Guggies and Gihers Leave on the Pup for Banks
The steamer Pup departed at about 9 o clock with the genheim party en route to Banks and several notable passengers aboard. They planned to board the steamer Tana directly to the metropolis. Passengers included Mrs. Hartman M Herman Barthel J Rutherford F Mothe Bell B A Austin R Short C H William Paul Wagner Fred Nis August Hanot W D Thompson R Cunningham W F Roy Gug of Geor son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pup
Genheim
Tana
Metropolis
Mrs. Hartman
Herman Barthel
J. Rutherford
F. Mothegenheim
Bell
B. A. Austin
R. Short
C. H. William
Paul Wagner
Fred Nis
August Hanot
W. D. Thompson
R. Cunningham
W. F. A . Roy O Gug
Georson
Copeland Delays for Wires as Helen M Arrival Looms
W F Copeland head Guggenheim representatives in the district waited for the Helen M to arrive with mail, delaying his plans until the launch Edna sailed. The main party continued on the Pup, while Lt Edgerton of the Road Commission also rode for Nome. Capt W H Ferson traveled to Dikeman to assemble river scows for transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M
W. F. Copeland
Guggenheim
Edna
Pup
Edgerton
Road Commission
Nome
W. H. Ferson
Dikeman
Copeland
Lewis
Thomas Aitken
Guggs
O Ug
Accident In Ruby City Involves Matt DeCourcy And Doc Holmes
June 23 report from Ruby City describes Matt DeCourcy injuring his right ankle with fire and an axe during a camp setup. Doc Holmes, former deputy, performs improvised surgery and escorts DeCourcy to Ruby City by horseback. Delays and mud hinder travel, but Holmes completes wound care. recovery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby City
H. Jarvis
Matt DePools
Matt
Doe Holmes
Alial
DeCourcey
Yourney
Johns
Notice to Miners and Suppliers at Reduced Prices
Hydraul ic hose offered via St Michael at greatly reduced prices in various sizes 1 inch 2 inch S inch and 10 inch Flame hose custom order on short notice Small hose for boiler houses tents tarpaulins bunks mattress sheets and more at lowest prices Johnson Mattress Hose Factory phone 2 Willow Rosey fresh ranch eggs displayed nearby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael
Notic
Johnson Mattress & Hose Factory
Willow Fedor
Rosey's
Notice on licenses and business listings in Iditarod Alaska
Notices for license applications and renewals at the clerk's office in Iditarod Alaska. Mentions tobacco and cigar importers Rothschild Bros and Mason Ehrman Co. Options include Empire Commercial, Select Outside Lumber, Ross Nes tor, Pioneer Storage hay and grain, and a North Star restaurant Otter sale. Contact phone 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gruenbaum
Rothschild Bros
Liquor Deasers
Mason, Ehrman & Co
Ross & Nestor's
Guggenheim party chiefs leave Flat Creek amid failed deal
W F Copeland of the Guggenheim group announced departure from Flat Creek after canceling most options and financing. He said they would head to Fairbanks to survey opportunities, while denying rumors of a strategic sale pressure and noting prospecting is closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Copeland
Guggenheim
Flat Creek
Fairbanks
Mail service in Iditarod faces delay and neglect
Post office inspectors from Washington visit on the Helen M to assess Alaska mail issues. The writeup cites weekly winter service demands, stalled bills of lading, unpaid rents, and a volunteer postmaster amid sparse mail from the Outside. Residents plead for government or contractor action to restore reliable delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Ofice
Washington
Helen M
Alaska
Seeenth
Iditarod
Seattle
Randles
Kaltag
Nulato
Po: Department
Seward-Iditatod
Eto
Post Office Department
Als
Moving Figures of Local Notables and Fire Relief News
J F Lewis, attorney for the G lenheims, leaves for Fairbanks then San Francisco. Mrs. Atchison begins work at the local telephone exchange. H Boas secures a corner Willow and First location opposite the Red Cross Drug. Slupik the tailor to join the same block. Frank Manley arrives from Willow to oversee season openings. Dr Chas Carter rides Dobbin. Herman Barthel leaves for Fairbanks with beer, losses from the fire noted. Mort Stevens arrives on the Flyer. he eyes cases for the upcoming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Atchison
Frank Manley
Willow
Chas. Carter
Herman Barthel
Fairbanks
Joe Heacock
Mort. E. Stevens
Stevens, Roth & Dignan
Tramway Equipment Arrives for Wilson Line Construction
The Wilson tramway team brings 16 mules and 50 tons of cars trucks and gear to the site. Frederick and Jim Wilson survey the route and plan immediate building work with expected freight hauling to Flat by August pending ties and rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Frederick Wilson
Spokane
Samson Bar
Little Delta
Jim Wilson
Mutchler
Romance Ends In Surprise Alaska Marriage At Judge Stanton’s
Arthur D. Field of Ver mont and Jessie Samarindyck of Hot Springs South Carolina wed at Judge Stanton’s office at 8:30 after Mrs Field arrived by boat from the Outside. The ceremony occurred in the presence of George Auten and Charles Miller with no warning to the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Field
Vermont
Dakotas
Alaska
Jessie
Samarindyck
Hot Springs
S. C
South Dakota
Field
Court Opens First Term of District Court in Iditarod City
Judge Overfield arrives to begin the district court term. Jurors must appear at A B hall with faces washed to show cause for any excuses. Morning set includes jury adjustments and venire. afternoon covers motion calendar and liquor license and naturalization hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Young
Fort Wrangel
Maska
Alaska City
Be Rooney
A. B. Hall
Overfield
O'El
District Court
John F. Baird
Empire Commercial Co
Lars Persson
Kris Vavich
Stampede From Ruby Now On
Nearly 30 people arrived yesterday from Ruby City after tents were set up and bulletins from the creeks read. No further discoveries were made beyond the initial find and residents began leaving, folding wigwams and departing. Names published for those caught by chance include O. P. Goss Leonard Dodge John Beaton Charles TeDowell Smithy Bembrook Jack Smith and William Risenmenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby City
Beautiful
O. P. Goss
Leonard Dodge
John Beaton
Charles TeDowell
Smithy Bembrook
Jack Smith
William Risenmenger
Willow Street Road Funds Battle in City Meeting
The road commission led by Lt Edgerton votes to allocate 21 000 for the Willow street project if citizens raise 2 400 to finish work started under government authority. Otter street boosters seek aid but are rebuffed as the panel backs the Willow street route as a cheaper, better highway. The civic drive has raised over 1 000 and will begin work promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Iditarod
Seattle
Loes
Nie
Otter-street
Willow-street
Edgerton
Road Commission
Willow Street
Otter Street
Commission
Government Road
Faras
Jewelry store opens in Iditarod by Goldfield pair
They Certainly Have the Rocks Walter A. Lord and R. M. Youngren who ran the largest jewelry house in Goldfield Nevada have opened a shop near the Postoffice in Iditarod. They display a large varied stock of novelties in jewelry including a diamond stock likely among the largest in the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Lord
R. M. Youngren
Goldfield
Nevada
Iditarod
Captain Jarvis Ends His Life in Seattle
At noon in a Seattle Athletic Club bedroom Captain David Henry Jarvis a former revenue cutter service member and Guggenheim representative in Alaska was found dead with a bullet wound. He was then general manager of Northern Fisheries Company, resided on Capitol Hill, and left a note reading Tired and worn out that is all. He leaves a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Seattle Athletic Club
David Henry Jarvis
United States Revenue Cutter Service
Guggenheim
Alaska
Jarvis
Northern Fisheries Company
Capitol Hill
Notice of Naturalization Hearing at Iditarod Court
On July 10 1911 at 7 30 p m the District Court Fourth Judicial Division will hear petitions for naturalization at the Courthouse Iditarod. Named petitioners Lars Persson Kris Vavich Peter Milivik and witnesses George B Wesch W Hawkins Spasaje Radovich must appear. substitute witnesses may be used. Others may apply for first or second papers by visiting the clerk's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iditarod
District Court
Fourth Judicial Division
Lars Persson
George B. Wesch
W. Hawkins
Kris Vavich
Peter Milivik
Spasaje Radovich
Also Mentioned on This Page
Matt DeCourcy
Doc Holmes
Johnson
Torney’s
Caribou Street
Pac i
Court
Infinito
Humboldt
Cuerto Rey
Ope Timo
Lovera, Bock and
Fine Jine
Puerto Rico
Rooney
Pioneer
N North Star
Otter
Inque Shonbeck
Discovery F
AU Revqir
Iditargo
J. F. Lewis
The
Glenheims
San Francisco
City Drug Store
J. H. Grove
Johnstone
Ruby
Oad Commission
Col
Hickey
Baird
Eddie Anderson
Budweiser
Johnston Lake
Captain Jarvis
Rooney's
Wwe Sage
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