ITEMS OF NEWS
* FROM INTERIOR
MINING CAMP
Topics of Personal, Social and
Business Interest Set Forth
in Brief Form—Personal
Note and Comment
(From McCarthy News, Aug. 30)
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O’Neill and Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Woodman are leaving
next week on a hunting trip, and will
also visit Chisana. From there they
will go to White river for sheep and
moose, and from there to the Interior
mining camp, returning here about
the last of the month.
H. H. Mitchell has now fully re
covered from his illness and is able
to look after his affairs.
Mail for Chisana leave on Tuesday,
September 2d. Mail for Dan creek
and Nizina on Friday, September 5.
Sugar at 15 cents per pound in New
York and less than that by the hun
dred pound sack in McCarthy! We
know which place in which to have
our cake made.
Fine home-grown vegetables from
local ranches are now on sale at the
various stores.
“Pigs is pigs,” so says the treasurer
of our local school board, gazing fond
ly at two young ’uns in his yard fat
tening up for next Christmas.
Martin Harrais arrived in town on
Wednesday from Dan creek. He has
left for the head of White river on a
prospecting trip.
The Seltenrich family are spending
a few weeks at their ranch on the
river. The first shipment of turnips
from local ranches was sent to Ken
necott last Saturday by Sam Selten
rich.
Mrs. John Underwood is confined to
her bed with a severe attack of rheu
matism.
Mrs. M. G. Refior, our school mis
tress, who has been spending a three
months’ vacation with relatives in
Seattle, is expected tomorrow.
A1 Fagerberg, who has recently re
turned from a trip to Seattle and the
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sourrounding district, ran across a
number of old-timers who are located
there. John Blumquist, an old Black
burn homesteader, is now chicken
ranching and making big money.
George Davidson is holding a position
in the shipyards in Seattle. Charles
Schlosser has purchased George Da
vidson’s beautiful place near Kent,
and is settled down there. Henry
Deyo is surveying near Ellensburg,
Wash. The Heney family spent the
summer at Des Moines, Wash.
The McCarthy school term will com
mence next Tuesday morning at 9.
If Alaska could have freed herself
of demagogues a half-dozen years ago
the fisheries problems would have
been settled long ago by the people
themselves, says the Juneau Empire,
which says that the game of personal
politics has held up and prevented j
the accomplishment of self-govern
ment for the territory, and therein
lies the source of our greatest peril.
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Best coffee in town at the City
Bakery. 2-6t
Special dinner served from 11:30
o’clock every day at the City Bakery.
BOTH LOSE MONEY IF
YOU DON’T TRADE
HERE !
Do you know that much
of our buying is done in
combination with more
than 8,000 other retail
leading druggists?
Do you realize what that
means to you?
Don’t you know that buying in the mammoth quantities necessary
to supply the 8,000 best druggists in America, we get the lowest
prices, the best qualities—the choice of all that is finest—in the
markets of the world?
Our selection by this great co-operative organization as their
representative for this community was our best endorsement by the
biggest and best-known organization of its kind in the world, and has
enabled us to distance competition in all that goes to make up a high
class, up-to-date, big-values drug store.
Prescriptions, drugs, stationery, candy, soda water, cigars, bristle
goods, rubber goods, bath requisites, sick room supplies—in every one
of them we have the best, most exclusive lines, at the most attractive
prices. Don’t you see how wre both lose money if you don’t trade
here?
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The Rainier Products Company relieves retailers and consumers of the nec
essity of paying Revenue Taxes on Rainier Beverages by paying all taxes
thereon direct to the Government.
Northwest Soda Works, Distributors
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