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Grand Opening
Of
“The Miners’ Home”
November 15th, 1923
Card Tables
Soft Drinks
Cigars - Cigarettes
and Tobacco
Bill Johnston
Proprietor
General
Backsmithing
Horseshoeing & Repairing
Stoves Made
All Kinds of Machinery Properly Installed.
A. E POWELL’S SHOP FRONT STREET
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Oscar Wells, who has been at.
Gwin’s ranch clearing land, for
the past couple of weeks, arrived
in town late Saturday evening.
Mrs Underwood entertained a
few friends at her residence last
Tuesday evening. A good time
was enjoyed by all.
Sunday, Mrs. V.J. Dwyer of
Strelna, was a few hours visitor
Kennecott.
Capt. Hu brick has been retin
ishing the Latton house that is
'situated on Arctic avenue, but
has been unable to work for the
past couple of days on account
of illness.
Today’s train brought in a large
Delco plant consigned to Mrs.
Kate Kennedy. The Kennedy
building is being wired through
out, Dick Woodman having the
contract,and in a few day* the
plant will be running.
We will skate this winter, if
human endeavor, Henry Olsen
and Sig Wold have their way.
The boys have a small gas engine
and pump,with which they intend
to flood a nice piece of ground
and charge admission.
Sunday the North end local is
to start on the winter schedule,
the train making one trip daily ;
from Kennecott to Chitina. The
tie up will be at McCarthy. Dur
ing this season Conductor Wilson
will take’m away from the pas
sengers.
Owing to the deep snow, Pete
Brenewick took passengers to
Kennecott by team last Wednes
day.
Henry and Mrs. Olsen left on
a four day hunting trip this
morning with a dog team. They
intend to go to the Homestead
and hunt sheep on the surround
j ing hills.
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“Scotty” Atchinson left with
Bill Berry this morning for the
Homestead. Scotty will take care
of Bill’s mules until his return
from Chisane.
Misses Jackson and Thomas
escorted by Lou Widing were
down from Kennecott for a few
hours Sunday.
Well Known Resident
Leaves.
Lou McCullem who has been
in this part of the country for
the past several years was a south
bound passenger today. He is on
his way to the Polouse country
country to take charge of a large
ranch. He is wrell known both in
this and the interior districts.