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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1915
Page
4
Firefighters responded Sunday afternoon to a fire at a corner Second Street and Raw de Nymph scene. Volunteers battled wind driven flames, using iron hooks and steel cables to tear down a nearby frame building to prevent spread. Firefighters’ rapid actions kept Stanley’s house from damage and reduced danger to the neighborhood.
Seward dispatch reports George Riley plans to move a massive shaft over the trail to Iditarod this spring instead of waiting for navigation. The operation will be arduous but aided by recent trail improvements. Tons of supplies are being shipped inland by Yukon river this summer and will be moved by rail once the line is completed.
Romilo ni, convicted of murdering Dominico Molis a year ago, had his death sentence commuted by the Dominion government on grounds of insanity. The case was decided in Whitehorse with February as the anniversary month of the crime.
Ned M Stanton, aided by Anderson and Henry Martella of Yan kee creek, left last Thursday morning for a short business trip to the Innoko mining district. He expects to return in about two weeks. Gadams of Adams house fell ill Saturday evening but has recovered enough to move around, though weak. John Holst of the Mo M bank, who had been visiting the Bay, returned home last Thursday.
Harry P. Sheppard, newly in charge of the deputy marshal's office at Flat City, incurred a shoulder dislocation last Sunday night while inspecting the ruins of two burned cabins. He was treated by Dr. Auringer and will wear the arm in a sling. This marks a third injury to the same shoulder with earlier incidents noted on St. Patrick's Day 1912 during a dog race and another while mushing between Fairbanks and Tansna.
J E Riley, the Iditarod operator, and Dick Hyland departed with two strong dog teams for the Interior camp. The dredge shaft will be picked at Belug, about twelve miles west of the Susitas river delta, reached by the Belu river route from Seward Gateway.
Pioneers announce a Thursday night meeting with details to be confirmed. The group encourages attendance from members and those interested in the organization’s activities and local projects.
Reports by Jack Holmes indicate strong local interest in Ruby's dog race held in Rut City as organizers gauge potential turnout and sponsorship.
Large Moore lodge turnout on Flat Creek for a regular meeting. Officers for next term elected next Sunday. Basil Clemons receives a past dictator badge from the supreme lodge to be presented in Long City. A clay pigeon shoot is planned tomorrow afternoon near the tramway by John Currin’s house as outdoor events begin.
Long City shows strong interest in the St Patrick’s day dog race on a fifty eight mile course for a $550 purse. At Ruby, Holmes reports at least ten possible entries, with several teams from the region already aiming to compete.
A local clothing store announces a change in business plan and invites customers to view a large stock of hats shoes mitts gloves underwear shirts and other apparel newly available for sale. The shop urges patrons to visit and inspect the selection in person.
On February 11, stockholders of Bellingham Bay Brewery voted to convert the plant into a dairy and butter and cheese factory when prohibition ends on the first day of January. They expect this move to offset losses from prohibition and anticipate a more profitable future. Other state breweries are considering similar pivots to save costs as prohibition impacts operations.
C R Peck of Flat City presents a brief ad style listing for dog Sacon and dog Ham with prices in cents and ounces. The notation repeats items with scarce context, suggesting a simple goods catalog entry or shop sign.
Yamaguchi, a Japanese national, was jailed in Juneau after being convicted of mandaughter in the Sitkoh Bay cannery killing last April. Judge Jennings imposed a twenty-year term, stating no extenuating circumstances. He will await trial for accomplice Yamachita. Separately, Mayor Zachary Taylor Wood of the Northwest Mounted Police died January 15 in Asheville, North Carolina, noted as a respected officer with ties to the U.S. presidency.
Captain Thomas Moore and the Cordova crew received valuable mementos from the United States revenue cutter service after rescuing the Tahoma's crew in Alaska last fall. Each freighter crew member got a $10 gold piece, Moore received a silver tea set and tray, others got silver cigarette cases, presented by Kenneth C. Kerr of Railway & Marine News, Seattle.
Herbert Corey reports from London a British sergeant recounts a recent French battle experience. He recalls wounded fears, chaotic scouting, a charge on a hill, and the grim realities of frontline service. The sergeant emphasizes disorganization, fear of friendly fire, and the strain on his horse Yankee Hydraulic.
Leave orders at Iditarod Hotel. DAN HARTNET
In a chaotic scene the soldiers halt to reform as a French mounted battery wheels into position, dust rising in great clouds. The gunners whirl their muzzles toward the retreating troops causing casualties and a sergeant recalls being sent to the rear with a foot wound after sausage fire and confusion on the line.
Victori a residents and Wrangell island survivors honor Karluk rescuer Karluk fireman eee Ernest F. Chafe with a solid silver cup fourteen inches tall in a formal presentation Captain Swencon voiced thanks to the rescuer crew members WoL inlay John Munro F W Maurer J J Williamson Robert Tem and H Williams are listed among the Karluk survivors who contributed to the tribute
Pittsburgh, Feb 2. A note left by Rove Malburn, former Dawson vaudeville star, indicates he ended his life in a manner reflecting wartime sentiment. The Johnstown Democrat quotes a correspondent asking whom to sympathize in the vending war and listing many affected groups.
An archival notice describes electric vibration osteopathic massages increasing blood to muscles, making them firmer healthier and more elastic. It notes rapid relief from contracted muscles soreness and tension with proper treatment, leaving treated parts feeling warm after initial sessions. The ad references The Crosby A C Parlor and mentions the Home of the Twentieth Century Turkish Bath.
George Shimada a Juganee living near Bearcreek for two years was brought to the Emergency hospital at Flat City last Saturday evening with a gunshot wound in the thigh from a .22 rifle. The weapon was accidentally discharged by Shimada’s partner Harry Hans who had borrowed it. Shimada was moved from Bearcreek to Flat City in about four days. Dr Auringer located the bullet and said removal will require delicate surgery. Shimada, in good health otherwise, remains quiet awaiting the operation.
Entertainment committee prepares a social and dance night inviting all community ladies and escorts at Flat City venue. Local talent to perform songs and recitations as the Moose project aims to showcase progress while inviting nonmembers. Event dates March 2.
Bright light favors photography as parents, adults, and children prepare to smile. A store showcases a large selection of cameras and Kodaks priced from 1.50 to 75.00, with ample varieties to suit every buyer.
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