Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-09
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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E. J. Davis was among those leaving for the Outside Wednesday. k. D. Brunn, the steamboat man, was a passenger for the Outside Wednesday. Louis Seyler, the Flat creek sports pro moter, was visitor in the city this week. l Tom McMahon, the hustling Flat City | merchant, was visitor in Iditarod on Mon i day last. Mrs. Charles Estmere was one of the pas sengers for the Outside on the boat leaving last Wednesday night. | Jess Ferce was passenger for the Out side Wednesday. He will go to his old home in Arizona and thence to Mexico. James Fullerton, known as the mayor of Dikeman," was av isitor in the city this week. He left for home Wednesday night 1
 Jerry Ford and wife were passengers for the Outside on Wednesdays boat They ex- pect to spend considerable time in Seattle
 C. D. Surrdge, the White Pass agent at Dikeman," was visitor in the city this week He left for his post on Wednesday night.
 Si Atwell and family have moved to Dis covery, Otter creek, where Si has accepted position with Riley & Marston for the winter.
 Ray Henderson took out large quantity of mail with him. which will be turned over to the postmaster at St. Michael to be for warded.
 Fred Courtney, Barney Walsh, Sam Yorkisch and the Japanese wrestler, Hiyeda, were passengers for the Outside on the Tramp.
 Harry Yaeger tore himself away from his arduous duties on the hill long enough to come to the city to see friends depart on the last boat.
 Wada, the enterprisirg little Japanese has had a force of natives employed this week in building a road connecting Willow street with lis barn. f J. F. Kettlewell electrician at the Idita- rod river power Elant of the Yubon Gold } Company, was visitor in the city Wednes day. He was accompanied by Jack H2nley
 Henry Riley, who said that the report of his departure on a previous boat was greatly exaggerated" left for the Outside on the Tramp, which departed Wednesday night.
 The good ship Edna, Captains Bob Grtis and Jim Haley, arrived from the Innoko on Wednesday last. They brought a cargo of 25,000efee of lumber from the Cripple City sawmill
 The announcement of the gasoline kids balP' will be received with pleasant Gnticipa- ton of a season of gayety which ; promises to be more enjoyable than usual this year.
 Mrs, Helen Landerking who has been seriously ill fer some time past w2s re- moved from the Flat hospital to the Beatte house in this city on Sunday last. She is still quite i'll,
 Jack Cameron. the we'll known freighter, left for the Outside Wednesday. He goes to make arrangements for machinery to work some ground in the Marshall City camp which he has acquired.
 Mike Lucey, the veteran prospector and miner, came in from Moore creek this week. He reports that that section had an exceed ingly good season this summer, and ar arrangements are being made for consider able work there during the winter.
 Al Walsh was in town Wednesday His brother Barney was a passenger for the Outside on the Tramp. According to cur rent report there have been some wonder ful cean-ups on the Summit Association claim during the past few days, but Al does not relish publicity, and would neither confirm nor deny the reports, Among those leaving for the Outside on Wednesday last was Bert Meyers, who has been with the Iditarod Flat City tramway since the inception of that enterprise Bert will go to San Francisco to see the fair and will then continue his journey to Los An geles, his home. He was a busy man dur ing the last few days of his stay, making his farewells to his hosts of friends through out the district.
 New goods--about two tons Drugs candy Uowneysl, toilet and rubber goods, hot water bottles Get a Thermos bottle.
 DR. MOORE.
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