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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1913
Page
4
In ersburg on August 21 Nicholas I approved the holy synod to destroy three posthumous Tolstoi works citing Old Testament commentary. Tolstoi relatives protest but are unable to halt the action. The report notes official sanction and public reaction in the regional context.
Mr and Mrs George Phillips remodeled their Flat City home. Crowley and Porter build a rear warehouse for their store. Mr and Mrs W E Crawford sold all holdings in Flu City to R Peck and depart soon. Bennett James arrived from Moore Creek with goods weighing 143 ounces. Fred De Boo found Seventh recently. A broken bucket line shaft shut down the Y G Co dredge until duplicate part arrived from Dikesman. Mr and Mrs Oscar Solibakke remodel their Flat Creek home.
Election to fill vacancies on the Iditarod school board will be held next Monday September 8 at Joe Smiths gun store. Polls open 9 am to 5 pm. Ordinance 36 provides that all adults who are United States citizens or who have declared intent to become citizens and who are bona fide residents of Iditarod may vote.
A girl born on September 4 at the Flat hospital with Dr Wortmany attending to Mrs Currin. Both mother and child are doing nicely. After birth, Crosby Massage and Bath Parlors offers a bath before leaving for the news.
Fragmentary OCR notes invite members to a regular meeting at Hall on the first and third Mondays at 6 o clock. Mentions J C Curr Avetic Recorder and cordial invitation. Also references cotton shipments to France valued at 3 000 000 and a pamphlet on "The Alaska Mining Law" with explanations by Henry B i and others.
The Keystone arrived Monday with about 30 tons of freight followed by the Nancy Bell Alaskan and Orphan Boy on the same day. A new moon Sunday brought prolonged rain that lifted river levels over two feet aiding navigation. The Little Delia reported in port Wednesday with around 40 tons of freight.
Fragmented entry lists boat names and locations with times across Alaska rivers and towns including Davis, Delta, Florence, Eagle, Rampart, and Yukon. Mentions up and down races, river routes, and connections between sites with scattered times and vessel names.
Public notice invites travelers to register for the steamer Little Delta sailing from Web on September 10. Call the Launch Office as soon as possible to ensure passage. Last chance to reach the New D is by boat.
Mrs A T Thurston returned from Fairbanks last week with a blue print map from the district. W C Doe passed the Out ival ling last Monday, traveling via Dawson. Lipset, once of Otter creek, came back Monday from Vancouver B C. Mr and Mrs Henry Weir and baby visited the creeks. A J Weiss, Flat City Clothier, went to Iditarod on Thursday. Mrs and Mrs Charles B Sims arrived to stay indefinitely as Mr Sims joined the NC Co office. Robert Soutar of Caribou cafe is adding to his Nobifill residence. Mrs Fontas and Mrs Schwartz of Dr Otter are visiting.
The Otter district starts the new term on September 15 in temporary quarters secured by the board of directors. Miss Helen Grant, who taught at the Iditated public school in 1911 1912, has been engaged to teach the creek children. Readers are reminded to visit Crosby baths on entering from the creeks.
Commis Jbrecht united Edward Maltby and Miss M Tiekuby in marriage Monday at 9 o'clock in Maltby avenue Victor city. Witnesses included Miss A E Maltby Mrs A Clifton and Mr Chas Maltby. Home reception Wednesday October 10 from 9 to 12 p.m. at West Second Street.
Ed Anderson editor in chief of The Branch thirst bazaar announces he will lay aside city work. He plans to sail from this city next Tuesday aboard the Nancy Boll and will visit state rooms aboard the vessel. Old friends and patrons express support as Charley Strawberg and Art A Shon Bees visit from Outer Creek. Du Rand's Discovery Cafe and Crosby Massage and Parlors are noted in local business listings.
Local report describes Budweiser Kid stepping on a rusty nail this week causing injuries. Details are unclear but incident occurred during a casual moment and prompted a medical check.
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