The McCarthy
Weekly News
VOL. 3.
McCarthy, alaska. Saturday, December 13 gu m.)
NO. 6
POOL TOURNAMENT
Dec. 9. Gercken 85 vs Pry 55.
The surprise of the week hap
pened in the first game, Pry
defeating his opponent 55 to 46
The second gam - however,
was very interesting Gercken
claimed 12 balls in the first
frame. At the end of the sixth
the score was Fry 32 Gercken
52 In the 7th Fry claimed
11 balls but lost 4 on scratches
The game went to Fry in the
10th, 55 to 81
Dec. 11 Kavanaugh and Gwin
played off their ue, and i he
deciding game went .<< the
scratch man. Gwin has handled
much cord wood in the past
week and complained of the cue
being too light.
Tne new line-up is coming
soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin V.
Lattin announce the marriage!
of their daughter He'en Marie |
to Mr. Hi.rry Spender Grande
on Tuesday ihe twenty fifth of
November 1919 at Seattle Wash
ington.
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The bride was for some years,
a resident of Alaska, and was *■ he
onlv litrB girl in McCarthy in
1911, when her father came here
as the f rst depot agent.
The News joins their hosts of j
ftnenus in hearty good wishes to
the vo111 g couple. Their home
is ;lu2() Burke Avenue. Seattle, j
Mr Maloclm Brock president
of the First ' an! oi < oi cl ova,
arrived on yesterday’s train o
sper d a lew days in McCarthy.
Charles Hurdning spent last
Thursday in McCarthy visiting
his friends and returned to Ken
necott the same evening.
Numbers of Christmas shop
pars in town this week.
*C(JAI MVS
The dance which \. il' he * iv
en this evening at Kennecott by
the r>ancing Scnool is thegrent
attraction this w eek.
i l iberate preparations 1 nve
*
been mule tor a large number
of guests, A’ho are all sure to
have a wonderful lime.
Last ^-'Turdny night’s ■ nee
gi,Ten by the Mechanical depart
raent at Kennecott was a great
success. Over 100 were pre
sent who were loud m Unir
praises of the m inageim-i t for
e - rything was carried out in
g*« at - tyle.
Wednesday .-\t-ning being
Mrs. R.L H.Marshal ’s birthday
a number of hej iriends give
hvi a “surprise party”. Cards
were pi and a pleasant soc
ial time enjo., eu, oilowev. o.. a
dah.ty lunco.
Comn
Nice young Turkeys, Geese, i
Fryers, young Roasters, and
Fowl. Finnan Haddie, Kippered
Herring and G thnon, Fresh Oy- j
s.ers. New Stock of Canned
Goods. pric.es Attractive
K. L Marshall.
Toe Fourth An mil M i.sque -
ade Ball will be given by Camp
McCarthy on New 1 ear’s Eve
at tne Arctic Brotherhood ji.. il j
Frizes will be given for the best
costumes and characters.
Also a prize waltz. Music by ,
McCarthy laz~ Orchestra
Pi Civets $1.50.
Every effort is hting made.to!
make this a grand success
At the A. B. meeting last
Monday evening the following
bills were pa.>>eu lor pigment: |
Golden, gas tank and pump $10 j
Peter Johnson, cigars $14 |
Cope,building certificate 1.$30.85 i
McCarthy Merc Co $0,75 j
McCarthy Drug Store 1,15 j
Chas. Graber 20 00 j
5 i 0
Total 96.25
Printing
TELEGRAPHIC
Special to the News.
Indianapolis. Dec. 11. Wednes
day the nation wide coal miner’s
atiike was declared ended by
tne officials of the united mine
workers. Four hundred t.u u
ran a were ordered to return to
work immediately, lhe miners
accepted the plan of President
Wilson lor lourteen per cent in
crease in wn^es.
.MMA MAY STAY
The Supreme Court at Wash-1
in gum n is declined to interfere |
m me deportation pi oceedings j
against Alexander Bergman but i
granted t stay warrant in ti e
case of Emma Goldman.
Mr. and Mrs. Radavan were
ip town for i few days n is
week. Tney report some
good pay has been jound Ly
toe l:i,y men on C lyouette’s prop
v. rty on Dan v lively
V. Dz leboff is in town today
'Pile vlcAllisc3'*.> vvii’diii town
t; is week.
For Sale — Gak Buffet
A fine, piece of furniture in'A.I
condition. Communicate with
R. L. Healy, Kennecott.
Dog Salmon and Tallow at
Marshall’s.
New Christmas stock at the
Post Oil ici Store.
According to advices received
in Seattle, Lena Morrow Lewis
was among the writers taken
into custody by the federal auth
orities when the plant of the
“Dugout” published in Los Ang
eles, was raided.
M rs. Lewis is well known in
Alaska. She was the Socialist
candidate for deleg ite to Con
ress from Alaska four years ago:
In the United States Com
missioners Cour‘t, Third Judic
ial Division, in and for McCarthy
Precinct, (formerly ChitinaPre
cinct) Alaska.
IN PROBATE
Tn the Matter of the Estate of
Rose Silberg, deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING OF
FINAL ACCOUNT
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Notice is hereby given that J
B. O4Neill, administrator of the
estate of Rose Si 1 berg, has
filed his final acdoun' rs si ch .
administrator, and that Wednes
dav the llth day of February
1920, at the hour of 2 o’clock in
the afternoon of said day, at the
office of the U. S. Commissioner
• nd cy officio probate judge in
the town of McCarthy, Alaska,
has been appointed the lime
and place for the hearing of ob
jections to such final account
and the settlement thereof.
Any person inteiested may, on
or before said date, file his ob
jection thereto.
Dated at McCarthy, Rlaska, Dec
13 1919
(’has. ‘ . Graber.
0 S. < 'oinmissioner and ex-off
icio Pi obate J udge.
First Public ition Doc. 13. 1919,
Last Publi • tion, J m. 3. 1920
^•’OMALETE LINE
Ladies suits, dresses, wlists
winter co'ts. Also child
ren’s goods in great variety.
Mail orders given immediate
attention.
Dougherty’s, Cordova.
Daily supply of Fresh Milk at
the Merchant’s Cafe. Orders
take n.
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Mantles, chimneys etc for
AUadin Lamps at Post Office
Store.