The Alaska citizen., 1910-10-03

! and the guests spent delightful evening The Grand hotel is two story building and is comfortably i fitted up. In connection with the hotel there is a fine pool room. con ducted by Nels Glantz. Mrs Swan sons brother.
 Carl Thiel. of Discovery. Otter
 was in Iditarod on a business trip
 few days since F. R Peoples, the Iditarod and
 Fairbanks merchant. visited the creeks a few days ago. Jerry Hunter. who is operating
 on the Simcoe and Snowflake. at the
 Head of Flat, was in Iditarod d few days ago buying supplies
 Sellander X Walkers Keystone | drill is now at work on w. s. Mad ing's lease, on the Wildcat associa,
 ton. locating additional pay dirt
 Mir. and Mrs. George F. kilroy
 are living at the mouth of Boulder
 creek. Mir. Kilroy has gone up the river. to Mosquito creek. to look
 over that section. Larry Goldspring has returned from trip to the Kuskokwim. and
 is stopping at Mrs. Hobson's hotel at Boulder. He says there are BOO
 or foo people over the divide Petty larcenists are said to be
 busy about town. and numerous thefts are reported 1 C. P Chesley. of Chesley, Ryan X
 kehoe is suffering from an attack
 of la grippe
 Loussac, the druggist, has bought
 the cigar. stationery and confection-
 cry stock of A ]. Weiss, of Fair | banks.
 Jack O'Connor. who has returned from the kuskokwim, says there is
 no grub in the vicinity of the re- cent strike
 Charles Sellander. is building a
 bath house 16x2O feet He has sunk well and water will be pumped direct to the boiler. Charles Ross. of Ross X Nestor, has received a letter from Louis Vigelius. his partner at Diskaket, in which he says while Diskaket is quiet there are good reports from Ophir creek of which Diskaket is
 the supply point. For the first time in it's brief his boarder There are good num- Der of cases awaiting the return of Judge Maltby, who is daily expected. First avenue. from Otter street to the Dominion Commercial Co.'S new premises, next the Riverside hotel has been improved with Iditarod
 "macadam" and is now in good con dition.
 J l. Johnstone has removed to the premises formerly occupied by r. w. Rooney X Co.,. which he recently purchased, and where he is now conducting his wholesale and retail cigar business. A pool room will be a feature in the new building. which MT Johnstone will erect at once.
 Steamer Little Snug is 20 miles below town with her boilers out of commission She is loaded with
 hay for the x. c. Co. Chief Engineer II. G. Dietz, of the Snug, came up on
 the Brant, yesterday. F. L. Muir, a Fairbanks mining man, is in town. NJ. E. Leblanc of the New York Life Insurance company has been making a tour of the creeks Ed. Stier, former clerk of the district court Fairbanks, is in town from Dikeman, where he spent the
 summer
 Harry Ralph, formerly one of the
 owners of the Little Delta, has
 gone to the Outside en route to Chile to engage in mining
 M. l.. Sullivan has returned from visit to the creeks. He is greatly pleased with the outlook for a good
 placer mining camp.
 No news has been heard from IT. s. Marshal Love and party, who
 have been headed this way for sev- eral weeks. They are daily expected, however.
 George Rich, formerly foreman for George Lamontague, on IT below Goldstream, Fairbanks, is back from the kuskokwim. He reports a very good country and the prospects good for big camp.
 Theodore Witte returned from
 Holy Cross a few days ago, having gone down the river to meet Mrs
 Witte, en route from Fairbanks They are now comfortably settled in their new home on Bonanza street
 On the Tana which left for down river the other day, were a number of people bound for Los Angeles, Cal, to spent the winter This has set linn Willie tO wondering why