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FROM M’CARTHY |
(From McCarthy News)
Victor Marshall underwent a minor £:
operation at Kennecott hospital last
Monday and is recovering rapidly. j:|:
His mother spent several days with :£
him this week.
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tF Mrs. George Scott entertained at
her car on Railroad Row last Sun- •$
day afternoon. The guests were
twelve of the children and the same
fcAunber of ladies. Dainty fruit punch :*
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and ice cream and cake was served. *:•:
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H. H. Walker, U. S surveyor, ar- St
rived here on Wednesday from Seattle
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en route to Chisana. where he will
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spend several months surveying the j:j:
Sargeant property at Nabesna. He
left with Murie’s pack train next
morning. jij:
Andy Taylor and Bill Graham ar
rived from Chisana last night, the :j:|
first over that trail since the break
up. £:
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Jimmy Brown and Lou Henderson $:
left for Chisana this morning to get! :j:|
Jimmy's pack string and return here j:-i
in readiness for hunting parties . iji;
Notices of the general election to ,
be held on November 2nd, have been j :$
posted. In addition to the voting pre- £:
epcts already established in this dis- :$
trict. a new one has been made with $♦
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a polling place at the Mother Lode
bunk house.
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The government survey, in charge
of Fred Dahlquist is in camp at Mile
191. The party is at present section- :$
izing this district, as an aid to home- £:
steaders. The party includes Messrs. :•>
Arnold. Collins, Ward, Fisher Broth
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ers, Bussey and Simonsen.
Dick Woodman has secured the
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•bntract for removing insula ters and
wire from the old Mother Lode tele- :*
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phone line and has started the work.
Tom Lynch is spending some time :£
at the Regal property, supervising the
assessment work for this year. Mike
Knowles and H. Wyrick are there al- :Y
so.
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Mr. Whelan arrived from California
t#is week and proceeded at once to
Dan creek to take the position of
foreman with G. H. Birch.
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SOURDOUGH TRAIL
The good news that has been re- :>•
ceived in town that there is a good
chance that some work may be done i-i;
on the Sourdough trail all this sum
mer. During Mr. Waller’s stay in i-ij
McCarthy he stated that it was Col. j$
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Gotwals intention to have the work $:
done as some additional funds had
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been secured.
The question of naming the road :>•
foreman also came up. It is generally :$
understood that as Gus Johnson made $:
such a good job of the first part of the :Y
road he is the logical man to finish it. £:
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KENNECOTT NEWS :$
While attempting to set the brake
on4a loaded box car last Saturday £:
evening, W. H. Longley slipped and :$
fell, and is now confined in the hos- $:
pital. The X-ray developed the fact
that one bone below the ankle is
broken which will necessitate a cast jij:
being placed on his foot for sonui \ :$
weeks to come. $•
Harry Wilson (Scotty) is an inmate :?
of the hospital through colliding with
an ore bucket. He hopes, however, g;
to have recovered sufficiently to give
a wrestling match on the Fourth. $:
Mrs. Schwartz and little baby :$
daughter have made such wonderful
progress in the last two weeks that
they leave on tomorrow’s train fo
their home in Chitina. £:
#ust Arrived—A shipment of the
250-3000 Savage Bolt-Action Model j:|:
1920 sporting rifle. Come in and give :j:j
it the once over. Blum-O’Neill Co. 3-tf
Mosquito, Head and Bed Nets at >:j
Kennedy’s. 13-tf j:j:
Have you an old hat? Take it to :|i:
Peyser and have it made like new. £•
You’ll be surprised at the result.—Do :£
it novr!—Phone 188—He’ll do the rest.
Your eyes fitted. Compound and
stigmatic lenses replaced. See Os- :$
borne.
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Ask for quality bread, the City
Bakery’s famous Cream Loaf
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Hose and gloves for sale at the °- ?!
T O Shop, Windsor hotel. 17-tf
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