The McCarthy
Weekly News
McCarthy, alaska. Saturday, February isth 1919
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A. TVs
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The usual meeting of the A.
B. was 1 eld on Mortify when
initiations were again in order,
four new members were put
through their paces. Bob John
son. H. r. ( ’otner, George Mar
hofi'ea and Malcolm Smith.
Judging by the torn clothes j
and wounds carried by some of
the members, it must have been!
a tough journey.
SMOKER
On Wednesday evening the
Arctic Brotherhood entertained :
a number of their friends at a i
Smoker.
Every seat in the hall was i.c
copied and a variety of entertain )
ment enjoye:!.
At the Kangaroo Court with
Tom Cloainger as Judge & Hon.
A1 u r ray as P rosec u t i n g A tto rn -
* .vT many charges were made and
lines imposed.
A wrestling match between j
George Mar buffer and F. Pace, j
resulted in a win for the form-j
»*r.
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A Boxing match between two!
Indian boys who made quick act
ion for two rounds, resulted in j
a draw.
Will Lubbe and Sam Potts ,
then fought two rounds, this (
was also declared a draw tho (
had Lut)he’s slashing blows been
a loot lower the result might ,
have been different.
The evenings entertainment i
concluded with a couple of fast
rounds between G. Anderson &
G. Bust, in which the latter
was victorious.
lief res hm ents were served.
Musical items were rendered by
Bred Cope on the guitar, and a
musical visitor from Kennecott
played a solo on the harmonica.
Bob French and Dun Caaupbdll
MOVIE SHOW
At the Movie Show tomorrow
evening the program will be
Pictograph No. 45.
5 Reel Phot.>play“Her Fathers!
Son” !
- Reel Comedy “His Naughty !
Son”
COURT NEWS
I
In the Commissioner.s court
last Tuesday Fred Base was |
charged by Deputy U. S. Mar
sha .Millsap under section 15.
Alaska Bone Dry Law with he- ■
ing intoxicited in a public place'
Defendant pleided guilty and j
was fined $10.03 and casts.
In t ho Commissi oner's Court,'
Territory of A 1 iska, T.iird Div-j
ision, McCarthy Prec.net.
IN PROBATi
In the mitt, u’ of the osta'ioot
Joseph Kearns, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
7. H. O'Neill administrator of
above estate has filed his final
account in the above named
-ourt. That Thursday April (
17th. 1919, at 2 o’clock in the af
ternoon, at the office of the said 1
commissioner, lias been appoint- ’
3d for the settlement of the final
recount; at which time and place
my person interested in said
estate may appearand file his j 1
exceptions in writing to said fi- :
ml account and contest the j<
<111)0.
0. Parker Smith
Commissioner and ProbateJudge ! (
hirst Publication Feb.lath 1919.
hast Publication Mar. 15th 1919. ’
FIFTH LIBERTY LOAN
The Fifth Liberty Loan will
will be launched the first week
in April. This will be the
last of this series of war loans
rnd of shorter duration than ;
the previous loans.
NEWS ITEMS
Our city was very pray with
visitors from the Mother Loue,
Strelna and Kennecott this week
Lysle B.'own has gone to
SeatJe on a short business trip
Lou Widinghas returned to Ft.
Liscum. Many social gatherings
were given in his hor.or during
hir visit.
Paul Harmi, watchman for
the A. C. C-Co. Strelna is in
town for a lew days.
Mrs.W. Woedin b( gs to ann- |
mnce to til3 public that she has |
f ken over Mrs,Rust’s cl miing ;
lad pressing busii ess and is '
ibo prepared o do all kinds of !
friending & leja rng :t the j
H *netv Bldg, opi < site P.O.
Pyralin I\a ry. Silver ware & \
' >ilet articles, at the b g red ict. 1
4iljbli3 MoBvth/ Drug Store |
will open next woe! .
The man: pn<n' of 11 «* Gold
en Uafe have seemed the serv
ces of Walt r Quan Erg, expert-j
•lief, and tl e Cafe wi 1 1 ovv be I
>peu to patrons all night.
Watch for the big sale at
^uirie Bros, next week. From;
15 to 135 per cent reduction on
'very thing*
Scratch tablets 15 cents, a
he Weekly News off.ce.
lust Received: Fresh Shipment
Beef, Pork, Iviutton, Oysters,
Bolegna, Head cheese Liver
worst, and Blood sausage.
R L. H. Marshall.
Wmks, mantles, and chimneys
for Alladin lamps have arrived
it Pos t Office store.
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RED CROSS
The Washington Birthday din
ner at the McCarthy Hotel will
be a great affair. A large num
ber of out of town visitors will
be present.
The stores will close at noon,
and restaurants at three.
From 3 to 9 dinner will be
served followed by a dance, ini
erspersed with various items of
nierit
The following cjuinittees hcv *
the arrangements in hand:
Racepdon Committee Judg'
Smith. G 'orge Birry
Ca ;liie”, Mr ; Refior.
C > n n'‘ * > i i coitrib i
ion, J H Mu-ia, Jis. Millsap.
C > n ait j >' fo; s ila of tickets,
VI ‘ s 1 vn '; 1 > it i j »r, A Eric?o \
vV > > 1 i. B • ’ At R ; 3 1, F.* / i.
<’ommittiv to prep ire diati * •
Mrs. Pete Johnson, G. Rust, C
K. Lrovvn, Sun Seltenrich.
Biking Broil. 0, Malander.
Co n nitiee t > s owe dinner.
M rs. Boutin, ci il rm in, Mesdams
W 11s, Wo > Im i, B .rrebt, Viet > ■
J >1.nson, M ii ri \ Fry 3, L Brow i
\I irsh ill.
To wait in ] i lies for conorih i
tions of cakes. P. Boutin.
C i r / 3 *. W il: 3 .• Q m r £ i t
B irtenders to serve punch, l; n
•nude and ice cream.
l1 C > i i' !c i i:nn u, Sin
5>'ts T. Nic're’l, Al J icx so a.
l)3 3ir v'iiri', Ju. Hisuy, D
Woo 1m i i
JiS i vV is i irs, Volunteer expei
help wanted.
Patriotic Speech 12 minutes.
Hon. J. H. Murray.
Dance Music Mrs. O'Neill am
Cole.
Vocal Music, Mrs. O’Neill
Recitation W. McKay
Floor Manager F A. I verson.
Extra donations received. Fro..
Cope, D. Fowler, K. Kennedy,
$5.00.
P. Boutin, chairman, O.Murie
sec. Entertainment committee.