THE''W'OH fit MOVES .FOR: YdTR ' " ’ '
Dfiy. an&.ifijght
So does the Copper’River Transfer
Service. Inquire of Tommy Hyke.
Commercial'RESTAURANT.
The table has been reinforced'so
it can hold up under the load,and
the food, Good? It’s got to be good.
TIBBS STORE.
Everything you need to wear and
if you don’t know the prices are
right,then just go in and find out.
Chi tinea CASH STORE,
Turkeys and Meatr—r.v
Beans,Bacon and everything
and wexhave lots of it. ;
HARRY MOGRE.
Sells all kinds of Radios and can
make a Radio talk he knows them so
well,
TTrm.M.Conneley operates
The Golden'North Hotel in
- Valdez, Alas&v. ,-* «--»■ r->
VALDEZ SHEET METAL
Works and Plumbing* Service,
VALDEZ, ALASKA.
Fred Coleclough. v
NORTHERN MEAT MARKET, CORD.OVA. *
Butter and Meat, Ham and Bacon.
Fresh Meat, Poultry etc,
DRY GOOGS AT LEW SMITH’S STORE
C OR DOVA, * j-LASIWv.
Carl Carlson’s Transfer hauls any
thing, anybo dy,anytime,anywher £.
WEEKLY HERALD, CHITINA.
5jf each, 20/ a month,3 months for 50
6 months for $1.00. Mailing subscib
ers 25^ extra for 3 months, postage
40^ extra for 6 months postage.
■ GULKANA TRADING POST & LODGE,
A Groceries
Har dware
Clothing
* ’ CLEMENT THIHRlPl, CTrV‘ CAFE.
A GOOD eats Home ' Cooking '
.; McCarthy, Alaska.
ROY SNYDER, Prop.
McCarthy ilaska, Luncheons.
POOL ROOM, RESTAURANT, SORT DRINKS. ■
0. G. EAST JOLT)/
LE .DING MERCHANY OR MCCARTHY.
Trap-per’s and Hunter’s Supplies.
^Jiay, Gra i n-yPo/t a t.o e s ,Me at.Eggs...
LEM HAY.
Has the LEADING RESTAURANT IN
MCCARTHY, ALASKA.
J.P. O’NEILL MCCARTHY,AI&EKA.
Merchant, .General Supplies and
Miners’ and Trappers* supplies,
r All .Downing,
*n jmi [7.
‘ Cordova, Alaska,
v A Nt NY: /AST HARDY/ARE COMPANY.
. Boat '-nd Electrical Supplies .Motors
Kitchen and sporting Utensils.
Cordova, Alaska.,
* P^II Tibbs has killed and skin
ned 90 silver foxes on'his ranch.He
shipped some of them to New York but
he is keeping some of the finest to
sell to some of the tourists next
summer who want the best that can be
ha d.
Amelie {with newspaper)."It say
s here’ that,the Eskimos use fish
hooks for money,”
*Lewis-^”0ee,It must be :tough on
their wives getting fish-hooks out o
of hubby’s pocket while he’s* sleepin
■jfiQlir -t*0h, well, the * nights are
six months long up there,dear.”
A few days ago Lee Yancey went up on the mountain hear McCarthy to
get a goat.Ke got a big ram arid started back. It was very cold.'"hen he
was about half way down the mountain.'he remembered that he had left his
gun on it. c,o,he decided that he had better go back and get it. It took
him so long to get his gun, that it was pretty dp.p.k wheii ha~.star ted. £ack
to his cabin .Whi le'DfuT vtffs^gofhlp back^h£Tf ell ovbf 4a'cliff..'It'knocked
him uncontious for so long that when he revived he thought that he had
better start back to his cabin right then.He had to cross a creek going
back and he got his. feet wet and by the time he got to his cabin both o
of his feet were frozen. He tried to start a fire to get them warm but
he couldfnt .The^ next day Pete Brenewick was passing and found him. He
took him to McCarthy and sent him up to Kennecott,to get his feet fixed
The Doctor decided they were so bad that he would have to cut his left
foot off at the instep and all the toes on his right foot. It will be
tough for an old man like him to get round with only half feet,
. ■•‘V *
Reindeer
A handful of hardy Laplanders and Eskimos are taking 3,000 rein
deer from western; -laska to the . mouth of the McKenzie River in North
Canada, They started with the reindeer in November,1929 and will
probably deliver them in good- condition some time next ye*r. It is in
purpose a race to save CanodiannEskimo from starvation, Canada will use
the herd to propogate, a .food, supply'uaditph will replace the. Schools of w
whales depleted by years p-f hunting , The route covers 1,000 miles of
unimaginably" wild country through mountains that only fliers have
traversed before, The herd moves' only in the winter, Epeed is out of
the question Thus far the herd has weathered several terrible
blizzards without being decimated*'-- In fact , because the herd does not
move in fa-wring time , births have far exceeded * iths.
The Ry cr rnounce that last' train or season will leave
- Cordova or, ,-v 12th.______ . .