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. PA. _'j. 1921
\ OEP.T OF GRATITUDE
1 , Irbnar » > - Miner
Ike an v >i;. o1 m ^alley
'•-'ill •: ihA- \ ' us wo do—
cat ' > ’ • c - . e dab; of
'’em ■. . . _ . ■ t r >rk he
.as yX •„ .. .._.n:.ms of
ie •• . : :: an ' ui 'i Divisions
och - it ; ■ c- "ctive vuskokwim
-asin Is ;n the • .h 'vision. For
be i i\ ' Ixon Fork,
i’acor.-. b Cones creek
•e. uV b .0 ■:< to Nome
to no >5 'be 'strict Court
would be i*.together out- o’ all reason,
•n fact ? ... rest .nr ossibls, to
av : ,o ' . • nous ex
tensc , 11aj . t- • ■•C.ch they
/ouM he ’’ t
lad-' 1. ur_ . . -.tor .s that while
.a ' v.-i, •_ on. Pc.. on ,:ent ; Rubais
isc’.is A . ?l: ■. - .ability of
Oir.h. - ' .'-■■•I-.: ■ i ' -urth divi
•ions. r.r.cg as • :\-;isc,c for such a
ban f bat t o t nr. M ■ n . 3 that be
ide.s 'n ; t ' orb in the
Courth . '.v'. 1 on i t a . inrius 1918
.nd 111 C- (n-eb of ore oao&? in the
Third divi-loc tot d.dyu Mrc.v a than
nad b ■ of . C econd di
isicm . at \ that
:& r^as not i-or.nnb.. net or of trying
:ases a:s it .-at in u-a-eii £ tuuureds
A miles n'ailabl j n;*ac« of trans
portatior n the urr. -v-ason to soma
olaee wlii - •’; should bo hold, so
t-hat lit:tram- .->• . * practical stand
point !?ou 1 .. i entirely of
he services t-f Ac court. He vigex
* ously c-. r-o.-c-d u uibb.b.ig the Second
and lourtl eivbf: s.
ATTORNEYS
Alorecat & Taylor
jEO. W. AT.Drr.oiT. biitarod, .Mask's.
Ch ks.H- .Tayi- Seattle: Wash.
P ae* or :n ;» rurts.
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jFi«h<‘»* Ho r-» ' ^Piupant
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Chas. Fisher & Family
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AN .' ILL
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School Here Is Closed;
Number of Ophir
ites Stricken.
After ^ scaping :he many t: 1 iemics '
] that have ravaged other localities, ,
man7 resident? ■? this rectum have at j
| last fallen vic una to an ini’ :e ;za much |
| resembling the dreaded :iu.
I Dr. \Y. F Oreec, who returned yes-:
, trday iron >phir, where ne had been
called professionally, repot 3 that most\
1 f the residents • f Ophir ■ vre suffering i
i from the disease, many .nlrg confined i
i to their beds. 1
Among ’host reported ill by 1'r. |
j Green are Mr. and Mr.-. aid Daulson, j
; Mr. and Mrs. hiiy mes, Ar.dv Baa-j
i sec, Bob Ivans. Arthur McClure, Fred ’
Mhoethlisbcrger, -jobn Vogtor .rd B. B.
| Smith. Lndv Uanseo and Bob Evans
i were seriously .1, pc v union la Laving
no nod.
At Tacotna, Crank IcCafFrey was)
| the most seriously . i'ected, but was!
; -.omewbat ita; roved vesterday.
Mrs. Joe Oates was also confined to!
j her bed.
i On Monday the directors of the Me*!
| Grath school decided to close the!
school for a few days in m endeavor to
prevent the disease npreading among
the children but at last accounts only
four of the fifteen uldren were able’
to be about.
Dr. Green, who had contracted a cold,
while attending T>;itients at Ophir, was
1 able to answer but a few calls here be-!
' fore being taaen ill himself.
So far no very >- rious cases have de
j veloped. an : it is hoped that * no dis
! ease has about ' .n it- course.
j Robert Evans, Ophir,
I Joins Silent Majority
Robert ''vans, pioneer and one* of the
best known figures of the Ophir <2!b—
triet, passed away at his hose i that
place.last night, i-I!s death, though
sudden, was not c-ntir y unexpected, ;
as he had been in *oer health for some
time past, lie contracted a freshvcqld
only recently, which undoubtedly has
tened the ui. lie was one of the arst
to reach the Ophir ramp, f irteen or
t fifteen years ago, has lived there ever :
since, was universally iked and stood
high with his fellows, and he will be
missed by all who knew him, j
Superintendent Wernecke, of the ,
I Treadwell Mines at Xixon, arrived
here today, corning down with Owen I
Gray and his ream. j
Charles i’earsod and Job* E Strand;
left late Tuesday night over the trail!
for Anchorage, -n their way to the j
Outside_1_
A1 Walsh and Frank Joaquin started
for Iditarod Tuesday morning on their
way to 'lie Lower Kuskokwim.
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PROFESSIONAL
W. F. Green—
M. D>, D. V. S.
t Hjice: McGrath, Aaa.
Flat’s Quality Restaurant
phe Best the Market Affords
Prompt Service
l It nr, Durant :: Frank Keenan
Hj»t Drinks
Coffee
Sandwiches
Doughnuts
Cake and Pie
Served at All Hours
McGrath Pool Room & Cigar Store
Mrs. K. P. Werner, Prop,
PIONEER ROADHOUSE
South Fork—Seward-Iditarod Trail.
T’.or.:v -f i)o«r Feed. Antelope and Ibex always on tap,
,'.n - .son, Mountkn Sheep, Wild Moose and Grizzly Bear.'
kon’t - get to look in and see the man who blazedj the
y • it . yer uain.y Pass. Call in at Hellsgate and
tret your bearings.
Joe Blanche!!
Prop.
ALASKA RIVERS NAVIGATION
COMPANY
Operating Light Draught Steamers
On the Kuskokwim.
Capt. Wallace Langley, Manager.
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