Stanley's Opening Big Night at Flat City Roadhouse
A crowded Saturday night at Frank Stanley's roadhouse in Flat City drew many from Iditarod society and nearby towns. The ballroom hosted some 150 guests who danced to Ernest Berggreen and Ed Drake while guests enjoyed coffee, sandwiches, and a lively, continuous program until early morning. Names of attendees were recorded during a brief roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stanley
Flat City
Elect of Iditarod Society
Stanley
Flat Creek
Otter
Iditarod City
Ernest Berggreen
Ed Drake
Tsar
Doc Mading
Arty
Ashby E. Bain
D. Carter
Chas. Patten
Robert Mar. B. Ferguson
W. W. Acheson
Clarke
Swanson
Mas
M. J. McKenzie
H Sser
N. Ives
T. J. Williams
McDowell
J. Wilkinson
W. E. Mes
J Crawford
Gr Nyder
J. J. Pri M A Lange
L. A. Campbell
E M. Rusk
J. Stack
Geo. Allbriht
W.S. Amalong
J E Bishop
John Johansen
W Guttchick
HR Johnston
Frank EH Becker
A J Day
Evie Palman
TM Dean
Arthur Howard
O M Anderson
Adolph Rippe
Gillie Bates
Carl Rams
R Blair
Eugene Bennell
Tommy Seward
A Burke
S W' Brizendine
WH Holmes
JJ Price
M Allen
James Ryan
AV Jenks
M N Jaffe
Frank
Summit Roadhouse Wins License For Winter Season
The Summit Roadhouse, at the top of the lump between Iditarod City and Flat, has been granted a license surprising many locals. Star Ballard Joe Jean and Frank Chew back the venture, planning to open a larger log building this week with room for both people and horses. They aim to host quiet dinners with beverages, including hot Scotch, as they expand from summer tent operations. Anderson Bros and Nerland provide sash doors wallpaper and carpets, and Carroll’s Globe Bakery and Coffee House remains a lunch stop in Flat Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iditarod City
Flat
Summit
Overfield
Star Ballard
Candle
Joe Jean
Frank Chew
Vancouver Folks From Dawson Find Fortunes Far West
A letter by Margaret Mulrooney recounts former Dawson residents thriving in Vancouver B C with roles in banking law real estate and medicine. Names include R P McLennan Billy McKay Hec Stewart Jim Hill Dusenberry Alf Watson and others profiting in Vancouver. A trail link to Ophir Iditarod and Seward routes is noted along with local business notes and city council chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mulrooney
Vancouver
B.C
Yukon
Alaska
R. P. McLennan
Bank of Vancouver
Billy McKay
Frank McDougall
Ridley
Fred Wade
Europe
Marjorie
Olive
Toronto
R. H. S. Cresswell
Mary Anderson
Fairbanks
Yakima
Mulrooneys
Margaret
Mosquitoes Guard Iditarod Prisoners in Odd Tale
Reports from Fairbanks describe prisoners in the Iditarod kept in mosquito proof tents with all clothing removed. L. L James of Fairbanks backs the tale told to him by his son, noting the mosquitoes would be the only guards. The item also mentions Wm. Eisenmenger being named judge of election at Ester precinct and a note about broken lenses from Simpson's Saveth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iditarod
L. L James
Fairbanks
Mr. James
Seattle
Wm. Eisenmenger
Frame
Ester
J. ©. Kinney
Gus Conradt
Bill
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