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Iditarod Pioneer

Location

Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1913

Page

4

Glorious Flat City Dance Honors Local Basketball Players

A Saturday event in Flat City will celebrate basketball players with an entertainment and dance. Mrs Selma Swanson leads arrangements with Mrs Al Thorns and Mrs B T James supervising programs, music and floor management. Tickets are 3 dollars. hall and support details are noted as the town expects a grand program with local talent.

Flat City Ad Hotel Selma Swansonne Orde al Thorns B. T. James Meadames Brooks Price Mal Ete Davis Music Crouse A. B. Hall Sning Me Pd Instrur Burnal Music

Birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Oscar Tackstrom

The Ruby Record Citizen reports the birth occurred February 28 with the mother and child doing well. Other notes include local mining and business chatter about creeks, prospects, and investments in Buckley & Bernard and Collins, Cowan & McGillis, plus Kay McDonald buying half interest in a Northern poolroom Sherburne.

Ruby Record-Citizen Oscar Tackstrom Fred Carter Kay McDonald Sherburne, Burke & Co Long Creek G. B. Austin Collins, Cowan & McGillis Tamarack Creek Tan Meloyi Fred Clark Serach

Timber permits and regulations for wood choppers

Commissioner Albrecht received applications to cut timber and a copy of United States land office timber regulations. No timber may be cut from public domain without a land office permit. Applications for 200 cards or less require full stumpage payment. more than 200 cards require a $50 deposit. Mr and Mrs Jay Johnson and their son arrived from the Outside via Fairbanks.

Albrecht United States Land Office Land Office Jay Johnson Little Son Fairbanks Hitacud Alasia Mareh Witarod United States

City Council Debates Hall Move and Fire Protection Plans

The regular council meeting with most members present discussed moving the city hall to the dock site and installing a 5 horsepower boiler for fire protection. Bids were $625 from George Taylor and $795 from George Lee for the move, while Ed Abl quoted $1,590 for boiler and fittings. An ensuing vote tabled the fire protection proposal amid concerns over debt and upcoming council turnover. The treasurer Bert Myers reported $1,194.93 in outstanding taxes collected, leaving about $1,075 to remit to the city treasury and limited realty delinquent balances remaining uncollected. The clerk’s financial statement showed a net general fund debt and the city’s overall finances, with a $1,075.40 credit to the general fund.

Bayles City Hall Wil Low Street George Taylor George Lee Ed Abl New Council Smith Muttehler Bert Myers Myers Rure Stanton

Judgment Against Banks and Howland in Cascade Laundry Case

In Iditarod district court Judge J J Kelly entered a $322 judgment against Banks and Howland owners of Cascade laundry. The suit grew from a contract for selling a sandspit property near Tolita tod for 500 dollars with monthly payments and potential exclusivity terms. The defense denied the claim while the plaintiff produced a written contract and disputed payment terms.

Commissioner’s Court Iditatod J. J. Kelly Banks & Howland Cascade Laundry Phe Tolita Tod Balonc

Be Paid for an Improvement Not Real Property

A brief note clarifies that compensation is due for an improvement rather than for the underlying real property. The ruling distinguishes between value added by work and the land itself, affecting how payments are calculated and taxed.

Mrs. Bruhn Dies in Rochester Minnesota

News arrives of the death of Mrs. Fred Bruhn in Rochester Minnesota on February 1 after an operation at the Mayo Brothers establishment. She was wife of Fred Bruhn former first commissioner and longtime postmaster nominee who with her husband operated the Hallway roadhouse and previously ran the Iditarod hotel.

Fred Bruhn Rochester Minn Mayo Bros

Trader Arrives from Big River to Iditarod Visit

Arthur Berry, trader from Big River on the Kuskokwim, arrived in Iditarod on Takoma Thursday for a brief business visit. He brought 78 marten skins and 2 mink and confirmed a strike on Candle Creek, reporting three to five feet of five cent dirt. A man from Plat earlier the week bet on John Holmes' dog team and stayed at Budweiser headquarters with a proud bearing but offered no comment.

Arthur Berry Big River Iditarod Takoma Berry Candle Creek Plat John Holmes Budweiser

From Alaska to Richmond Bridegroom of Gold Riches

O C Friend of Iditarod Alaska, now visiting Los Angeles, plans to return to Richmond West Virginia after 21 years. Once a Texas brakeman and Los Angeles porter, he prospected Alaska’s gold fields and became a millionaire by mining and Bonanza properties. He carries nuggets and gold dust to share with old friends and gifts for his mother.

Toy Angeles Hspress Porter Los Ang Mineowner Yes Hotel O C Iditarod Alaska Los Angeles Ping Alexandria Richmond W. Va Atle Texas Grand Central Hotel Sacramento Valley Truckee Nev Friend Guggentheins Raby Flu City Isoare Muther

Barn dance by Iditarod Kennel Club delights patrons

A St Patrick's day barn dance at A B hall drew about 50 spectators and featured both modern and old fashioned dances. Attire included bandannas and straw hats as hay bales served as seats and the event raised a substantial sum for the dog race prize fund.

Iditarod Kennel Club A. B Hall St. Pat Cleveland Barnes Silemind Ashby Baines

Basketball Game Tonight at Hall Iditarod

A basketball game is scheduled tonight at Hall Iditarod between teams represented by A. E settos. Admission is 81. The lineup includes Bromberg Kilgore and Bromberg. Referee Donn and umpire Thom will officiate.

Hall Iditarod Ins A. E Settos Jhowing All Bromberg Kilgore Donn Thom

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