Cigars and Tobacco Furnished Rooms
“THE GOLDEN’
THE PLACE WHERE FRIENDS MEET
POOL SOFT DRINKS CANDY
JAMES HUSSEY
LUNCH Counter in Connection
Copper River
and Northwestern Railway
THROUGH SERVICE TO CORDOVA TWICE WEEKLY
CALEB CORSER Supt.
0, F. PUGH. Agent
Kennecott Laundry
TaLes Care of ilie. F aimly
F. H. FOSTER
ATTORNEY
Notary Public Real Estate
Transactions of all Kinds
Legally arranged.
Cordora,
Alaska
ASA C. BALDWIN
U. S. Mineral Surveyor
SEATTLE, WASH
512 Hoge Building
\1 cCarthy
Alaska
Charley’s Place
On Second Street
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CIGARETTES, CIGARS
TOBACCO and SOFT DRINKS
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For All Guests
Andy Taylor is taking out a
party of ye brave hunters to the
Homestead about the tfth of the
month.
Miss Cosby Jackson and Miss
Gladys Thomas of Kennecott
were local visitors Wednesday.
Dr. Gillespie of the Kennecott
hospital returned on today’s tran
from a three months’ trip to the
states. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Gillespie.
Mrs. Wilson of Kennecott was
a local visitor Friday.
Nels Tjosevig took Mr. and
Mrs. Neys to the road camp yes
terday. He reports the trail some
rough going for cars and advises
any one with a tendency toward
seasickness to walk it.
Bill Berry chauffered Mrs. Sel
tenreich, Buddy and Mrs. Men
cini to the Seltenreich ranch yes
terday.
Jack O’Neil and Dick Woodman
have about decided that this is a
heck of a life when a man can’t
even slip away from grim toil for
a few days’ hunting.
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’’Alaska Soda Fountain”
ALL KINDS OF MIXED DRINKS
CIGARS CIGARETTES - CANDIES
BILLIARDS
Ice Cream and Ice Cream Sodas
CHITINA
endurance. Hence the deeply laid
plot to ruin it in a pumpkin pie
contest, which was one of the fea
tures of a real old fashioned Hal
lowe’en p arty enjoyed by every
one at the A. B. hall on the night
of October 31. Other pastimes in
dulged in were such exhilirating
ones as Blind man’s Buff, Swat
the Kaiser, Stride Ball, Races, Di
ring for Apples & etc. Real Hal
lowe’en refreshements—all but
the hard cider—strengthened
the revelers for their perilous
journey home in the witching
hours after the evenin’s pleasure
Many a tale of ’’the things we u
sed to do” undoubtodly warded
off any stray ghosts that might
/?ave been lurking around with
evil intent.
Town Talk
Once again Hall owe’en with its
.ack o lanterns, its witches and
j
its ghosts was the occasion for
th e gathering of a crowd of some
what noisy ghosts at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olsen on
Front street, where the children
of McCarthy were entertained at
a party. The usual Hallowe’en
stunts were gone thru with much
hilarity. An excellent lunch was
served, of which Frank and Bud
dy and the rest of the boys ate
so heartily that they didn’t have
energy enuf left to carry out the
mysterious whispered plots that
had been laid for weeks.
Mrs. J. E. Barrett entertained
at a very pleasant evening of
cards Thursday evening.
Frank Douglas of Kennecott,
who was discharg ed from the
hospital last week, is now as
well as ever.
John Davis an employee of Dan
Creek arrived in town from that
The New Or
The Old Way
[Contributed]
” Kids ai‘nt what they used to
be when I was a young feller”
opined the relic, as he walked in
’’Why here the town has passed
through the throes of a Hallo
we’n, and outside of a few soap
marks on the windows it is still
the same. Now when I was a lit
tle shaver, we used to take vil- *
lages apart to see what made
them tick."
” I mind one year, especially;
we had been annoying the old
maids ’till about midnight and
as it was beginning to get cold,
we decided to get lid of the
marshall and get down to busi
ness.
The marshall was in the jail
warming his shins, so we led a
eight month old bull calf around
and snubbed him to the door
knob. Then we gave the calf a
wallop and of course he blatted,
the marshall hearing the racket
attempted to come out, but Mr.
Calf braced himself. Well marsh
all and calf had a tug of war for
a while and finally the marshall
won. The calf, feeling that his
honor was being tarnished,made
a lunge at the marshall, and
catching him midriff, sprawled
him the length of the room.”
’’Well that calf kept the mar
shall in jail all night and we hung
waggons on ridge poles, dumped
over sidewalks, and put horses
on the water tanks to our hearts
content. Next morning there
wasn’t a fence standing, or a
bell that could be rung in the
whole town “
Notice
All you birds that have done
Squads East—or West, snap out
of the dope and get your names
on the Jack Pierson Post charter
Osborne, Acting Adjt.
Kennecoit