Dog Lost and Found in Wild Hunt Near Flat Creek
Local notice notes George Kilroy, a newspaper man, chasing a white foxish dog named Buck with a dog team around Flat Creek. Buck remains at large despite Kilroy’s efforts via the paper. Call for a lead if Buck is spotted and consider Anderson roofing paper for cheap roofs.
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George Kilroy
Second Case at Flat City in Car Hastile Incident
Pausing on Iman’s face, Harry Meehan left Flat City after an argument. Justice Taylor fined him $50 and costs the next day. For sale a 10 foot hickory basket sled from a blacksmith shop near Slip pern’s sawmill. Herman Anderson of Anderson Bros. and Nerland spent days on creeks for his interests.
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Iman
Harry Meehan
Flat City
Hastile
Slippern
Herman Anderson
Anderson Bros. & Nerland
Hotel Arrivals List Dense With Names Across Multiple Hotels
A long roster lists guests and visitors at Regina, Riverside, and Iditarod hotels. Many individuals are named including Wills, O D French, Bent James, McTaggart, Ostergard, Dawson, Bregendine, Roby, Ayers, Monkman, Younken, Bishop, Winness, Larson, Chester, Ama long, Mattson, and others. The Riverside and Iditarod entries include Carter, Johnson, Wiseman, Whelan, Ellis, Celene, Bartlett, Cameron, Trunk, Watrous, O’Farrell, Waltersen, Jensen, Morency, Steinish, McFadden, Bismark, Hicks, Moe, Acklen, Olson, Green, Osterholtz, Maki, Arnold, Saw yer, Hansen, Ernon, Durbo, Anderson, Jacol, and more.
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Regina Hotel
Riverside Hotel
Dr Carter
Harry Johnson
Frank Wiseman
Pat Whelan
L N Ellis
Arthur Celene
Flat Creek
Robert Bartlett
J A Cameron
Jos Trunk
LA Watrous
Frank O'Farrell
Herb Waltersen
John Jensen
al Morency
Sam Steinish
Dan McFadden
John Bismark
Robert Hicks
Iditarod Hotel
A Bismarck
John Martin
Louis "Moe
J A Acklen
Chas Olson
John
Georgetown Comes Up as Metropolis Says Real Estate Man
Al Morency from Georgetown, a noted real estate owner, arrived last week and boasts a fine cabin that will be his roof tree this winter. He asserts Georgetown is the coming metropolis while cigar dealers all stock Bock cigars.
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al Morency
Georgetown
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