he McCarthy
Weekly News
McLARTHY, ALASKA. SATURDAY, Tillyi9th 1919
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MOVIE OW
T.i.' Me Hr! liy Movies an
i o'lnco tint performances will
be suspended until new arrange
ments can be made for lighting,
negotiations are under way for
a new system which may be in
stalled shortly.
A COMPLETE LINE of
ladies suits, dresses, waists &
summ c »its. Also child
ren's gn > Is in great, variety.
Mail orders given immediate
t: ention.
Dougherty s, Cordova.
SCHOOL NEWS
Tin* interior of the school
house h is boon renovuteo dur
ing the p ist two Weeks.
The be iv' r 1> »11*.I Iris all been
tinted c entry, and the wood
work stained. A door 1ms been
hung between sduol room and
ante room. Iworytlung is now in
re idiness to ■ next school term.
Dick Woidanu was in charge
of th..* work.
Mrs. Ed'ior K enjoying her
v tuition visiting niatives and
1 fiends in Se ittU*.
Daren sand pupds alike are
mxious t b • 11 Airs. 1 iel ior t ke
eh,ai ge ol 11 e s • 10 >1 ag nil next
term and *ig;crly ax ait her de
rision.
E. S. 11 a ip . oi’.l i i,* M •’ des
ni oi »>■ o T • ■ o | 11[imenv and
s i o [ > 1 i * * s. s i -n. th s w *jk in Ken
neeo n l M • 11 t’ y. He re
p u ted b : -in *^s '■>'■!> u- ill his lire
as tie s * - > * * L j ».) i. o.\. rs at
b til pi c s
NEWS ITEMS
Work has been started on the
salvaging of the Nizina Bridge
by tho Read Commission crew
with Gus Johnson in charge*.
The contract for supplying the
provisions was awarded to the
McCarthy Mercantile Co whose
bid was $932 (iO. Other bidders
were, R. L. H. Marshall and
Widing and Nelson.
I
Fred and Charlie Lubbe do- j
live red the supplies to the Camp!
at the River by pick train this
week.
Many out of town visitors
were seen round this week.
iVews has been received that
the Bo itins, who left for Seat
tle in May on a year's visit, have
purchased a grocery business in
one of its prosperous suburbs.
('barley Anderson arrived on
list train from Tiekell, where he
and Osc»r Hwkinin hav been1
prespecting for quartz, 1 e has
brought back a quantity of sam
ples to he assayed at Kennecot
L st Spring they freighted
their outfit from Chitinato Tiek i
kell by waggon, which i^oes to
i show t lit tne roads in tint dis- !
•
trie must be in better condit
ion than ours, if we had wajxiron
roids *ve wo dd see many more
prospectors tb m we do now.
The leiso of h» Colden Cafe
h is ap da c i ii'4'• l lands. From
t day H. H. Mu. 1 *1 ; ml Mi
h’osic i K low i »o h u fiii i ds as
'Mary” Will he in chupr*.
The ni l of timin' fe v diys
(its been of <_,bcat beu-fit to the
nnc a rs.
J j. j V. orlds Almanacs at Pest
)i ce Store,
tht bo.ip in twelve sluides
if t..v Post Office store.
PERSONAL
Word lias been received from
E. V. St < ile.v, a former Phisana
resident, who is now at Roches
t *r, Minn, under treatment by
Mayo Pros.
Writing on the 5th of.Tulv. he
expected to undergo an opprat
ion for nicerition of the stom
ach in a few days. He lrid
been too weak from loss of blood
to be operated upon la-lore.
Mr Stanley was taken serious-!
ly ill at Circle last spring.
We all wish him a speedy
recovery.
S. O, Breed man, of Chitina, is
also under treatment at Mayo
Bros.
H. B. Mayhew, of Mew York
is spending sv»me time in Mcdar
thy, oil business connected with
the investig ttion of the Tjosevig
Kennecott <’o. sit the time its
stock w is pi icad on the market
W. M. Good wit left on a hik
in«j: and fishing trip yesterday,&
will spend a short tune it Lone;
Lake.
Ci n Miller is giving his re.- i -
ern e a co it of paint \V1 eu iin
ished the bungalow will be white
with brown and green trim.
Cick Woe tm i ds bungalow
porch is 1 nest, c i.npiece.
Sun. Idea is arrived in tew j
! Wednesday from Dm Creek.
Sam says ths Aliskm i>apers
have overlooked the m on re; son
whv the p; ospec'oi s Lave leit
the country, and ll.at is, ti e
rabbits have left the country.
\V alL r Quon Ei g lias t iken a
position at lvcnnecot:.
The big truck is now maKing
| regular daily to the Lower Moth,
jer Lode Camp, bringing in full
j k> i Is ol o '; sici s
REAL ESTATE DEAI
A real estate trade deal took
plac * this week. Hen Jackson’s
house and lot opposite the depot
being traded for Fred Ahrens
bung dow and lot on Third street
Tiie house near the depot is
on railroad property and there
fore more suitable for Mr. Ah’’
e is, as it enables him to be near
er his work as section foreman.
Following s ;i list of loiters
rein or.ing uncalled lor at ti e
McCarthy Post Office, Jnly la.Id
Andorso : ('has, A Hand J. W.
Anders* .n Gus, Agoff Sam. And
ers >n Fred
Brooks E. W. Brow n J. W. Bal
sirner Michlovich, Brown Fst.lu r
Bolch ‘viilisav, Bergluud Mrs.
Robert (2)
Carey John, Clegg Chas (2)
Dz tb ielf V. K Dow ling Lei fie
Flstrom Gun. Fgelund R (>.
Elliott George
Fri loll Anm, Fuji tan i H. (2)
Gilbert Donald Cleat ns (2) Gar
rity T.
Hill Ar\it, Hansen Wald mar.
Heneghan Patrick. Hendrickson
Job i V.
Johnso.’ Wilhelm, Johnson f Ini
er, Johnson Sivv irt, J inson X'els
Korcm Henry. Knill Keefer (2)
1 j u sen Jens P.
M-tnnuivUo J k ko. McKcchnie X.
Olsen John A Open. OIivie»* Jul
im. (.risen Ch is. Oland Swan.
Pciskulieb Stev >, Pesko Jan, Pad
ykoli C. Peterson Ed. Pankovich
Dan, Petrievier Chris.
Robinson Dk rl, R idikoff Sto m
Re lines T. H.(2) Robertson Win.
Rodeo El.2, Robins AlDcd, Keg
ers James, Reed Frank. 2, Rico
D. E Rapei Tims.
Saderkirst Henry, Sur.MnJ L
Viklund Arthur, Van Houton.N.
White H A Wick man Ed, Wall
Andrew, Walker Roy, Warnimlm
Carl, Wallgren Knute.
Yohansen P. vViding P. A.
Ask for advertised mail.
M. M- Cole, Post in a ter