Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-09
WITH THE BUILDERS

btlly OiAS ioSeei "s1eot trust magnate, is building fine home on Third avenue to the west of the Baird residence.
 Albert Vile, the energetic tailor, is just going into occupancy Of permanent winter quarters on Second avenue, at the spot where he has been conducting bis tailor shop among the city of tents.
 Landahl's book store and Sales jew elry store, occupying the same quarters on the corner of First and Richmond, made the place warmer last week by adding more lumber. They will occupy this store during the winter, instead of moving to Bill Ansley's log building on Richmond, as was originally in- tended.
 A large two-story lodging house is being erected on Willow street by Mrs. Stoner, formerly roadhouse proprie- tress at Little Delta, on the upper Panama, and lately the owner of lodging house on Willow street. This is a fine structure, and should be open next week.
 Bourret & Bridges, proprietors of the big poolroom on Willow street. near First avenue, which has been run ming all summer, have gone into win ter quarters in large rear addition to the Board of Trade saloon on Willow street. They will have a number of pool and billiard tables and a barber shop in one part of the quarters. The Board of Trade is the new name of the Pack Train. rechristened.
 Frank Morgan, popular proprietor of the Riverside hotel, finding the build ing too small to accommodate the pat ronage, is starting an addition on the rear 12x35 feet which will provide him with a number of additional rooms. He hopes to have the place completed in short time.
 At the Regina hotel they have just installed a large hot-alr heating plant in preparation for the chills of winter. Mr Nyholm has called in the assist ance of Gunstore Smith. who furnished the plant and the Pioneer sheet metal works who installed it.
 Mrs. Hamburger, whose home-cook- ing has already made decided hit with the hoi poloi, has found it neces- sary to get into winter quarters at her new place next to the Dominion Con- mercial Co. on First avenue. She op- ened there the latter part of last week.
 Manuel Gularte, whose joy emporium was one of the first opened in the city, is reftting his First-avenue resort with all kinds of new bar fixtures. Every thing is polished and shiny, and he is apt to "wet'' the new suit at any time.
 The Mcdonald lodging house on First, between Richmond and Willow, is rapidly nearing completion, and will be ready for guests in few days.
 E. J. Sitter, the new town constable, has been putting in his spare hours providing a habitation for the winter. He has fine frame residence on the corner of First and Black which he has just completed.
 A. B. Rome, finding his business to be too large for the new quarters of the Boston clothing store, has begun building operations on the lot adjoin- ing, recently occupied by the B. B. H. poolroom. The present quarters of the Boston clothing home will be occupied by the Rcd Cross drug store.
 Deputy Marshal Donovan is putting on the finishing touches at the mar shal's quarters, and has one of the nic- est offices in the town.
 Numerous small dwellings and cabins are going up all over the city, showing a determination on the part of many citizens to fiddle on their own hearth stone this winter.