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GENERAL MERCHANDISE
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Mittens, Socks, and Caps
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R. L. H. Marshall
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BRIEF LOCALS
Mr. F. A. Iverson, wishes
to arm nonce that he will not
serve on the McCarthy School
Board any longer.
Supt. Hansen and Mr.
Standard, arrived at Kennecott
by speeder early Friday even'
ing.
Walter Q Eng sold his rest
an rant to Sam Seltenreich this
week Walter left for Chitina on
Thursdays train. Mr, Seltenreich
will run The Owl while his own
place is being1 renovated.
Joe Sommers, was a Me
Carthy visitor this week.
Mrs Charles O’Neill enter
tained with whist last Saturday
evening. After a wa rdition of prizes
to Mrs. Olsen and Johnnie Nickels,
high, and Mrs. Mnlehorn and Bill
Lubbe. low, dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Jack O’Hara, returned to
Me Carthy on Tuesday’s train
having spent the winter in Fair
banks, attending the School of
Mines. Mr. O’Hara will leave
within a few days for the White
River, where he is interested
with Mr. Sultzer. in large copper
properties.
Among the boys who left
for the summers work at Chititu
were; George Madden, Martin
Hanson, Warren Nelson, John
Wilson. Frank Carrol and Pete
Penoff. The rest of the crew will
leave to-morrow.
CLOTHES FOR COLD WEATHER
ALL WOOL MACKINAWS.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF SIZES
PULL O VEIT COAT SWEATERS.
HUDSON Pa Y
LEATHER AND SHEEP SKIN COATS
IN THE LATEST PATTERNS OF WOOL SHIRTS,
LEATHER AND WOOL MITTS, FUR CAPS
AND SI WASH MOCCaSSINS
J. B. O’Neill
Merchant
.
WANT !• I)
Tin* whereabouts of WILL
I I AM .1. SMITH is desired by the
Governor's office*. Juneau, Alaska
Mr. Smith is a native of San —
I Francisco. California, at on cl time
'x ini> a member of the Police
police force in that, city. Any in
'formation regarding h'm will be1
a ppreeiated.
Information is also desired
by the Governor's Office, Juneau.
Alaska, of Hu* whereabouts of
JOHN M. FISHER, native of Penn
sylvania, believed to have come to
Alaska about I91J. Followed the!
occupation of electrician. About!
i
45 years of age.
THE VILLAGE SMITHY
BLACKSMITH
SPECIALIZING IN TIN AND COPPER SMITHING
H;irr\ MmUe
Proprietor
j'orsiN of pres» dent to
SHARE IN *2,000,000 ESTATE
Santa Rosa, Cal. —Mrs. J. A.
Diaper, wife of a furniture clerk
Immo and said to be a distant
cousin of President Coolidge,
received word that she is to
Outre in the $2,000,000 estate of
Colonel .Tames Ingersoll, of
Pocatello, Idaho.
Mrs. Draper received a tele
gram from the attorneys of the!
late Col. Ingersoll, whom she
says is a long lost rich uncle
of her’s saying that she might!
claim a share of the estatt as one'
of the sixteen heirs.
M rs. Draper recently receiv
ed an autographed photograph:
of President Cool id ge bearing
the inscription, “to Mrs. Hattie
Draper, with sincere regards."