Rome's New Store at First Avenue and Richmond
Rome opens a new store this week near First Avenue and Richmond at the American Sauk site. Joe Pass will head the store and aims to show the interior is as handsome as the exterior. A large collection of views including Flat City, Flat and Otter Creeks is on display in the new venue. ALF Zipf, N N Co traffic manager, left town for St Michael last Tuesday.
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First
Avyonue
Richmond T
Rome
Asa
Joe Pass
Atera
Flat City
Flat
Otter Creeks
Lomen Bros
Alf Zipf
N. N. Co
St Michael
Kilroy & Martindale
Upgrade J Association
Seddon, Morman & Major
jMilliop Mining Co
Riley & Aitken
Yukon Gold Comp.ry
Marietta and
Lave
New York
Mining crews active along Otter and adjacent creeks
Olson and Larson lead about 20 men on Otter while Kiley and Stetzer on La Otter run a large Red Eills gang. Lipsell Bros on Otter and Lite Guggs on Plat Creek employ sizable teams. Charley Linn operates night and day with about 40 men. Rough totals show 150 plus workers across multiple outfits with roads and buildings advancing. water is scarce but warmer weather or rain could improve conditions.
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Olson & Larson
Otter
Kiley & Stetzer
la Otter
Red Eills
Beneh
Lipsell Bros
Plat Creek
Ek Shropshire
Stewart & Vogler
Ing
Yukon Gold Company
al Thorns
Charles Lion
Charley Linn
Bosling
Rout
Cleveland
Flat Creek
Summit Association
Donnelly, Deetering & Clark
Happy
Justice Court Decides Controversy Between Amalong and McKay
In Fiat City last Tuesday Justice Charles E. Taylor presided over a jury trial between Win Amalong and McKay and Hotts. The jury awarded Amalong 748 dollars, about 192 less than he claimed and 194 more than the defendants admitted. Henry Rode urged Amalong, Bo Coke Hill urged McKay and Hotts. The dispute concerned payment for hauling services rendered. A. Hately, Flat City, notes the ruling.
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Charles E .Taylor
Fiat City
Amalong
McKay & Hotts
McKay & Tots
Henry Rode
Bo Coke Hill
Ralph Lomen to Close Out Willow Street Store
Ralph Lomen, a popular young Idaho merchant, will close his Willow street store early as he must report to Nome by August 1. He has sold his library books and many purchasers pass daily, signaling the rapid sale of his photographic supplies, views, postal cards, and stationery. He will visit Ruby before heading to Nome.
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Ralph Lomen
Youns Iditarod
Nome
Hel
Willow Street
Unanimous passage of dog control ordinance on third reading
City council approved a dog ordinance restricting dogs running at large May to October. The measure, effective immediately, faces questions about enforcement and the authority to remove women from a block on Third Street, with debate over lines beyond Black Street.
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Mr. Auten
Specil
Third Street
M Dowell
McDowell
Weed
Creek
Black Street
Auten
Mater
Old Council
Barnes
Hecrees
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Pam
Justce
Schaffier & Man
Rome's New Store
Jans
The
Yukon
Sie Hite
Sarou
Dikeman
Fairbanks
Bates
Bruch
Iditarod
Strawbery Bros
Justice Court
Rathskeller
Front Street
Jack Wallace
Just
Wirst and
Richmond St
American Bank of Alaska
Stetson
Strong & Garfield
Alaska
A. B
Pioneer Office
Esaacs Bros. & CO
Isaags Bros
TénooWo
Bali
Jhae
B. Aali
Sunderbruch
Golden Gate
Boesoo—Olooher
Smith
Mattocks
Mutchler
Bradley
Charlton
J. W. Charlton
Virstuvenue
Banks & Mikuta
J. 1
McGovern
Wood
Banks & Howland Reed Wood
O'Farrell
Frank DP. O'Farrell
Pioneer
McDonell
Hunsaker
Chiman Bradley
Eddie Siler
Miicon Oltesi
Mutehler
Thomas
Rileman
Tracie Street
Riley
Beatles
Ely
Ota
Lake Lehane
Sehlaaik’s Ladies’ Emporium
First Avenue
Merchants Cafe
Chas E. Miller
Prop
Perla del Mar Cigars
National Club Bourbon
TRE Budweiser
Jack Baird Wiranop
ED Anderson
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