R.L.H. Marshall
GROCERIES PROVISIONS
FRESH MEATS
GOOD GOODS Lowest Prices
ANY SIZED OX i’F.T
MINERS NEEDS A SPEC IA AT V
ALL ORDELS
CURNICHED
I’ROM PALY FILLED
F. H. FOSTFR
ATTORNEY
Notary Public Real Estnh
Transactions of all Kinds
Legally arranged,
Cordova, Alash .
M. M. cole
NOTARY PUBLIC
AT THE POST OFFICE
DIRECTORY
BANKS
First, Bank of t ordova,
Bank of Alaska.
RAILROADS
Copper River & N. W. Ry.
MERCHANTS
McCarthy Mercantile Co
R. L H. Marshall.
GENT’S FURNISHING i
McCarthy Mercantile Co.
Laui u- 1 n s, 1 u u,\a
R1STUARANTS
The Gou t ! ' afe
Merc 111’> Cafe.
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.1ARKET
R. \j. H. .vl trshall
B1LLLAR3 3
ril.e Alaskan.
rJ ! c Golden.
TRANSFER
Ohas. Lubbe.
A RCT1C B1IOTHER HOOD
CAMP 33
Moots every lMond y evening
at A. B. Hall. Visiting members
cordially invited to attend these
meetings.
J. W. Nickel! A. C.
Louis Widing Secy.
i Mcarthy, Alaska
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GOOD WORK
PROMPT SERVCF
NEWS OFFICE
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BANKING SERVICE
Of a character that spells efficiency,
developed through constant and diligent
attention to our customers requirements,
IS ASSURED YOU WHEN BANKING WITH
THE FIRST BANK OF CORDOVA
THE PIONEER INSTITUTION OF CORDOVA AND THE
COPPER RIVER VALLEY
DRAFTS ON Al 1, PARTS OK THE WOULD, MONEY REMITTED BY WIRE
TO ALL PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES & CANADA.
McCarthy
The Buckle of the Copper Belt, one of the coming
cities of Alaska, situated on the Copper River and
Northwestern Railroad, 191 miles inland from Cord
ova, between Kennecott and McCarthy Creeks.
The junction for Chi.sana. Nizina, Dan. Chititu and
Young Creeks head of Chitina and Chittistone.
(Valdez Miner)
The “Going Kid” from Ruby, I
Al aska ciine very near being |
arrested in Seattle last week j
while exercising bis team of
dogs which he was taking to
Winnepeg to enter into the an
nual derby race. Two guards
had been stationed at Gieen
Lake to keep skaters off the ice
and when the Kid ventured up
on the only pavement with
which *>e was familiar with, he
was prom ply warned away. The
“Going Kid” is "Walter Goyne.
tin Alaska sour dough and dog
in usher. He will put in Hie win
j ter following the ice Carnivals
in Canada.
The 1 aay Eagles of Fairbanks
or Eaglets, or Eaglettes, have
lot liuu a lodge and elected Mrs.
Minne Geis president. Theob
jeet is to meet once a month &
talk things over for the better
ment of of the male Eaglets.
A band of thirty pieces was
recently organized at Feters
b urg.
Questionnaires For Ex
Service Men Can Be
Had Al This Office
Editor McCarthy Weekly News:
The governor’s office is com
piling a roster of all men who
served their country during the
great War & who were resi
dents of Alaska at the time they
entered the service.
In order to get the desired
information, we have prepared
a questionnaire and are send
ing it to every man whose ad
vl l ess is known to this office.
But as many of the men cannot
be reached, we are requesting
joui co-operation in giving pub
I licity to the questionnaire.
Will you kindly publish the
i fact that we desire the address
of every ex-service man, wheth
er or not lie is in Alaska or i., t
side at the present time.
Upon receipt of the addresses,
questionnaires will be forward
ed to them. 1 am also taking
the liberty of sending you a sup
ply of the questionnaires and
request that you advise ex-serv
icemen that a copy may be se
'cured at your office
Your co-operation will be
greatly appreciated.
G. F. Cramer
Secretary to the Governor.