The McCarthy
Weekly
VOL: IX
McCarthy, alaska, Saturday, May 22. u_6.
No. 21
I SEE BY THE
PAPER THAT:
Steve Kanske, former Green
Butte employee, returned Sun
day from after making a trip to
his home in Austria.
A1 Mattson was down from
the mines this week.
Harvey Anderson is again a
resident of McCarthy.
Mrs. Dean Kelsey and two
children came up by the last
boat to join her husband at
Chitina.
Gus Gelles res resenting; the
National Grocery Co., arrived in
town Wednesday.
Cap. Hubrick accompanied
by Carl Anderson and Fred
Overlander left Wednesday for
mile f»r> to continue the work of
dismantling his cannery build
ing. He will have another ship
liient of lumber in McCarthy
soon.
Big smoker at Kennecott
tonight — Good program assur
ed — Don’t miss it.
Friends of ’Dusty' Malehorn
are very pleased to see him
around again after his recent
severe illness.
Strawberries, lettuce, celery
green onions, bananas, green
peppers, string beans, cherries,
can ta I ou pe.
At J B. O’Neill’s
Ha ray O’Neill came up from
Cordova today on a short busin
ess trip.
SEVERAL HUNTING
PARTIES BOOKED
‘
—
McCarthy will be the start :
in[joint again this season* for }
for several hunting parties to
interior points.
F. H. Freidhoffer of .Johns
town, Pennsylvania with iiis wifej
and son will come in about the j
nodule of August for an expedit
■ ion into the White River country
*
under the guidance of Andy lay
ior, Harry Hoyden and Joe Meloy
in charge of culinary matters.
Carl Anderson also has made
arrangements for a party for a
seventy day trip of which the
date is as et uncertain.
Hansen -hansen
The services of U. S. Comm
issioner Harwood were requisit
ioned Tuesday evening last when j
he was called upon to unite in J
the holy bonds of matrimony j
Miss llansen and Mr. Axel Hansen
both of Keniiecott. Mr. and Mrs
Victor Johnson accompanied the
young couple as witnesses.
The bride is a sister of Mrs.
Chris Jensen of Kennecott.
MRS TRIM AND
FAMILY RETURN
Mrs. Trim and two children,
Janus and Graham, returned to
their borne here Sunday after
spending some four months in
Seattle.
A very successful and enjoy
able dance was the result of the
Baseball Club's efforts last Sat
urday evening. A good crowd
I
j attended and excellent music
|and lunch was provided.
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As an exchange puts it, a
person is very jealous of his right
to hold a wrong opinion.
MORE MOUNTAINEERING
Andy Taylor left today for
.Juneau where he will act as ^ai
de to a party of mountain* ers
who wiil make an attempt to
scale a peak near that place.
Andy’s services were engaged
by Allan Carpe who was with the
Mount Logan party last yea rand
who is also a member of the
present expedition.
KENNLCOTT MOVIES
Sunday May 23.
“Tile Dixi Handicap”
Lathe News Heel
Comedy
Wednesday May 26
.Abraham Lincoln
Pathe News Reel
0>car Anderson came in
from Long Lake yesterday. He
left today with Cordova as Ids
destination.
Frank Will left yesterday
on a fishing trip to Baltoff Lake.
Miss Cathryn Dennis of
Kennecot-t left Tuesday for an
extended trip to Seattle. She
was accompanied to Cordova by
her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, Mr.
i and M rs. Schultz and E. P. Har
wood motored to the Green Butte
Sunday last and were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Tjosevig at a
chicken dinner.
Harry Boyden and Joe Meloy
left today on a ten or twelve
day hunting trip.
Mrs. Boyden and Mrs. Chas.
O'Neill left today for a few days
visit to Dan Creek.
SCHOOL PICNIC
HELD FRIDAY
The school children of Me
Car thy along vvitli many adult
guests, held a picnic in celebrat
ion of the final day of the school
term yesterday at the second
bridge on the Green Butte road.
Kain which had threatened all
morning failed to materialize
and nothing happened to mar a
wonderful day for the kids.
Eats were had in abundance
and games were played until late
afternoon.
IMrVhiM AT ion sought
An appeal has come to the
Governor’s office, Juneau, Alas
ka, lor infortnaticn regarding
MIKE SMITH or SCHMIDT, for
merly of Buffalo, New York
who followed the business of
gold mining for about thirty
i years. Any information in reg
ard to him would be gladly rec
eived by the Governor’s Office
in order to transmit same to the
relatives who are inquiring.
Scotty Atkinson went to
i work for the Road Commission
| today.
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The bridging of Young Creek
' has been commenced by the
! ^ •
Road Commission and a tempor
J ary crossing will be ready in a
day or two.
SPRING IS THE TIME
to replenish your lingerie
MADE-TO-MEASURE
and
READY MADE
Mrs. C. O. Mar wood has samp
les and takes orders.
Mrs. Jack Morris