McCarthy,
ALASKA. SATURDAY, September 20thl(JU.)
NO-16
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Gus Johnson loft on Tues
day's train for’ Kennecott, he
lias accepted a position with the
Mother Lode Coalition Minos Co
Pete Erickson is now employ
ed at the Kennecott..
Clias. Labolle leaves on the
next train for Kennecott.
Erie Danielson and lien .1 »ck
son visitsd McCarthy tie . wa-T
Mrs Tim Eckstrom and Mr.
Chas. Labelle were dinner quests
at the Laurie home on,\7odnes
ilay evening.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Pete
Johnson entertained at dinner,
Mr. and Mrs. Fry, Laura May
and Billy, Mrs. Eckstrom ami
Tim Jr. were guests.
The Fry family is occupying
the Amber residence next the*
Commissioner’s office.
Billy Wood in is helping A1
Doze finish up the harvesting.
A. E Trim arrived in McCar
thy from Chisana on Tuesday ev
ening, he intends to locate here
and will send for his family
who are now in Vancouver B.(\
Mrs- Eckstrom and Timmie
are spending a few days in town
and will spend next week with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Iverson at
the ranch.
Fritz Settle arrived in town
on Tuesday and left today on a
trip to the States.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Front of
Kennecott spent yesterday in
McCarthy visiting friends, they
leave on today’s train.Mr. Prout
will have a short vacation at the
coast and Mrs. Prout will be a
passenger on the Northwestern
and spend the winter at Vancou
ver, B. O.
OF PUBLIC INTEREST
!
F. A. Fverson is nearly Mint
willt his harvesting nr d will
hive considerably more crop
than he anticipated He has
| also finished building a large
"t 'rehouse and b i rn.
Game Warden Ed Young re
turned on Tuesday evening from
m inspection trip to Winfe Ri
ver and Chisorm lie Lives
■on the next train forCiiitina and
j from there will nnke inspection
| visits to d.lantasta and Tanana
> rossmg.
O. A Ilrel in or has been ap
pointed admens* rator of the
estate of Rudolph Fchwamlce,
deceased.
.John J, Ross returned to
this section last week, bringing
with, him a bride. He will settle
down at Kennecott and is receiv
ing tlie congratulations of his
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Fry and family
returned here on Tuesday after
several months vacation in Ida
ho, Washington and Utah. Dis
cussing conditions in the States
Mr. Fry says that the general
unrest which prevails Ml through
the States is very disquieting to
Alaskans and they are very glad
to return, though they had a
wonderful trip
.7. D. F. Stevenson is spend
ing a few days in town. He is
now located at the Jumbo. It
is said he has a purchaser in
sight for his valuable mining
holdings on Young Creek
A COMPLETE LINE of
adies suits, dresses, waists &
autumn coats. Also child
ren’s goods in great variety.
Mail orders given immediate
attention.
Dougherty’s, Cordova.
NEWS FROM THE CAMPS
M i.x Klopfer arrived in town
j yesterday from Dan Crook, after
J a successful mining season. He
! 'r;s disposed of his interests to
* oho;and Tonioff and intends
to taise a trip to California.
| Wdn ; on Nelson returned home
! ! * in : he creeks yesterday.
S< veral sharp frosts have
k cm i od at Xizina this week.hut
liero is si'll plenty of water &
4
miiiiny: continues as usual. The
work outlined for the season will
be accomplished in the next few
we ks and the camp will probab
ly close down by Out > ) *r 15tb
At Dan Creek mining oner
ations arc ended and d > id work
is now being don's
j. M irie arrived from Chisana
on Tu -s l vy evening with m til
and pass.mgers.
The se ison is practically over
in the interior as far as sluicing
) is concerned. Everyone reports
a good season, but on Gold Run
more water was'needed for them
to finish.
Mr. and Mrs. .Tames will bo
out, in about ten days. Mrs.
•lames, who has been in poor
health for some time, is loav
j ing for the states for medical
| care.
I .Mrs. Nelson will take a trip
out to visit her brother, Mr. L
V. Stanley, Who has recently
recovered from a serious oper
ation at Mayo Bros, and is now
returned to Seattle.
Ole Farsvedt will be out with
the next pack train, on his way
to the states for a vacation.
Ed Bri^gen had a remarka- i
bly }^ood season.
Mr and Mrs. Carl Whitham
i
are now settled in C'hisana and;
will remain in the interior campj
for the winter. Percy Thorn-;
! ton will also stay in.
Harriet Laurie has lost her i
| Kiddie Kar. Finder please re- j
| turn.
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CONSTITUTION DAY
On Wednesday alter noon the
following excellent program was
rendered by the schoolchildren
in the presence of a number of
parents and friends at the school
house.
“America the Beautiful” School
“ Your Flag and My Flag” Eliz
abeth Murie
“The Flower of Liberty” Marg
aret Woodin.
“The song of Marion‘s men” Ar
thur MacDonnel.
“The sword of Bunker Hill”
Mary PdacDonnell.
Song Primary Class.
“Battle Hymn of the Repub ic”
The Preamble of the Oonstitut.
ion. sth. Grade.
Steps leading to Oonstiuitiona
Convention. Mary MacDonnell.
Consl itutional Coi vention. Doro
thy Lubbe.
Opposition to Constitution. Vic
tor Marshal!.
How may Constitution be amen
ded? Dora MacDonnell
Song ~ America my Country.
Recitation, "Old Flag” Pupils.
“Hats Off” Victor Marshall.
“What does the Flag stand for:
Flag Salute.
Star Spangled Banner
The American’s Creed.
America.
A meeting of the McCarthy
Chapter of the American Red
Cross will be held at the A. B.
Hall an Tuesday evening the 23rd
at*, sharp, to wind up the affairs
of the chapter. You are r 3 q
nested to attend.
A DANCE
Will be held Sept.30.
at McCarthy
EVERYBODY I NY I TED
FREE TRANSPORTATION
Cars from i> o’clock.