each month, permanent
quarters having been secured in
Dr. Spaulding’s new building.
The officers elected are : Presi
dent J. J;. Monkman, Vice Presi
dent N. N. Jaffe, Secretary-treasurer
Dr. Pi. M. Spaulding. Another
meeting will be held next Tuesday
evening.
Claret
Zinfnndel
Burgundy
Tip Chianti
Sparkling Burgundy
Sauterne
Imp. Duil’s Gordon Sherry
Riesling
Port
Sherry
Imported Spanish Port
Bottle or Gallon
Tel. 55 Tel. 55
First Avenue and Willow Street Ashland & Marsh, Proprietors.
BEER
Lemps lllue Ribbon
l’abst Export Ruilwciser
Rainier Olympia
Pint* or Quartw.
CHAMPAGNE
Cliquot Miunm'*
White Seal
BRANDY
Imp. Heuncssy Three-Star
Imp Couvoisier
Cal. Grape Brandy
Cat. Bellarge
Cal. Lyons
Cal. Grand Marque
Cal. Lomltas
CIGARS CIGARE1TES
op'S HighllfeKite ' «•'*
lup. Afrleano j Imperial
MINERAL WATER
Bartlett Natural Bartlett Cartaonated Shasta
Clysm’c Apolllnarls Imparted
GiN
Gordon Dry Gordon Sloe
Hurke’M Tom Gllbey Tom
Plymouth LeoRenthe
Dekuyper Holland
Goods Delivered to Any
Part of the City
Day or Night
SCOTCH
Black and White dohn I)i war
Whittlesey Mouse of Lords
•John Boggs Munroe O I,. I>.
Kodcrick DIih Sinclair
GRAPE JUiCE
Concord Grape White Grape
Tomato Toner
WHISKEYS
Lacpy
Old ('row
Hermitage
Mount Vernon
Carstuir’u No. G
Cm rst air’s Rye
Belie of Anderson, K. B.
Cedarbrook, B. B .
T-aiiahan Hunter
Ibading Rye, B. B.
Social Club
Wosterfill & I rar.br
Canadian Club
Monogram
1891 National Club
ALL IN READINESS
FOR CLUB OPENING
Through the efforts of the officers
and board of trustees of the Iditarod
Club, the fine rooms of the organ
ization have been put in shape for
the big opening which is scheduled
for Monday evening.
With a large membership, com
fortable, nicely furnished rooms,the
club promises to be a haven of ref
uge during the long winter nights
and its opening performance should
be one entirely bazmaraz occasion.
People Wlio Have Bought Their Outfits of
Idita rod Phone 8
is MONARCH OF
ALL HE SURVEYS
Billy Eisenmenger, is now the
Napoleon of the water situation
In other words, Bill has the com
plete disposal of that stuff that
rusts your pipes. Hutch Hutchison
and Oliver Anderson quit the fi -Id
last week and sol 1 out their new
tank to Bill, and all others in the
field just quietly folded up their;
tents and stole away. That is it i
looks as though they have all hid
out for Bill is putting in a long
.shift now, giving his customers a
refreshing draught.
The water comes from Caribou
creek and it is really of superior
qualify.
Harry Kbler, who has of late been
connected with Martin Sickinger, the
Willow street merchant, left Thursday
for tire Kuskokwim where he goes in
the interests of the world’s bullion
supply. In other words, Kbler believes
lie can find a spot where the hand of
Nature shook slightly and became over
generous, and he will therefore go and
prospect for that spot..
FOR SALK One 10 h. p. horizontal
engine, $2 0. Inquire Domestic laun
dry.
A Place
To Spend
An Evening
A Cordial Welcome For All
BOA D OF TfflADE
FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Pool Room in Connection
music
Every Evening
Full Orchestra
tbi. is Manuel's Saloon iditarod
WE ARE THE ONLY DISTRIBUTING AGENTS FOR
Old Kessler Eye, Maryland Eye, Atherton Eye, Old Lewis Hunter Eye, W, H. Mc
Brayer’s Cedar Brook and Seven-Year-Old Double-Stamped
Bulk and Bottled in Bond
Also a Large Stock of Old Taylor and Old Crow (b. b.)
Angeles, Budweiser, Rainier Boitled Baer, and Tannhaueser Draught Beer
ALL TO BE JOBBED AT REASONABLE PRICES
JUST OPENED
Moose Cafe
and Lodging House
Meals 75 c Up Bunks 50c Up
NEW, CLEAN AND COMFORTABLE $16.00 MEAL TICKETS $15.00
FIRST-CLASS SERVICE
JIMMY NISHIMOTO, Proprietor.
WILLOW STREET, SDiTAROD
Job Printing at the Pioneer Office
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[Joseph H. Smith!
O CARRIES A FULL LINE OF ♦
<; Furniture Cash Registers Crockery |
;; Carpets Stoves and Ranges Bar Glassware t
\ > Mattings Cole’s Heaters Sales ♦
<> Bedding Fire Extinguishers Pool Tables |
;; Harness Hardware Phonographs and Records |
Phone 6, Second and Willow Streets, Iditarod City ^
FRENCH BALL
VERY PARISIAN
The French bal de masque given at
Caribou hall last Thursday night was
very bon ton, not to say au fait. There
were at least 150 people there accord
ing to the estimate of the gatekeeper,
nor can he be accused of seeing double,
since he w'as on the job all the time,
and the affair passed off most pleas
antly with nary a ripple of discontent.
As is the usual custom at masquerade
balls, very few dancers went en masque,
but there were some startling cos
tumes nevertheless, designed to charm
and allure; to supply the “dreamy cre
ations” which adorned many of the
females surely heavily taxed the re
sources of the leading modistes of New
York, Dikeman, Pat is, and other
fashien centers. That they did so is
eloquently testified by the fact that
they were all dancing when the hour of
4 in the morning came around.
FOR SALE -— 40-horsopower mining
plant; also 30-horsepower high pres
sure marine boiler; 14-horsepower up
right boiler, two direct-connected
Morris sand pumps, one 8-in. and one
6-in. Enquire Johnson & Clark.
For coal oil and candles see Andrson
Bros. & Nerland.
Assisting in tlie farewell party inci
dent to the departure of Harry John
son and Doc Mading, T. W. Jackson
and A1 Burke were in town last week
helping their partner (Harry Johnson)
buy a trail outfit. Dodge and Shrop
shire, also of Flat creek, had a part in
the proceedings.
RAMPS PETERSON, PROP.
Imported Scotch and Brandies
JUST
ARRIVED
Monogram No. 6,
k-k Marquette,
and Gilson Rye *