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Iditarod Pioneer

Location

Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1911

Page

4

Search resumes for missing John Ness in Donlan Creek hills

Pete Jensen and Ivan Ness of Flat Creek resume the hunt for John Ness who disappeared October 23 after a forced 35 mile trek from Jack Ritchie’s cabin toward Georgetown. Weather cleared enough to locate remains. Ness, 42, Norwegian, left $700 cash and $2000 life insurance.

Pete Jensen Ivan Ness Flat Creek John K. Ness Donlan Creek Jack Ritchie Georgetown Ness Ritchie Fred Scheid J. M. Haley W. H. Gifford Pete Jew Jensen John Ness Norway

Frisco artists vie for $600 Panama Exposition prize

Artists nationwide compete for the Panama Pacific Exposition prize of 600 dollars, the largest ever offered for a contest of this kind. The committee hopes a young Californian will rise to the opportunity as Whistler and other famed figures watch the awakening of American art.

California East Arts Min United States Whistler

Panama Canal Opening Sparks Nation's Best Design Efforts

The United States aims to complete the Panama Canal opening, with California called the cradle of native American art. The project inspires the nation to mobilize top creative and technical talent for its design and execution.

United States California America Panama Canal

Wickersham Amended Placer Law Proposes Alaska Restrictions

The proposed act tightens placer mining in Alaska. It limits locations to forty acres per claim, requires labor or improvements valued at one hundred dollars per twenty acres annually, and restricts agents locating for others. It prohibits more than two claims per principal per month and caps patented claim area.

W of Representatives Senate Delem House Alaska Hor of Representatives United States of America Recorders Office

Big Company to Lend Money Boy of 80 in State University Chicago

Western Union Telegraph announces future interest free loans up to one month’s salary to deserving employees in good standing. Loans limited to non chronic borrowers and those in good standing. Bulletin posted at all branches outlines plan conditions. The oldest university student is 80 year old J P Fraser at University of Washington in chemistry, studying anti toxins.

Chicago Western Union Telegraph Company Simpson's Seattle University of Washington Condon J. P. Fraser Frazer

Iditarod Express Company Announces Daily Creek Routes

Iditarod Express Company plans daily trips to all creek points departing Iditarod at 9 a.m. with a temporary office at Red Cross drug store. Joe Mc Namee and O. Fowler serve as agents. Also noting Elite Baths on Caribou street offering steam baths in fine weather.

Iditarod Red Cross Drug Store Joe McNamee O. Fowler Caribou Street

Floods at Dikeman Cause Much Damage

Claude Myrick reports heavy flood damage in Dikeman with the N C dock roof collapse and several buildings flooded. Bush roadhouse Dubin’s hotel Mahoney’s roadhouse and a new pool hall and lodge plans are noted along with renovations to Dubin hotel. Dickman remains buoyant as mining prospects rise and provisioning is tight with local game and incoming supplies.

Claude Myrick Dikeman Iditarod City Bush Dubin Mahoney N. C Markisson & Mitchell Jim Fullerton Sam Dubin Myrick’s Bush Roadhouse Robt. Coburn Louis Nissen Monarch Iditarod

Timber Reconnaissance Finds Timber on Bonanza Rivers

Curley McIntosh with wife and Joe Burns piloted a rapid Iditarod Bonanza River survey for Mutchler Bros tramway. They reached five miles above the Bonanza mouth and ordered a crew to the ground. A team and a six-man woodsmen launch will move to cut logs and poles for ties and rails, to be rushed down on high water and laid in place.

Joe Burns Curley McIntosh Iditarod Bonanza Mutchler Bros McIntosh Frangements

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Frisco Iditarod Hotel Willow St Dan Daniels Hotel Grand Flat City N. Glantz Mrs. Swanson Gilmore Belt House Slippern’s Mill Builders’ Supplies Cascade Llow Street Beattie House Thruout Petion Golden Eagle Saloon Willow JH. Rogers the Connolly Manuel's Saloon Budweiser Beer W. H. KicBride Cedar Brook Iditaroo Sherburne Pool Wickersham Iditarod Express Company Casey Regina Second Ave Nyholm Prop Miners Home
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