Kuskokwim Prospects Lure Prospectors Amid Townsite Talk
Report notes limited underground work on Snow Gulch and nearby creeks with three holes at Smeaton and Larson on Snow Gulch. Altman and Kroehle push winter prospecting from Crooked Creek to Donlan and plan cabin building, while Georgetown preparation grows amid supply shipments and anticipated town development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smeaton
Larson
Snow Gulch
Max Altman
Otto Kroehle
Donlan Creek
Crooked Creek
Horseshoe
Donlan
Kussokwim
Crevice Creek
Stevens
Jack Cannalley
Smeaton and Larson
Sam Sanderson
Donian
Otter
Altman
Kroehle
Crooked
Hoffman
Georgetown
Kuskokwim Commercial
Tokama
Suskokwim Commercial
Northern Commercial Company
Ing
Takoma
Hudson
Bethel
Fredricks
Kuskokwim Commercial Company
Bert Banks Builds Two Story Steam Laundry on Willow
Bert Banks the laundryman is erecting a large two story frame building on lower Willow street for a steam laundry with upstairs living rooms. A tame lost cocker spaniel puppy on a collar is missing and a reward will be given to the finder returning it to I. Goldstein on Front street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Banks
Lower Willow Street
I. Goldstein
Front St
Gnarles Patten Weds Miss Mary Webster in Quiet Ceremony
In Jetty at Mrs. Clifton’s home last Monday night, Charles Patten and Mary Monroe Webster were married by Commissioner Maltby. The bride, once a schoolteacher on Ester Creek, and Patten, now with J. W. Grittin's company, plan to live in Iditarod city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Grittins Company
Iditarod City
Mistaken Identity Triggers Courtroom Log Debacle
A court dispute over a bundle of logs pits Teddy Miles against George Blansebie and Mike Dawson. After a comic tangle of misapplied attachments and confessed judgments, the judge dissolves the levy insisting the logs do not belong to the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Miles
George Blanship
Mike Dawson
Teddy
A. M. Dickey
George Bransebie
Blansehio
Dawson
Wiles
Heller
J. C. Harding
Plaiy
J. C. Moody
Miles
Harding
Moody
Sanivan
Miles’ Ogs
Two Weddings in Iditarod City At Larson Home
The ceremony united Charles Metatush and Mrs Amanda Caryelsen by Judge Maltby at the Larson home about 11 pm with a small group including Mrs Frank Larson and Mrs Chas Larson. A banquet followed at the Merchants cafe. The groom, formerly with the Orr Stage Company, and the bride, known in the Tanana valley, will reside in Iditarod city this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iditarod City
Frank Larson
Charles
Curley) Metatush
Amanda Caryelsen
Maltby
Iditarod
Chas. Larson
McGovern
Merchants] Cafe
Orr Stage Company
Tanana Valley
Van Horn Surrenders Steamboat For Sailor Job
W A Van Horn owner of the Fort Gibbon steamboat has sold the vessel and taken a position as a sailor at the local skookum house. Mr and Mrs Van Horn will live in a new log building at the corner of Second and Oller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. van Horn
Fort Gibbon
Skookum House
van Horn
Second and
Oller
Power of Attorney appoints Fred J. Chapman for Caribou Street lot
Desis Pati of Iditarod Alaska dated Sept 25 1910 appoints Fred J Chapman as attorney in fact to dispose of a 40 foot lot on Caribou street adjoining Rogers saloon and the structures thereon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Chapman
Caribou Street
Desis Pati
Iditarod
Alaska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jaffe
Flat Creek
C. J. Hurley
J. P. Gleason
A. Bruning
American Bank of Alaska
Gilmore Wouse
Pole
Wit ST
First Ave
Willow St
Niehoff & Hersey
Gholvest
M. R. Hussey
Mannion
Regina Rotes
Second Ave
Restaub
I. Nyholm
J. A. Slippern
Pioneer
Slippern’s Mill
Crick Emporium
Northland
Willow Street
Wizarod
A, Wallace
Prop
Patten
Goldstein
Dan’ Daniels
Dan
N.glartz & Mrs
Swansoh
Mics Karlson
Bernhard & E
Buncas
H. la France
RAI
McDonald’s Lodging House
ROGKS
AMD Banks
Front Street
Allison's
Silanisy House
Les
Black
Pacific Cold Storage Co
Whot Ale and
Petaluma
General Merchandise
Mores Iditarod City
Thikeman
Richmond St
Chas. Worden
Hotige
Iditarod House
Flolky & Sorvo
Yelephon
Adolphe Rippa
Mei
Ler & Derman
Deten
Aw Merchants Cafe
First Avenue
Richmond Street
Charlie Miller
Vmanuels Saloon
Sheet Metal Works
Clark Lumber Co
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