GENERAL MERCHANDISE
New Blazur Shirts, Mackinaw’s, Sweaters,
Mittens, Socks, and Caps
Prices Attractive
HTGHEST QUALITY YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED LOWEST PRICES
R. L. H. Marshall
BRIEF LOCALS
The Poet Trapper “Harry
Kosch” arrived on the last
train from his trap lines on the
La,ckina, with a fine catch of.
fur.
Sam Means was down
from Kenneeott the other even
mg greeting his old friends.
Joe Summers is in town
from Dan Creek. Joe reports thin
gs up and coining; out his way.
Mace Fa rra arrived in town
last week from Cordova, win*
re he has been since last tall.,
lie is located at has old home!
on theNizina.
.Joe Border, returned list'
week from the State.- where he
spent the winter. He will remain
here until work begins on tin* |
Creeks, whore In' Iris been ein
ployed fer several seasons as
foreman.
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Clif. Ca.votte is in town j
from his property on Copper
Creek
1 Mans a re being math' for
the St. Pati ick’s dance to be
h 1 i at ' he Pioin »>r H id en
March !7ih.
H. D. Ho-t.er, .\xn 1 Will
trom, and Charlie Anderson
of the Westover are in town for
a few days.
Einer Olson is in town!
from the mines.
CLOTHES FOR COLD
ALL WOOL MACKINAWS,
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF SIZES
PULL OVER COAT SWEATERS,
HUDSON I LaY
LEATHER AND SHEEP SKIN COATS
IN THE LATEST PATTERNS OF WOOL SHIRTS, |
LEATHER AND WOOL MITTS. EUR CAPS
AND SI WASH MOCC.x SSINS
J. B. O’Neill
Merchant
SPOKANE. PORTLAND
AND SEATTLE K. K.
TO SPEND SI.000,000
lJort I a ini. —Tiic Spokane.
Portland ;iii(l Seattle Railroad
plans to spend approximately Si.
()()(),00v! on i in provements to road
Lod ami (it j’n'pimMit i n 1927.
General Munuer A. .1. Davidson
said tins sum is slightly under
tin' 192b exdend ituces. Thirty
miles of road on the eastern line
between Pasco and Spokane will
I e sun Inal with automatic sig
rats at a cost of S( 15,000
ft cost $29.25 for a Chicago
aewspaper ta talk to its correSpo
ident, in London and jjM that was
raid Was “Congratulation, China
jo.” It was discover'd that some
aody had the wrong number.
THE VILL7JGE SMITHY
BLACKSMITH
SPECIALIZING IN TiN AND COPPER SMITHING
llari\ Mmin*
Proprirt or
DOES NT LI K K A N 01K ) E A (i E
Nellie Walker, "lobe trotter.
v\ ho spent a short time at the |
Anchorage jail recently as the J
result of creating a disturbance
on a train while on lier way to
Seward, told a newspaperman
down the coast that “Anchorage
is a hard bunch.”
LETS JAILED FOR SIGN IN
WINDOW
MIAMI— Because he placed a
sign in the store window reading
“Selling out, going back North
where men are men and rents
are reasonable,” Lewis Kaufman
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was arrested and sentenced to
ten days for disorderly conduct.
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