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Iditarod Pioneer

Location

Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1912

Page

8

Creek residents and visitors share holiday notes

A crowd of Flat and Iditarod personalities are noted in a holiday roundup. Reports mention Mr and Mrs Dave Stranberg visiting Flat, several locals visiting Iditarod, and helpers like Jim Fullerton and John Lund traveling between towns. A safety scheme on Otter Creek aims to keep water open. Holiday dinners, gifts, and community events description follow with names of locals and shops.

Dave Stranberg Petedensen Fox Gulch al Thorns Ed Rusk Iditarod Jim Fullerton Dikeman Bennett James Moore Creek Ben Cedermaim Donlan Creek Henry Durand Discovery Mrs. Bishop Oscar Margrai Tommy Gardner Ditcn Margraff Gardner J. E. Riley Otter Creek Grant Flat City Gill Cecilia Santa Claus Selma Swanson Grand Hotel Id Anderson Davis Flat Christofferson Gus Christofferson J. R. Kelday Tom Howell C.R. Peek William ‘Taylor Dr. Wortmann Leo Clifford Frank Snyder James Kelly Frank Currie M. Stanton K Voy Kettlewell J. Riley O. S. Gardner Charles Strawberg McGibney Lang Campbell Cedermalm Ben Cedermalm

Kennel Club Masquerade Set as Record Event in Iditarod

The second annual mask ball by the Iditarod Kennel Club will be at A. B. Hall next Tuesday night New Year’s Eve. Attendees from the creeks plan special transport, costumes are underway, and high quality music and expert refreshments are promised. Admission for gentlemen is $3 with ladies admitted free. Committees include Floor John F. Baird, Refreshments and Music George Marsh and others, Advertising Sam Bayles, H A Weir, G M Arbuckle.

Iditarod Kennel Club A. B. Hall Iditarod John F. Baird George Marsh Ramos Peterson Jack Frick E. M. Stanton H. A. Weir

Mrs A W Heimburger Dies at Ruby in Alaska

News from Ruby reports the death of Mrs A W Heimburger, an early Klondike era resident who came to Dawson during the initial rush. The funeral was in Ruby and the body to be sent elsewhere. The Heimbergers settled in Iditarod in 1910, later moving to Ruby where they ran a boarding house.

Iditarod Ruby A.W. Heimburger Seward Baggerly Sac Heimburger North Dawson

Christmas Dance at Wat City Draws Big Crowd

A Christmas dance at A B Hall Wat City hosted by Camp Flat No 26 A B drew a large turnout despite cold weather. Music by Mrs. Bishop and Messrs Kean Bain and Lowrie, festive decorations and praised refreshments highlighted the evening. A false fire alarm caused a brief stampede but was quickly contained on Gold street. Fresh Olympia Oysters cited from Iditarod Meat Co.

A.B Hall Wat City Camp Flat No. 26 A. B A. B. Entertainment Committee Upper Gold Street

Christmas Dinner at Peterson Home

J. 4 Peterson hosted an elaborate eight course Christmas dinner for friends. The decorated residence glowed like Fairyland with candles and a central miniature tree. Guests received mementos as the tree showered presents while mechanical toys were handed out. Bridges games followed supper, with Mr. and Mrs Thurston winning first prize and Chris Anthonieson second.

Peterson Thurston Chris Anthonieson Churston Ars. Des. H. Smith Bert Myers

Crowley and Porter Receive Reindeer Herd

A herd of about 40 reindeer was brought from Holy Cross to Crowley and Porter, the house of quality. The animals come from the Russian Mission reindeer station. Some will be sent to Iditarod, but most will be slaughtered at Flat City for creek consumption, providing residents with a welcome change from beef and pork.

Holy Cross Crowley & Porter House of Quality Russian Mission Iditarod

WADA LEAVES FOR BEAR CREEK

Jujuio Wada and several Japanese stunts escaped toward Bear Creek from Tuluksak yesterday morning. They reportedly slipped away under cover, with locals awaiting further details on their movements and safety measures.

Bear Creek Jujuio Wada Tuluksak

Prospecting Camp Planned on John F Baird Land

Preparations begin to establish a camp on ground owned by John F Baird and associates at Wada as operations are set to start soon. Mr Baird plans to arrive after the new year and stay away for several months while prospecting efforts proceed on site.

John F Baird Wada Baird

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Orsis H. Boas Hart, Schatiner Marx Miiecinin Leavlt Orily For Diskaeet OPHIR Max Simcoe The Beecham Carter Haarlem Allcock Jamaica St. Jacob's Capsu Gillette Star Yankee Dismond Yukon Smith’s Gun Store Joe Jean Summit Roadhouse San Sam Applebaum Rowl Kennel Club A. W. Heimburger JL. Sate Christ’mgs Admiral Dewey Stanley Olympia Iditarod Meat Co A. J. Weiss N. N. Jaffe Stein-Bloch Clothing Best Nels Glantz Mrs. Swanson Bayles Bros Isaacs Bros. & Co Peterson Home A.B. Hall Ansley’s Book Store Miss Kotsch Gold St Marquette National Club 5 Jack Baird
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