Iditarod pioneer., 1914-09-19
COMING AND GOING

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 Deputy Marshal Conlin was in the city during the week.
 Bert Meyers was passenger on the Little Delta Friday morning for Dikeman. He is taking a short vacation, the first he has enjoyed in three years. J. B. Prick, who has been chief mixolo gist for Ramps Peterson for long time past, has accepted position with John Bagoy at Flat City.
 Interruption to the telegraphic service during the past week, causing delay in the receipt of war bulletins, was the cause of much anxiety to the local board of strategy, and the tension was only relieved late on Thursday night.
 It is authoritatively stated that wire less plant will soon be installed at Dikcman, which will prove a great boon to travellers, shippers and river men.
 Miss Rose Murray was a visitor in the city last Monday from Flat City.
 Harry Sheppard who has been in charge of the deputy marshaEs office in this city during the absence of Percy Charles started for his post of duty at Ophir City this week. Mr and Mrs. William Acheson, accom- panied by their three little sons, Bob, Bill and Jack, were passengers on the boat which left last night. They are going to Mir Acheson's cid home in Michigan, and later on he will make trip into the Canadian Northwest Mrs. Campbell, who has dry goods store on Second avenue, this city, yesterday purchased the Ache son home, on Third avenue.
 Mike McDermott, one of the old-timcTs of Alaska, who has not been out of the this city this week On his way to Iowa, his former home, where he will visit rela- tives. Mr McDermott expects to do con, siderable travelling before he returns 10 Alaska.
 'Dr." Jacobsgaard, the genial factotL m  1 Pioneer drug store accompanied oy tYe large and robust dogs and h,s lead pencil, transacted various business matters in the city last Monday and returned oma in the evening
 Henry Bismarck, of Discovery Otter has been in the city several days this week.
 Alfred Boas, after a residence in this camp of over three years, left on the launch Beaver yesterday on his way to Seattle, where he will spend a portion of the winter visiting his mother and other relatives. Alfred contempIates making a trip along the southern coast of Alaska early next spring to look into the business possibilities of that favored area.
 Miss Agnes Duffy, who has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs. c. 4. Duffy in | this city f3r several months past, was a passenger yesterday for the Outside.
 Mrs. NJ Wolfe, after a residence in this camp of over four years, was a passenger fer the Outside yesterday. Mrs Wolfe wa. accompanied by her daughter and son. Miss Ruth and Victor.
 Mrs. A. A. Shonbeck and Mrs. M H Marston returned to Otter creek yesterday ' afternoon, after spending couple of days in the city to "farewelI' a number of ue- parting friends and neighbors.
 Al Hall, the sheet metal worker left yesterday for his home in Victoria, B. C. Mr. Hall has been called to the bedside ot his aged mother, whose health has been fal from satisfactory during the past few months. lie may probably return to Idita rod next spring.
 Ned NJ Stanton, the popular disciple G; Blackstone and Mcintosh, who has his of fees in the Pioneer block, Willow street has been making many extensive improve ments about his premises.
 The Snyder house, Flat City, has been leased and is now under the management of Mir and Mrs. Dixon. Mrs. Haggth, who has had charge of the business for the past year, left for the Outside yester day.
 Mrs. E. W. Ferguson, who is conducting "the Little Shop" furnishing goods store for ladies in this cityt, made business trip to Flat City yesterday afternoon. She will return today.
 Abe Weiss, the Flat City merchant made a brief visit to the city during the week