The Pan-Handle
We carry a Complete
Stock of
Cigars, Tobaccos, Etc.
General News Dealers
Candies, Fruits, Nuts, Etc.
Anchorage, Alaska
F. E. Parker & Co.
F. E. Parker H. 0. Tiedemann
GENERAL MERCHANTS
and
OUTFITTERS
Wholesale And Retail
For GOOD Goods
-Call at
THE TERMINAL EXCHANGE
Larson & Wendler, Propr.
MRS. T. D. CORLEW
Ladies9
Furnishings
Main St. Anchorage
LAUNCHES
Jessie and Gypsy
Ed. Kraus, Mgr.
Regular Trips to
Matanuska, Eagle River, Peters
Creek and Way Points.
Towing a Specialty.
Leave orders at D. D. Restaurant
.McCain’s Studio.
All kinds of Portrait Work, Post
Cards, Printing and Developing
Newspaper Row, - Anchorage
The Kootenay Inn
Miss A. Dunlap, Propr.
LODGING
Rates reasonable — Hillside ave
Bjornson & Ganton, Tailors
Suits made to order
Cleaning and pressing
Newspaper Row Anchorage
W. B.Bartholf
SHOE SHOP
Shoes and Harness Repaired
Second Hand Goods
BOUGHT and SOLD
Fine line of Men’s Rubber
Boots and Shoes
BREVITIES
Mrs. Martha White visited in
Hope this week.
W. Irwin, with Brown & Hawk
ins, has been transferred from
the Knik to the Anchorage store.
Mrs. Williams and child ar
rived on the steamer Alameda,
to join Mr. M. A. Williams here.
Mrs. T. D. Corlew has opened
for business with a nifty line of
goods for the ladies of Anchor
age.
R. J. Ringwood. general man
ager for the popular Admiral
Line, will arrive here about June
23.
E. L. Whittemore, one of the
live, progressive business men of
Seward, was a visitor here this
week.
J. F. Sprague, formerly with
Geo. Palmer’s store at Knik, has
taken a position with Newt. W.
Pilger, in Anchorage.
E. W. Ramsey has taken a po
sition with the government and
sold his barber shop to Peter
Cunningham, an oldtimer from
Nome.
Every copy of the first issue of
the Cook Inlet Pioneer, published
last Saturday, was sold, notwith
standing the very large number
printed.
O. G. Herning, of the Knik
Trading Company and son Stan
ley visited Anchorage this week.
Mr. Herning and his family are
pioneers of the Knik country.
A son was born to Mrs. Brown,
wife of Deputy U. S. Marshal
Harry Brown, at Knik, Monday
forenoon. Dr. Spaulding, in at
tendance, reports mother and
child doing nicely.
Chairman Edes, of the Alaskan
Engineering Commission, came
and departed on the steamer Al
ameda. He made the brief trip
from Seward to confer with Com
missioner Mears, in charge here.
Jerry Quinlan, who since the
halcyon days of the Klondyke
has been a conductor on one of
the trains of the White Pass &
Yukon Railway, has come to the
metropolis to take a look at the
situation.
B. M. Stone, owner of the Sew
ard Gateway, one of the leading
newspapers of Alaska, visited
Anchorage this week. As a hus
tler for business, Mr. Stone has
no equal among the newspaper
fraternity, in the northland.
Walter Jones, with the original
engineering party that landed at
Resurrection bay to start con
struction on the Alaska Central
railroad, and who served as resi
dent engineer on an important
section of that road while work
continued, is with the govern
ment railway project. He is in
charge of a big camp at Eagle
river. Mr. Jones is a very capa
ble railway engineer.
In a large tent structure, the
most imposing in appearance in
town, the Montana pool room
opened for business Thursday
night. The place was thronged
with patrons. The pool and bil
liard tables, five in number, were
employed throughout the even
ing. The resort is under the
management of Roy Williamson,
formerly with the Grand Trunk
system.
s.
Finklestein & Sapiro
“ The Pioneers of Alaska ”
JUST RECEIVED!
Big Assortment of
Men’s Fine Suits
Dress Shoes, Tennis Shoes
Prices Reasonable
Finklestein & Sapiro
“ The Cheapest Priced Stores ”
Anchorage Cordova
Romantic Trip Planned
A group of young Anchorage
men contemplate a trip to the
South Sea islands, in company
with Captain McDonald, who has
a contract to secure 1,500,000
lingum vitas ties for the Santa Fe
railroad. The captain has had
twenty-five years experience in
the South Seas and knows just
where to go to secure the ties.
It is through his long experience
there that he gained the big con
tract. Ties made of this time
enduring wood are the best ob
tainable.
McDonald was, years ago, a
deputy collector of customs at
Kodiak, and the greater part of
his life has been spent in the
South Seas and Alaska. He has
been in Anchorage the past few
days. He and his prospective
colleagues in the romantic under
taking will depart for Seldovia
today, to take a look at a
schooner for sale there. If sat
isfactory, the vessel will be pur
chased and preparations for the
long journey be initiated at once.
Anchorage men who plan to go
are T. J. Robertson, Thos. Ken
nedy, Harry Whittemore, Howard
Malone, Kirk Gunby, L. Brown
and A. G. Dickinson.
Mrs. A. J. WALTERS’ MIL
LINERY and DRESSMAKING
PARLORS are now ready for
business. Ladies, Hairdressing,
Shampooing and Facial Massage
by appointment only. x
COOK INLET BROKERAGE CO.—
T. D. Corlew and M. Hilton—Whole
sale Merchandise Brokerage.
Candies, crackers, cookies, fruits and
vegetables, butter, eggs, cheese, smok
ed meats, hardware, building material,
wall boards, gas engines of all kinds,
Lang stoves and ranges, all kinds of
imported Italian groceries. We repre
sent D. de Bernardi & Co., San Fran
cisco, Italian cigars, the Petri brand.
All kinds of roofing and paints, wrap
ping paper and bags, twine. Beans and
rice direct from San Francisco. Cement
and lime, fire proof lathing. Coal oil,
gasoline, engine oil, gloves. Office:
4444 Main street, Anchorage, Alaska.
INLAND
T ransportation
T. J. Robertson, Mgr.
Launches•
Flyer and Jessie
Running to Knik and all Cook
-Inlet Points
SSP’Special Rates to Parties
ANCHORAGE
FISH MARKET
Fresh Salt Canned
FISH
Wholesale
Hams, Bacon, Cheese, Eggs,
Fruit, Etc.
Prices Right Good Service
We are here to stay
J. Turner, - Proprietor
THE MONTANA POOL ROOM
Roy Williamson, Mgr.
POOL and BILLIARD TABLES
First-clats Line of
CIGARS
Confections MUSIC Fruits, &c.
BRICK YARD
At Chester Creek.
Chas. J. Young announces that
he is now manufacturing, for the
market, a good quality Brick, for
building, chimney and other pur
poses. He invites you to visit
the yard at Chester creek.