The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-12

MS. JChn MCKAY. gi Flat creek. has a bad attack ut the grippe
 Mrs (. r Suter. of Flat, was in town n short viS.j recently
 Postmaster Thurston k i'll. being vctIm of the prevailing grippe
 Cy Atwell left for Dikcman yeS- terday to look after he Little Del. Ia.
 Mrs Leslie kehoe of Discovery. k suffering from severe attack uf grippe
 Mrs F. F.. Aub"rr of Flat. has been suffering from the prevalent epidemic of grippe
 James Fullerton wh1 broke aman bone of his foot is able to be about on clutches
 F.. M Sullivan Is in town from the kuskCkwim. where he has been since las, fall" studying as'r uomy." ho says.
 Ed O'Connen. of Bruhu's roadhouse was in town on Monday The road house VII be Kept open during the summer
 (. F Chesley. who has been con. fined to the hospital suffering from grippe is Convalescing. though not yet entirely recovered
 John Koran. who k always ready 10 expound the virtues of Jefferson, ian Democracy was ill town from Flat creek this week
 F. F.. Kellogg of E. II. X K Co. left last night for Dikeman where he will finish getting the Sams ready for summer business.
 Charles knell has sold one third interest in q lay on the Link association. Fla creek. r. Jack Shropshire.
 With the advent of spring comes the season of Ia, jumping. d numteF of cases having teen reported 'he past few days.
 Sluicing will commence during the coming week. SluiCe boxes are being set hose lines have been strung and ditches have been shoNeled out IL Is to be hoped the warm weather will continue so there will be no check in the break up.
 lDlTAROD. May C It is re ported that Henry l.eonardy. the well known gardener of Fairbanks who taught the "yuug dunion" how u Spi out dN HIS SlttIiIIo'StN 'l Garden Island. will be one of the first passengers on that farfamed first boat with a load of green goods He will also bring the build ing mater.i> for greenhouses, which ne will set up here al once.
 James P. Mulligan. of the x. (. Co.'S station al Dikeman. visited in his city from last Saturday un- til Mondays midnight hour. when, in company with Cy Atwell, he hit the trail Tor home.
 Mrs. J J. Price was reported quite ill this week at her home on upper Flat
 Miss Haley. of the local tele- phone exchange, was suddenly taken i'll Tuesday afternoon and was as- sisted 10 the local hospital where she recovered rapidly. but is still quite weak II is considered that rest will do her good, and, in the meantime, Miss kotsch is handling the keyboard.
 Colonel A B. Ferguson. he wide ly known apostle of smonpure Dem ocracy, visited lditarod on urgent business this week He was ac- 
 Luke Radigan of the firm | kadigan and Paris. poolroom pro prietors of Culenville, al the folkS or Flat creek, came into ldi;aroi city during the week on bl5iarSS. Mir. Radigan looks forward 10 a prosperous summer al the forks and will install another pool table as soon as the Minneapolis arrives.
 lDITAROD CITY May l3 The Otter Masonic club will get to- gether next Thursday. May IS, al Flat and go through the interesting business ot electing officers for the coming months.
 The Otter creek bridge al Flat is completed and hip boots can now be thrown in the discard.
 During the absence of Miss kotsch, who is relieving Miss Haley al the local telephone exchange, Miss Marie Coolidge is in charge of the kotsch cigar and candy store al Flat City.
 Harold Seddon walked hurriedly around our business blocks this week, evidently being in town on business.
 Henry Riley. business associate of Tom Aitken, left Flat creek ill it's cradle for q day or so this week, while he looked around Iditarod.
 IDITAROD CITY. May r.. Mrs NJ J. Mckenzie is in town from Flat City.
 J. J. Kelly came in from Chicken creek last night. He reports trails almost impossible.
 Captain Worth is in town from Flat. en route 10 Dikeman to as sume his duties as pilot of the Sam son.
 Chief of Police Pat O'Connor was the recipient of beautiful gold badge. few days ago-the gift Of some friends and admirers.
 The first public fruits of the towns an,ivice ordinance were gathered in yesterday, when + wo- men of the "red-light district con ,ributed $1O each to the city ex chequer. They had been notified 10 come across" with the money. which they did, the amount being the monthly tribute that they will be expected to pay hereaftr.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Brum- baugh, will leave on Friday morning for Dlkeman, where they will take the Samson and go down to Holy Cross, unless the Evelyn, which has a lot of freight for B. H. & K, is met en route, in which case the