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K. G. Robinson
INSURANCE
Box 668 * Cordova
K. Chamber] 9 jn
Attorney and Counselor at
La \\
/VicCarthy Aiaska
Reducing the Surplus
Mother— “I think you’d be
happier, Doreen, if you married
a man with less money.”
Doreen-“Don’t worry, Mother
Gerald will soon have less.”
SHOE REPAIRING
Old sLocs made lilw nnv
Paddy V\ elck 1st Strret
INFORM AT I' )N
J nformation in desired by the.
Governor's office, Juneau, Alaska
regarding th- two brothers, Jos—
eph and Henry Moran or Joyce,
natives of Scotland, who were
supqosed to have come to Alaska
several years ago. This inform
ation is desired by relatives in
Scotland.
N. P. ANNOUNCES MAJOK
KA.ILWAY DEVELOPMEN L'
Helena, Mont. Two major mi.—
road developments in Montana,
involving expenditures of app—
roximately $l,UU0,OUU, were ana*
ounced by oliicials oi the Norther
Pacific railroad.
Tne new lines will connect
Giendive and Brock way, in the
north eastern part oi the stafe:
ane Florence and Hamilton, in tile
western part. Tile announceimjnt
also suggests the possibility oi
construction oi a large sugar bjeet
factory at Missoula by the Aulia
Jgamated Sugar Company.
Work on the new lines, it was
permit next spring. \
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THE
McCarthy weekly news
Entered as second cliiss matter. senietn
ber 17th, H> IS. at the lost (Mine, a
McCarthy. Alaska, ut tier ti <■ Act .1
Vlaroli It. 187!).
Flo Malehorn Editor
M. Snyder Oirouiat ion Mnnauer
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Saturday. Dec. 11. 1926
MAN MISTAKEN
FOR DEER; SHOT
and is killed
Petersburg, Alaska. Einar Hi lie
I mistook Suguard Olmsted, aged
I 24. fora deer and shot and killed
him At the inquest a verdict was
returned of accidental death.
Olmsted lived in Ketenican up
until the last six months.
Among the things that come
to him who waits is a little more
kick in the rasberry wine.