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Iditarod Pioneer

Location

Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1911

Page

6

Tanana Arrives From Yukon Trade To Meet Schwatka

The steamer Tanana, after transferring seven passengers from the Sarah at Thompson's on the Yukon, brought 200 tons of mixed freight and 12:30 port departure. It left again to meet the Schwatka, while a barge rikeman was towed in by the Reliance with 100 head of cattle for Weachter Gardner at the Independent market.

Sarah Thompson's Yukon Tanana Besdes Cntire Reliance Weachter & Gardner

Mrs. Nee Takes Charge of Stanley's Restaurant

Mrs. A. Nee assumes control of Stanley's at Flat, managing the famed eatery. She previously led several notable Yu kon inns including the Commerce in Dawson, earning a strong reputation as a caterer.

A. Nee Stanley Flat Nee Yukon Commerce Dawson

Camp Iditarod No 27 A Hew A B Hall Notice

Sam Ellmore a Qua ker Maid beer rep arrived from the Outside this week and will stay here. Star Ballard Joe Jerman of the Connolly at Flat visited to see if the smile wore off. Minchell of Minchell Finnegan pool-room men looked after shipments this week. Foot of Willow. Bereavement thanks from M A Mayhood and Mrs A Watson. Harry Yeager to handle books for Manley and Aitken on the Marietta claim season.

Sam Ellmore Quaker Maid Kansas City Star Ballard Joe Jerman Connolly Harry Yeager Hot Springs Manley and Aitken Marietta

Mining and land deals span Bonanza and Happy claims

A flood of records dated May 26 to June 2 detail filings in mining property transactions across the Bonanza and Happy associations including deeds, mortgages, leases, assignments, bills of sale, and locations such as Prospect Gulch Otter and Happy Creek. Notable actions include a $16,000 loan secured by Frank Monkman and Jack Ronan, $17,500 option to purchase ground, and multiple 1-12 to 1-16 interest transfers in various claims.

Fred Ekrut Contact Idaho Washington Happ Lease Peter Ryden Layaz A Wicks Alan Chey Wm McMoullen J C Slusky J D Schwartz Fred McKiusky Ameri Otter William Knox Henry Lay Bonanza Patrick Buckley Edward R King Summit Association Happy Creek Pete Ryden ER King Sam’s Creek Reind Phillip Hoffman Prospector Gulch Happy Association P. Hoffman Ohio Association John Huckfeldt Wild Bill Asson Singing Bird Association Wild Rose Association Happy Gold Brick Association Shamrock Association Toextion F Krotz Granite Mr Sandford Pat Growler C S Sullivan James Fraser Discovery Joseph Erickson G F Johnson Hardrock Association Granite Creek B W Stickney J. W. Hall Ft Collins Colorado Thomas McKinnon Alaska J W Hall Thos McKinnon Victor Erickson James Hyland Marholz Harold Seddon Mye- Ue Association John Lean O. P. Goss Thos P Aitken

Sunderbruch Lands Opportunely With First Fresh Goods

William Sunderbruch formerly of Chena, a well known Yukon merchant, brought fresh goods to the Iditarod attracting quick orders and beef from Gib bon, finding a ready market. He helped fill demand at a crucial moment despite supply limits.

Iditarod William Sunderbruch Chena Yukon Gibbon

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Flat and Drum Bros Lake Laberge H. Boas Willow ST Arthur Shonbeck Johnson Melborne Jack Johnson Weber Anteed Richards Willow Street Inquire Pioneer Iditarod Hotel Foiners & Merchants Bank Seattle Scandinavian Amerigar Bank T. J. Nestor Chas. Ross K. G. Lindberg John Holmes Johnson Hose & Tent Factory John B. Stetson Empire Commercial Company Ross & Nestor Bank Bldg Voose Cafe A. Hee Pioneer I. Coffee House Iditarcd Ramps Peterson Prop Gibson Marquette Monogram No Camp Iditarod No. 27 Hew A. B. Hall Mr. Minchell Minchell & Finnegan Anderson & Barrett Foot Willow M. A. Mayhood A. Watson Max Simel Diskaket Ophir City Jos. H. Smith Britt Glen Harry Oticchi G Wada Second Street Morse Second Tom Markuson Carolina Markuson Dikeman John Coyle Burney Ak Conway Dennis Ie Rocker Association Abn Ichel W. Maher Joe Ferrisrd Walter Thomas Bob Martin Jane Chas Hoxie J J Kelly Geof Kilroy Joe Martindale Rag Mountain Klat Hol McConnell J Criderman J Connolly Frank Miller Bonanza Association Dominick Brondino Bart Bronilino Greenfield Association Buy Creek Feadon Great Falls Just Jack Baird Budweiser The Ed Anderson Sunderbruch Finestrink George Marsh Harry Ashland RSAC Senator Neel Eee Lponad ACAD RSPAS ARCA
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