Prospectors Return From Nixon's Fork Trek
Drew French and Charles Smith travel from Nixon's Fork Takoma after weeks visiting placer camps across the region. French reports meeting Jones formerly of Fairbanks and time with Captain Boerner Mrs Bultos and the N C Co post residents below the fork mouth. No major events reported on Nixon's Fork or Moore Creek as prospectors stay busy.
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Drew French
Charles Smith
Nixon
Takoma
Jones
Fairbanks
Boerner
Bultos
N.C. Co. Post
Nixon's Fork
Moore Creek
Arrival at Seward Revealed by Doc Mading
In a message received by Frank Ingles last week, Doc Mading reports his arrival at Seward on December 8. Harry Johnson, of the Guggenheims on Flat, accompanied Mading and described the trip as pleasant.
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Frank Ingles
Doc Mading
Seward
Harry Johnson
Guggenheims
Mading
Otter Masonic Club Plans Big Winter Ball Feats
At a Flat City meeting of Otter Masonic Club members it was agreed to host the Iditarod Masonic Ball in December. Creek Masons will charter nearly every conveyance for their arrival Tuesday night. A Grand hotel banquet with Mrs Swanson as hostess drew praise, followed by speeches and thanks to Mrs Swanson for hospitality.
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Otter Masonic Club
Flat City
Iditarod Masonic Club
Flat
Grand Hotel
Selma Swanson
Swansson
No N, Jaffe
Dan Sutherland
Karl Thiel
Lynna Jones
Chas. Carroll
Fred Ekvat
2. M. Spaulding
Tragedy Echoes From Iditarod Trekker Tales
Otto Saxe, presumed dead, left his partner Charles Schuel and others in hardship after a quarrel prompted Schuel to head toward the Kuskokwim with scant provisions. Weather turned bitter cold, delaying search actions as Thompson and Mur dock report another potential casualty in Mosquito Creek region. Saxe’s belongings have been handed to the commissioner and will reach Henry Roden in Fairbanks. Saxe’s Oakland sister is mentioned as a contact.
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Otto Saxe
Iditarod
Thompson
Schack
Bodie
Back
Saxe
Henry Roden
Fairbanks
Oakland
Mroden
Fommy
North Star Quits Cordova Daily Field
The Cordova North Star withdraws from the daily field and will publish once a week under editor Robert J. McChesney. The Cordova Daily Alaskan plans to start the Katalla News with full telegraphic service, amid Guggenheim influence and advertiser loyalties.
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Cordova North Star
Robert J. McChesney
Daily Field
Cordova
Alaskan
Katalla News
Cordova Alaskan
Guggenheims
Guggenheim Organ
Notice to Debtors at Independent Market
All persons owing bills to the Pacific Cold Storage Company are urged to call at the Independent Market in Iditarod and settle promptly.
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Pacific Cold Storage Company
Mn Iditarod
Social Effusion Luxe Invites Masons to Ansley Hall Ball
Invitations went out for a grand ball at Ansley’s Hall on the evening of the 27th. Masons and friends from miles around are expected, with a reception room, punch, and catering by Merchants cafe. The event features an orchestra, formal wear, and a large committee with extensive duties. tickets are five dollars per couple, extra ladies 250.
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Ansley’s Hall
Hiitarod
Ansley Building
Merchants Cafe
Alaska
Barmaraz
de Rigger
C. E. Miller
J. Bayles
John Strelic
Sled Team Leader Frank Tondreau Heads North With Supplies
Frank Tondreau known as the Malamute Kid departed Wednesday afternoon with an IL-dog team and a heavy load of supplies bound for Donlan Creek. He carried provisions sent by Lewin & Barrett to Julian Creek and planned a further trek to Georgetown.
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Frank Tondreau
Donlan Creek
Georgetown
Charles Worden
Lewin & Barrett
Julian Creek
Frank
Dog Race Posters Mention Fred Melius
A note regrets that Fred Melius had not begun dog racing talk earlier, implying more Kuskokwim teams would enter the New Year race.
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Fred Melius
Melius
Open House New Year Custom in Iditarod Creeks
A community notice urges ladies in Iditarod and nearby creeks to keep New Year open houses. Bachelors may visit, with etiquette tips and holiday spirit. Women encouraged to send their names for publication to promote the custom.
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Iditarod
Holden House
Have your n airs at Simpson gets made in the pioneer jer
The fragmentary OCR notes project at Simpson on a pioneer jer topic, with limited readable names and vague actions. The brief hints at a local project or event tied to Simpson and pioneer era themes, but specifics remain unclear in the text.
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Simpson
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