Stanley's Opening Was Big Success at Flat City Roadhouse
A crowds filled Frank Stanley's dining hall in Flat City last Saturday night for a grand opening dance. Otter Granite Iditarod enthusiasts joined 150 attendees from Flat Creek and Iditarod City, dancing to Ernest Berggreen and Ed Drake while servers stocked tables with sandwiches and coffee until six in the morning. Guests listed include Ashby Bain, D Carter, Chas Patten, Mrs. Swanson, Miss Cooke and many others, celebrating a lively, non stop party with music, footwork, and sociable revelry.
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 Gets a License
Summit Roadhouse receives a liquor license surprising locals and backers Star Ballard Joe Jean and Frank Chew. The venture, run by Ballard and partners, will operate from a new log building near Flat Creek offering dinners and social gatherings, with openings planned this week as winter business grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iditarod City
Flat
Summit
Overfield
Star Ballard
Candle
Joe Jean
Frank Chew
Vancouver ventures of the Dawson diaspora
A column traces Dawson Yukon figures who moved to Vancouver British Columbia. It notes R P McLennan's hardware business and new Bank of Vancouver, Billy McKay the prosecuting attorney, real estate fortunes for Hec Stewart and others in Vancouver, marriages, and social ties to Fairbanks and Dawson. It also mentions a proposed Ophir to Iditarod trail, local trades, and business moves by Anderson Bros. & Nerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mulrooney
Vancouver
B.C
Yukon
Alaska
R. P. McLennan
Bank of Vancouver
Aotal
Billy McKay
Dawson
Macy
Hec. Stewart
Dawson Fire Department
Joe Barrette
B.C Wine Co
Warrington
Dr. la Chapelle
Skiff Mitchell
Alf. Watson
Yakima
Mulrooneys
Margaret
E Kangaroo” Brown
Ophir
Iditarod
Brown
New Moore Creel
Seward
Mosquitoes Guard Iditarod Prisoners In Alaska
The report says mosquitoes protect prisoners in the Iditarod, making walls and guards unnecessary. L. L James of Fairbanks confirms the tale, relayed to him by his son, noting prisoners are placed in mosquito proof tents and stripped, unable to escape without being overwhelmed by mosquitoes. Additionally, William Eisenmenger was appointed judge of election at Ester precinct by Commissioner Frame of Fairbanks.
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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Ophir House
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Summit Roadhouse
Anderson Bros. & Nerland
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Bert Phillips
ED. Uhl
Pioneer Sheet Metal Works
Anderson Bros. & Nerland’s
Prince Rupert
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Anderson Bros. & Newland
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Simpson
Saveth
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Vod
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Holky
Sarvo
Praps
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Black Street
Slippern’s Mill
Grand Hotel
H. Glantz
Mrs. Swanson
Landahl
B. F. Brooks
Nue
Heinrich Worimann
E. T. Bradbury
Chas. D. Carter, Dentist
Pioneer Deug
Alfred E. Maltby
Iprrarod
F. E. Becker
Chas. E. Taylor
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J. S. Harding
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