Guggies and Gihers Leave on the Pup
The steamer Pup left at about 9 o clock carrying the Genheim party bound for Banks and a number of well known people. They planned to catch the steamer Tana for the metropolis. Passengers include Mrs. Hartman Herman Barthel Rutherford Mothe Genheim party members Bell Austin Short H William Paul Wagner Nis Hanot Thompson Cunningham Gug of Geor son.
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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 Until Mail Run. Nome Trip Under Way
W F Copeland head Guggenheim district waits for the Helen M mail launch arrival before tarrying here. He boards the Edna after a quick sighting while the Pup carries the main party. Lt Edgerton road commissioner travels to Nome. Capt W H Ferson prepares river scows at Dikeman for transport.
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Helen M
W. F. Copeland
Guggenheim
Edna
Pup
Edgerton
Road Commission
Nome
W. H. Ferson
Dikeman
Injures and Rescue After Camp Fire Accident
June 23 report from Ruby City details Matt DeCourcy injuring his right ankle during a campfire incident when his axe splintered a wood and caused heavy bleeding. Doc Holmes, formerly deputy, performed field surgery to stabilize him for travel to Ruby City by horseback. Delays and mud hindered the trip, but Holmes completed the care and the wound will heal with proper attention. Nearby, Johnson's storefront advertises fresh stocks while Dr Hall Young visits Portola with the local party observer noting Alaska City connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby City
H. Jarvis
Matt DePools
Matt
Doe Holmes
Alial
DeCourcey
Yourney
Johns
Notice to Miners Hydraulic Hose and Tents at Reduced Prices
Notice from Johnson Mattress & Hose Factory offering hydraulic hose for miners via St Michael at various sizes plus flame hose to order. Also listing small hose for boiler houses, tents tarpaulins beds and linens at low prices. Fresh ranch eggs at Roseys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael
Notic
Johnson Mattress & Hose Factory
Willow Fedor
Rosey's
Licenses Available at Iditarod Clerk's Office
Notices for license applicants and renewals issued in Iditarod Alaska. Advertisements list entities including Empire Commercial Co Rothschild Bros cigar importers Mason Ehrman Co and others with a phone contact. Also promotes outside lumber corrugated iron roofing paper hay and grain sales and sale of North Star restaurant Otter fully equipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gruenbaum
Rothschild Bros
Liquor Deasers
Mason, Ehrman & Co
Ross & Nestor's
Guggenheim party to leave Flat Creek, reassess options
W F Copeland announces departure from Flat Creek negotiations as Guggenheim group suspends prospecting, cancels most options, and says they may return if a reasonable valuation emerges. He and attorney Lewis depart for Fairbanks to review opportunities while denying strategic delay aims.
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W. F. Copeland
Guggenheim
Flat Creek
Fairbanks
Pup
Copeland
Lewis
Thomas Aitken
Guggs
O Ug
Mail service in Iditarod in bitter need of relief
Reporters note inspectors from Washington are assessing Alaska mail woes in Iditarod. They will report rot ten conditions to the government to spur action on weekly winter service, freight delays, and contractor practices. Locals urge inspections of post office needs and a staffed, rent-free building to end yearly neglect.
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Post Ofice
Washington
Helen M
Alaska
Seeenth
Iditarod
Seattle
Randles
Kaltag
Nulato
Po: Department
Seward-Iditatod
Eto
Post Office Department
Als
Local residents move after Fairbanks fire and season openings
J F Lewis leaves for Fairbanks via Tuna connection, plans San Francisco return if not recalled. Mrs. Neil Atchison begins training at the local telephone exchange. H Boas relocates to Willow and First opposite Red Cross Drug store. I Slupik to share space in same building. Frank Manley from Willow arrives to oversee season openings. Dr Chas Carter rides Dobbin. Herman Barthel departs for Fairbanks with beer cargo, facing losses from the fire. Mort E Stevens arrives with court updates and agency ties. Largest assorted stationery at City Drag Store.
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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
A shipment of 16 mules and 50 tons of cars trucks and paraphernalia has reached the Wilson tramway site. Frederick and Jim Wilson arrived from Spokane after delivering freight to Samson bar while surveying the route for immediate building start. The plan favors wooden rails and mule power this summer with a potential purchase of the Mutchler tramway for over two miles.
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Wilson
Frederick Wilson
Spokane
Samson Bar
Little Delta
Jim Wilson
Mutchler
Termination of a 20 Year Romance Ends in Quiet Nuptials
Arthur D. Field of Vermont and Jessie Samarindyck of Hot Springs South Carolina wed suddenly last night at 8 30 in Judge Stanton's office. The couple have known each other since 1894 amid South Dakota Alaska and Dakotas lore. Mrs Field arrived unexpectedly on yesterday's boat as Iditarod wires failed. George Auten and Charles Miller witnessed the ceremony.
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Arthur D. Field
Vermont
Dakotas
Alaska
Jessie
Samarindyck
Hot Springs
S. C
South Dakota
Field
Court Session Opens with Jury Hearings in City
Judge Overfield arrives to open the district court for the term. Jurors must appear with washed faces and show cause. the day includes jury issues, excusing unfit jurors, and special venire if needed. Evening calendar covers liquor license appeals and naturalization petitions.
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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 camping and listening to bulletins from the creeks. No additional names were found beyond those published: 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
Road Commission weighs Willow Street project and funding
The Road Commission leader Edgerton announced allocating 21,000 for finishing the government started Willow Street road if residents subscribe 2,400 extra. Otter Street boosters pressure for parallel routes while officials deem the Willow Street route superior for less cost. City fund-raising has begun with over 1,000 already pledged as work plans move forward.
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Nie
Otter-street
Willow-street
Edgerton
Road Commission
Willow Street
Otter Street
Commission
Government Road
Faras
Jewelry store opens in Iditarod by Goldfield duo
They Certainly Have the Rocks Walter A. Lord and R. M. Youngren, leaders of the largest jewelry store in Goldfield Nevada, opened a new shop near the Postoffice in Iditarod. The display features a large and varied stock of novelties in jewelry and a substantial diamond inventory, likely one of the north’s largest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Lord
R. M. Youngren
Goldfield
Nevada
Iditarod
Captain Jarvis Ends His Life in Seattle
Captain David Henry Jarvis once a revenue cutter service member and Guggenheim Alaska representative was found dead by a bullet in a Seattle Athletic Club bedroom. He was general manager of Northern Fisheries, lived on Capitol Hill, and left a note reading Tired and worn out, that's all. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Seattle
Seattle Athletic Club
David Henry Jarvis
United States Revenue Cutter Service
Guggenheim
Alaska
Jarvis
Northern Fisheries Company
Capitol Hill
Naturalization Hearing Set for July 10 at Iditarod Courthouse
The District Court Fourth Judicial Division will hear petitions for naturalization on Monday July 10 1911 at 7 30 p m at the Courthouse Iditarod. Named petitioners Lars Persson Peter Milivk Kris Vavich and witnesses George B Wesch W Hawkins Spasaje Radovich are directed to appear. Substitutions for witnesses are allowed if needed and others may apply for first or second papers at 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
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Matt DeCourcy
Doc Holmes
Johnson
Torney’s
Caribou Street
Hall Young
Fort Wrangel
Maska
Alaska City
Be Rooney
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
Friends of Iditarod
Loes
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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