Tramway plans shift toward Willow Street route
Mittehler Bros. tramway to be built from the foot of Willow Street along the main highway for about half a mile before turning west toward the old route. The move avoids street conflicts and rails may appear on Willow Street by month’s end as timber cutting continues. Dr. B F Brooks relocates to Discovery Otter for the summer practice. Ice Cream at Red Cross Drug Store tomorrow. For sale listing at HARD'S Blacksmith Shop includes hoist and other equipment. Mrs. Frank Dawson, a Flat resident, visited the city this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter Street
Mittehler Bros
Willow Street
Mutchler
Robe
Dancing nights at Ansley’s hall bring Joy to patrons
A lively report notes a series of Saturday dances at Ansley’s hall with Bierman Bourret and Drapeau providing quality music. The informal gatherings aim for maximum pleasure in short sessions and invite friends to join in the good times. Strawberry sundaes are offered at the Red Cross Drug Store tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansley’s Hall
Bierman
Bourret
Drapeau
Grouch
Red Cross
Flat Citizens to Build Bridge Across Otter Creek
Flat residents have organized a bridge project across Otter creek on the government road just above Cottonwood mouth. The committee Hussey Carter Snyder and Connolly has raised funds and accepted a bid to start immediately. The bridge promises convenience for travelers this summer and ends the ferry's prominence. Phosphates at the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flat
Otter Creek
Government Road
Cottonwood
Messrs
Hussey Carter
Snyder
Connolly
Land and deed notices list various 160 acre tracts and associations
Filed for record entries dated April 20 to May 2 detail land locations acreages, water rights, and adjoining associations around Otter Creek Bonanza and related claims. Deeds, proofs of labor, and bill of sale items include Pack Mule, Summit roadhouse, and steam launch Zodiac with engine. Desd J F Shropshire transfers to Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden Et al
Lost Creek
Bonanza Association
Bert Brondine
Otter
Otte
Charles Krutzinger
Frank Chew
Pack Mule Association
Summit Roadhouse
Flat Creek
George Washington
M. R
Hasse Erich
G T
H. Smith
Fairview Trading Post
A. D. Swingen
Chicken Creek
Prince Creek
Bonanza
Chasso Steam
E. P. Drake
Sunrise Association
W. Bonnette Et al
Mauretania Association
Discovery
W. M. Bonnette
Lusitania Association
J. F. Shropshire
Charles
Chick Pearson Dies In Far Nova Scotia
Robert B. Pearson known as Chick Pearson of Fairbanks dies in Truro Nova Scotia after months of illness. He left Fairbanks over a year ago for a vacation and home visit. Pearson previously worked with F S Gordon in Fairbanks dry goods, had a Nervous breakdown and died of heart failure. The notice mentions his time in Butte and links to his prior associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Pearson
Fairbanks
Chi Pearson
F. S. Gordin
Truro
Nova Scotia
Chick
Butte
Mr. Gordon
Red Cross
Infant Son of Lynch Buried in City Funeral Service
Funeral services were held at Smith's undertaking parlors for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Lynch of Flatcreek who died shortly after birth. The mother was critically ill and could not attend. A.B. Ferguson arranged the body’s arrival and services were conducted at the parlors and grave with music by Mrs F M Dunham. The Lynch family expressed thanks for the support of friends amid bereavement. Coca Cola at the Red Cross Drug Store tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Herbert Lynch
Flatcreek
A.B. Ferguson
F. M. Dunham
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United States Signal Corps
Seattle
Sam Abelson
Iditarod
Cave
A. Boas, Iditarod
H. Boas
Keys Cafe
Second Avenue Next
Iditaroo Hotel
Tramway
Way
B. F. Brooks
Discovery, Otter
Red Cross Drug Store
Apply Hard's
Slippera
Frank Dawson
Board of TraDe
Iditarod’s. Popular Pleasure
A. Wallace, Prop
Miners & Merchants Bank
Iditarod, Alaska
T. J. Nestor
Chas
3. G. Lindberg
John Holmes
Johnson Hose
Willow St
Iditarod Lo
John B. Stetson
Empire Commercial Company
Ross & Nestor
Bank Bldg
F. G. Wilson
Matt Hugger
M. Marks Et al
Roscoe
First Avenue
Flat City
F. A. Stevens
Joseph H. Smith
Cole’s
Second
Willow Streets
Iditarod City
Samson
Langley
T. Suter
John H. Sully
Third Avenue
Abe Wallace
Willow
Caribou
First
Board of Trace
William Maher
Maher
No. Ib Glen
M. H. DeCourcy
P. Guire
W. H. Pierce
C. J
Arthur Celene
Chick” Pearson
H. Hawilton
Fairbanks Telephone Company
Prince Rupert
Cascade Laundry
Coca Cola
Moose Cafe
Iditarod Free Employment Bureau
Jimmy Nishimoto
First Ave
Orge Marsh
Harry Ashland
Rcra AN
Masao IE
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