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THREE
ANCHORAGE
LARGE
SEWARD
STORES
KNIK
The Following Prices Apply at Our Anchorage Store Only.
Goods Will Be Delivered to l ny Part of the City •
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
Large Line of Family and Restaur=
ant Dishes
WE WILL CASH CHECKS
Ridgway Tea per lb - = 75c
McLaren Nippy Cheese, 3 for 25c
“ Deviled “ 3 for 25c
Crackers, Cookies, Candies
and Nuts in great variety
We have a large and complete stock of everything good to eat.
We anticipate no shortage of eatables of any description.
BEST GOODS LARGE STOCK REASONABLE PRICES
Courteous Treatment. Prompt delivery to any part of city.
Orders Given After 3 P. M. Will Not Be Delivered
Until Next Day.
Groceries, Clothing,
Furniture, Hardware
BROWN & HAWKINS
Town Center
“Quality First”
Town Center
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The Kootenai Inn
Mrs. Alafar Dunlap, Propr.
LOIXi 1 X(4
Kates reasonable—4th near. C s'
PLUMBING
AM) m>IBI\(i SUPPLIES
Full Line of Pipe unit Fittings for
Water Connections at
KNIK HARDWARE CO.
Corner Third and H Street.
1). S. Restaurant
Harry Tasaki,
Proprietor
“GOOD EATS”
QUICK SERVICE
Anchorage,
Alaska
TIIK FIRM THAT LIGHTS
AXCHORAGL
Price & Bennett
FLFMRIXG OFF. SPECIALTY
A full line of goods for your water |
connections. j
NHKFT METAL WORK AXI)
GASOLINE LIGHTING
FIFTH ST.. RETWEEX G AM) H
Inlet Soda Works
Diedrick & Taylor, Proprietors j
\V. A. Taylor, Manager
Manufacturers of all kinds of1
Mineral Water
Soda, Cider
Syrups
Agentsfor Grape Juice
Anchorage, - - Alaska!
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minimum
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Established 1905
Depositary for
Territorial Funds
j Seward, - Alaska |
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Dr. K. A. Kyvig
Physician and Surgeon
CITY I)Ri!g STORE
Anchorage, - - Alaski
DR. D. L. Carmichael
Physician and Surgeon
Office 5th and C-'
Anchorage, - Alasks
Dr. E. M. Spaulding
Physician and Surgeon
Hospital Accommodations
Knik, - - Alaski
Dr. J. L. Hawes
DENTIST
Bridge Work and Porcelain.
Satisfaction guaranteed in aliup-to-dat
Dentistry. Sixth ave. and F. sts.
C. H. Sundmacher
LAWYER
Bolte Bldg
Anchoragi
John M. Reid
Attorney and Counselor at La\
Office: Bolte Bldg Anchorag
L. David
Attorney -at-Law,
Notary Public
Office, corner 5th. and E
Anchorage, - - Alask
J^JUKPHY & ALMY
Attorneys-at-Law
Anchorage - Alask
Attorney-at-Iaiw
All branches of the law, includ
ing Land Office practice.
Notary Public. Roberts Building
Notary Public
J. L. WALLER
F. B. WOOD
UNDERTAKER AND
LICENSED EMBALMER
Anchorage, Alaska
Cook Inlet Pioneer
Daily, per month, $1, in advance
Published by
Cook Inlet Publishing Co.
Anchorage. Alaska
WKATH EH RKI’OIIT.
Feb. 4, 1916—8 a. m.
Anchorage . —6
; Summit Roadhouse . 4
4 Glacier . —9
| Mile -*.2 ,. 0
! Mile 3 4.—28
Seward . 17
Eagle River .—1<>
[ : Old Knik.—18
Sky clear at all points; .neither
wind nor snow. Trails reported
good.
The Willow creek gold quarts
camp gets another big boost by the
| discovery of a big, rich vein oil the
Martin property. The newly-found
vein has no relation to the rich lead
from which several hundred thou
sand dollars have already been
mined. The discovery was made by
Mr. Bert Stewart, than whom no
more capable miner can be found
anywhere. Those who know the
owner of the property, Mr. William
Martin will rejoice in the good for
i tune that has befallen him. Mr.
Martin began mining in the Willow
creek gold camp when the field was
new and undeveloped. He was not
afraid to back his judgment, how
i ever, and overcoming the many diffi
culties incident to mining in a new
camp, he has achieved a marked suc
cess from the outset of his venture.
He is a tower of strength to the Wil
low creek camp. The new strike is
a mighty fine thing for the country.
The eyes of the mining element in
this secton of Alaska are watching
with keenest interest the results of
the installaton of the dredger on
Cache creek. Should tills dredger
prove successful, it will be the fore
runner of many such mining ma
chines in tliaht section. And know
ing something of the callable man at
the head of the enterprise—Mr.
James Murray—the Pioneer Is will
ing to predict that the dredger will
prove a decided success.
I _'
Susitna reports tell us that .the
Lewis river country is attracting
considerable attention. It is the
' opinion of those who have been there
that the field is well worth testing
for mineral wealth. By launch, it is
but a half-day's travel from Anchor
age, and hence presents no serious
transnortatlon costs.
SWAN LARSON PASSES
I AWAY FROM A POPLKX Y
S*an Larson, a former employe of
the Commission, who occupied a
cabin near Third avenue and A
street, was found dead in his bed
t yesterday morning. 1. Lawler, a
■ neighbor, reported to the Commis
sion that Mr. Larson was apparently
in good health the evening before,
but yesterday morning when Lawler
called, about 7:30, Larson informed
him that he had been ill during the
1 night. Lawler started the fire and
returned to his own cabin. About 0
o'clock Larson began coughing, and
Lawler went over again to re*tew the
fire. Larson did not respond Jtf> his
greeting when Lawlerentered, and
! when the latter went to the bed Lar
son had ceased to breathe. Apop^xy
is supposed to have been the capse
of death. The residence of the dead
man's relatives is unknown.
The departed wag a member of
‘ the Eagles’ lodge, and the funeral
. will take place under the auspices
j of local Eagles, services being held
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
f afternoon at 2 o’clock. Rev. McBride
officiating.
Mr. James Black, contractor, en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. John Gurley
and Mr. TjVooley at an elaborate din
ner at the Two Girls Cafe.
ANCHORAGE, THE
a COAL TERMIXAI
Beautiful view lots, most desir
able locations in the city. SEE
WARNER.
. ALASKA REALTY AND IN
VESTMENT CO.,
a Corner F St. and Fourth Ave.
MT. McKINLKY
(’an he seen to best advantage from
Robarts' Billiard and Bowling Par
lors.
An old saying made true: Pies
like mother used to make, at The
Two Girls Wattle House.
Choicest cigars, candies, fruits,
i grape juice, st th,, Alaska ♦ool
Itcom.
MOUNT McKINLKY
Is directly opposite Robarts’.
r
Polley Bros’
Fourth Avenue, Between D and E
Clothing Hardware
Groceries
!
Special on our best stock 5jj*
of Ellen&burg and Geo.
O. Brehm’s
j. Ranch Eggs jjj
45c doz.
j $13. per Case
A Full Line of Flash Licrhts
and Batteries
Overland
Express
and...
Passenger
Service
' *' *
Between Anchorage and All Points
on the Seward-Iditarod Trail.
Twice a Week from Anchorage
Once a Week from Seward
Warner & Campbell tL,E. Revell
Anchorage Agents Mail Contractor
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EXPRESS KATES
Anchorage to
Seward
25c the I’ound
PASSENGTJK
KATES
Anchorage to
Seward
$25.00
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RECORD AWPXDAXCK AT
.NORTHERN LIGHT CLUB 1
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■ .Delicious refreshments served by j
members of the organization attract
ed to last night’s meeting of the
| Anchorage Whist Club the record at- !
I tendance of the season. These were
served at the conclusion of the
gameS' and dancing, which has be*
come a feature of the session, fol
t lowed. The two prizes for high;
J scores were artistically executed ^
landscape paintings in oil from the j
brushes of Mrs. Meehan. Winners i
among the ladies were Mrs. Carlson. |
| with a score of 33; Mrs. E. Meehan, ;
| 28; Mrs. H. Martin, 8. E. Ramsey
i and George Lee tied, at 35, for first :
| in their class, and in playing off the (
! tie, Lee won the painting and gal- j
' lantly presented it to his partner, i
Mrs. M. Woolley.
Wanted—By Jap boy, position as
porter or in store or office, etc. In
quire at the Onion Laundry and Bath
House.
Wanted—To exchange good m'n- ■
ing property in Broad Pass for good
property in Anchorage. Apply to Dr
McCallie, corner of C and Fourth.
Cabin wanted, furnished or un
’urnished. Call at Sundberg's store,
in C street, between ttli and 5th.
Why go outside to the hot springs
when the Crescent can supply your
\ants?
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McCain Studio, Third and H street.
i
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Photograph gallery. That's all.
Mile 34 Road House .
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Wait for the Train There
GOOD BEDS
GOO& MEALS
l-!* FIRST-CTiAHS IMXi HOUSES
■IM • ■ -<■ <v
Lean & Simon
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FHOXK
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THE CRESCENT -
F t mi CO.. Pieprs.
31ean Private Rooms. Comfort
able Beds. Moderate Rates.
Bathroom in Connection.
^or. Fourth and C. Anchorage
Curley Johnson arrived in town
iVednesday night from Seward, driv
ng the Cook Inlet News Service’s t
earn of nine dogs, bringing news
lapers, periodicals and miscellaneous
reight. Accompanying him as a
mssenger was Bert Griffin, who is
inroute to Matanuska to size up the
ipportunities for a machine and gas
ngine shop. Mr. Griffin formerly
lad a shop in Juneau, and has made
irrangements to have his outfit
hipped up here on one of the first
i oats.