The McCarthy
Weekly News
VOL, 3.
McCarthy, alaska. Saturday October i6th 1920
NO.r>i
WINTER STAGE TO RUN
i
As it is probable that the
roads will not be fit for automo
bile traffic much longer, Henry
Olsen is making^ arrangements
to secure equipment to run a
vvinte** stage line regularly.
He expects to secure one of
the *»ig four horse stages from
the Chitina - Fairbanks line.
TOWN NEWS
The O’Neill family have been
moving this week up to the log
bungalow on the hill. This
house was originally built by
Frank Foster for his residence
but he disposed of his interests
and moved to Cordova nearly
three years ago.
Mrs. McLellan has moved in
to her new home this week. A
porch has Ittn reded te the
front making a great improve
ment.
Owing to rock slides below
Chitina the railroad service has
been disorganised this week
but, a train will arrive today
bringing a big outside mail &
fi eight.
It is expected that a new rail
road schedule will go into effect
on Nov, 1st. aud the North En »
local replaced in commission
It being the occasion of his
sixth birthday, Frankie John
son entertained a dozen of Ins
liule friends at his home on
Thursday afternoon. Games
were played and delicious i e.
freshinents served, -Altogether
u line nine was enjoyeu.
JUST ARRIVED - Fresh
killed broilers, Fryers and Fowl
S ausage, Tongue, Lamb, Veal,
Fork and Mutton.
R. L. H. Marshall.
BASEBALL
CLEVELAND WINS PENNANT
CLEVELAND 5. BROOKLYN 2.
TELEGRAPHIC
Special to the News)
Cleveland. Oct- 9th. In the first game at this
city and the fourth of the series, Cleveland won by
live to one.
Cleveland. Oct. 10th. Cleveland won the fifth game
scoi ing eight to one. Pour in the first innings
three in the fourth and one in the fifth. ] rcokl>n
scored the only run in the ninth.
Oct. 11th. Cleveland won one to nothing, .‘coring
the only rm. in the sixth inning. Smith and Miller
were for Brooklyn and lor Cleveland' Mails and
O’Neill.
Cleveland taking the seventh game with a score of
three to nothing won the series and the World’s
Championship from Brooklyn The three runs
W7eie made in the fourth fifth and seventh innings.
This gives the pennant to Cleveland and demon
strates again that this is Ohio’s banner year.
BOXING
Jersey City. October 12th, Carpentier krvv-1 ed
out L venski tonight in tho fourth round’ Twelve
lounds were scheduled.
FLYERS RETURN
Fargo. Oct. 13th. The flyers returning from Nome
hi ve arrived.
PRELIMINARY PEACE SIGNED
Riga. Cct. 12th. The Poles and Russian B< lshe*
\iki signed a preliminary peace treaty tenight.
Frank Iverson, Aron Erickson
i and Peter flu hi returned j ester
day from their hunting trip.
iht.y are very well pleased
with iheir success, as tliey se
cured s,x sheen.
TANCE
A bi<; dare#1 last nicrhfc and
a real pood time for everybody
is the news reported by tliOS<
j who attended.
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PERSONAL
Harold Kay spend, last; week
end in town, he left again last
Monday for Dan Creek Mrs.
Kay went with him on a couple
of weeks visit to the camp.
M rs. M F. Roberts of Black
burn homestead is leaving next
week on a visit to the States f°r
the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodin came
tn from the A. R. C. camp last
wee.v and are now at their home
tn Blackburn.
Billy Woodin and Filly Graham
took: a trip to Fourth of July
Bass this w«ek intending to do
assessment work, but found so
muchea rly snow at the summit
tliey hid to return to town for
dog-tea ms.
Col. Stevenson and J Woody
left this week on a fishing and
hunting and general adventure
trip to Young creek and the
(Jhittistone. They will trivel
by dog team after crossing the
Nizi na.
Mike Knowles, Jimmy Brum
Bill Wyers, Lysle Brown, Lou
Henderson and Bill Berry re
turned from Ohisana this week.
Pete Miller and Lou Anders mi
are in town from Nizina. They
are on their way to spend a va
cation at Sitka Hot Springs.
Having received a message over
the grape vine telegraph that
there was to be a dance 1 vu
night Ed Bassett arrived in town
in good time to take in the affair
at which he was one of the
most popular dancers.
Mr. and Mrs. Snyder return
ed to town this weeti and are
occupying their home on First.
Avenue.
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