Iditarod Pioneer Published Every Sunday Morning
The Iditarod Pioneer is published every Sunday morning in Iditarod, delivering local news, notices, and community updates to residents and readers seeking timely regional information.
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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1910
Page
2
The Iditarod Pioneer is published every Sunday morning in Iditarod, delivering local news, notices, and community updates to residents and readers seeking timely regional information.
Front Street presents a canyon of stacked wood blocking access to sidewalks and alleys. Firefighters would struggle to reach buildings as real estate interests push storage in central streets. Proponents argue necessity but the dense timber endangers property for nearby residents and hampers emergency response.
A note from Flat City signals Christmas visits with trees dances and feeds while our town plans New Year events in return. Both sides promise festive entertainments and a reciprocal spirit with plans for Tom and Jerry drinks and social gatherings to mark the holidays.
A writer reflects on the carpenter's importance as summer ends and labor slows. He recalls using a coffee box as a desk and announces plans to hire a carpenter for a simple mission style desk to honor local artisans and avoid costly imported furniture.
A box of La Verdad Perfecto cigars Christmas gift will please the most fastidious smoker at Johnstone's.
Worden sells Bock cigars.
Charley Miller invites patrons to reserve a table at Merchants cafe for a New Year’s Eve watch party. Despite cold weather, the venue promises lively company, music, and an all night celebration as revelers shed winter formality.
The Iditarod Masonic Club held a social and business session at Ansley’s hall last Monday night. Major Strong was elected president Ike Bayles vice president and Earl Hunt secretary treasurer. About 50 couples attended from Iditarod Flat and Otter, with plans for regular meetings and social events.
Amid season of shortages the community notes high costs and long trails for goods from Holy Cross Diskaket and Nulato. Two tons smoked meat came via three shipments with crews and dog teams, while snow shoes and fresh meat arrive costly. Officials warn profits vanish in transit yet trade persists, even as prices bite. A Minneapolis steamer run is planned with five teams departing Lewis Landing.
Judge Vinal, Ophir commissioner in Innoko, arrived in Iditarod last week to join Masons festivities and forecast a strong next summer. He planned to return with Deputy Marshal Shepard by week’s end after crossing the divide from a busy camp. FOR SALE Piece of boiler plate steel 48x8% inches 135 lbs Pioneer office.
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