PltttfEEB'S NEW KALE...
HAS ITS IN ITtAJ. FFKKTION
Takcvtna- Pioneer Hall/, greatly im
proved **<i. made more comfortable,
homelifte aad com eniettt. an . Htweral
partiieufiMM,- w*sk thp ihjsmnaML-i-a^nrost
enjoyabUdilhaamg v oa*tjn,4tfSt,.\,Sitar
dajMtaight, thi- fkuiiXn«oJjieittto»lfti(rely,
attended.
Impmvaments^ tianhaiTconvist of
a new addition-*** the ea»t ox lower
<ide ot the buildup*. which gives am
ple iroom for ♦ dining? hall/, kitchen,
»tc.‘ For*-shout ten. days or more
prior *n the- opemnpn event a. bunch
of good and- handy fellows, with, the
spirit- of. euirmumit.y. pride., realising
the nbceswity for the several better
mental • were busy with hammers,
sawn .and* other tools; .int which, short
time the.erection of theinew addition,
as well/ as other requisite work;, was
corned etc tit Also included in this work
must be noted : the fact that the
dancing floor , has been greatly jm
WIA’ drdkHr
proved, seme of the surface being of
material, and nicely leveled and
planed over alt'
> - Those- contributing-, Helping and
s giving assistance to the project were:
<3cmgh& Brink, who were most lib*
era! in donation of lumber; Robert El
Lowrie, «. new stove- and safety for
the new addition; John- Griffin, Joe
Oates,. Joseph'Oeates, Franlt Guskey,
«John Froelich, Gerald Froelich, Chris
Nelson, Jack; McDonald, Warren Al
ford, J. P. Taylor, all of whom were
active in construction; then there
was Mrs. Joe'Oates,, anxious to do
< her share, who- appeared on the
scene one day with caulking iron and
mallet and. proceeded to give attete*
j tion to the chinking of inany none too
] tight spaces in the old. structure, thus
assuring a: warmer hall; Then theft
was Ghris. Peterson,, who helped-? fir,
several substantial ways. To these
all thanks- arK duo> for. thei paste? thejl
played!.
The iianmrl;r$t?ciathrtfaEy'night was
a .success* in- every,- particular. Dane -
irig-jcoinmeaceri ad hipi.' m., lasting un
about 3 ui B.; Music was provided
Mtsu* luarvtihMstrom, Robert Low
and.Jc H. McLean*, to the delight
of the i dancers, r Amt excellent lunch
j urns served <at -midnight. The pork
a id J>eatas,c£jor fth p .Occasion, were pre
?>i mpd by Frank Larson, in his own
yl«i and it, is unnecessary; ta- say
t at they went- relished, byaR of the
7 i. partakers. Several ladies pre
pnred. cakes and, samhkieftfes,. all of
excellent varietyc. Mrs. Carl
feldt; Nels Anderson, and Joe
were on hand in the dining
each of whom was moat zealous
i4 caring for the, appetites of the
merry throng..;
Jack.. NixmvweR known? oidtimer
of the Nixien ^.section, was a; recent
departure by airplane from McGrath,
headed f or uthe - Outside On a visit.
AkeP. Petferson, following a brief
! visit iat MoGratfcideft a.few days-ago
f^r lOphiri!,; -
Maik Cai<riat-; Ghartie O’Halloran,
following his trip to Big River, ar
rived here Tuesday, continuing.- to.
Ophir on Wednesday;..-.
AN»«AKKRTn
Resijof^Meals and .
Bverjropte* Wtekome*t.
(IdodrVDd^^n^-.
Mrs. John Rltelc* ::
C- T. SPENCER, AGENT FOR
REFIGATOR, ARRIVES HERE
Ci TL Spencer, distributor. for. the
Radium Ore Re vi gator Water Jar
Company,, arrived, Shcurdiiy.cin Tdr
kotn, *n route- ta .Fbirbank&u . Mr.
Spencer makes his,headquarters. at
Fair ban ksi. He left.Fairbunka. July
22 to introduce the Btvigatar to the
Lower Yukon, , Idithrod.and Kusko
kwira districts. *.Owing, to.. Aker. late
ness of. the: season Mr. Spencer
“froze” !» at: Jdiharad > rather than
•take the»!long..jhard journey by water
; back to Fairbanks.
4 The RevSgator is new to .most peo
ple.' of Alaska, having only \ been in
troduced in the'Territory jn April of
this year, although it has; been on
’the. market for the past six years n
i the States. During that, time it has
grown from. a. small eoncern to the
fbaiu division, of theiiWAter.. Appli
ance Corporation of America, .which
manufactures many different water
appliances. The. <? Dow-fHarriman
Pump and. Machinery, yCompany is
one of the numerous divisions of. the
Water Appliance Corporation, *.
The ReVigator is a water jar lined
with radio-active, ore^ , .scientifically
treated, to restore to water radium
activity. Radium emanations is rec
ognized . by medical ..men and.*, scien-.
tista all. over the. world .as .being .the
most wonderful remedial agent ever
; discovered, and.1.used .in ..drinking
| water daily it not only restores one
J to health,, but its greatest value prob
; ahly ip in keeping, the. .well from get
j ting sick.
Franki.Sptdjack, Little: ’ creek,. was
a. last Saturday visitor.
Mrs, W.i H.. Jozies left Wednesday
for a brief visit at Ophir.
Neisv Vibe was among the —week’s
visitors-.
Jack. JCcQrnaldt left a few days ago
for a brief visit at Big Riven
\ Frank Jj Gkiskey^.
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FUAT, ALASKA.'
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B—t—her Until D*
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ITINERARY:
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FUtCitr
PILOT DORBANDT ARRIVES
IN HS LATEST PLANE
Arriving, Tuesday afternoon for a
brief atop were Pilot Frank Dorbandt,
in.his new,plane, Mechanician Alonzo
Cope, and Charlie Thompson, weather
observer stationed at. Fairbanks, the
latter being on an inspection trip of
the different weather stations estab
lished throughout this section of the
country. Mr. Thompson expressed
his enthusiasm of the wonderful work
of the different weather stations in
this vicinity and the remarkable re
sults obtained therefrom in being
able to forecast the weather of the
Territory days ahead by these rer
ports.
Pilot Frank Dorbandt had consid
erable freight for McGrath, Takotna
and Flat. The new Bellaconna cabin
plane recently purchased by this
company is of the very latest type;
and up-to-date in every, respect. The
cabin is made for the accommodation
of four passengers, beside the pilot
and mechanician, and.has a .cruising
speed of 130 miles an hour. Those
witnessing the landing . on the. river
in front of town.’ expressed their be
lief that it was one of the prettiest
landings.ever seen,.it being the.first
landing made on. the river this sea
son. Mr. Dorbandt stated that the
river was in excellent condition for
landing just as it is... After; a short
visit here they proceeded to Flat and-,
then back to Anchorage the same af
ternoon.
Sheet Metal Work
Olson Heaters
Sleighs'Biaalt
General
Blacksmithing ,
John Novak
McGRATH, ALASKA
Opposite N. C.' Co.
I
John Krieger left Monday for ■
Ophir, headed for the Tototoi section.
George W. Clyde lfcft Tuesday for
Ophir, headed for Tolstoi.
TAKOTNA RADIO STATION.
Radio scheduleinowwn effect Ta»
kotna Radio Station: <:
Week Dkyar*
Send Nulato, 7:45 a.-mn>.
Send-Receiva Iditarod> i8A0 a. ns. .
Receive Fairbanks, lfeS0-a. m.
Send Nulato, 2:30 p. m^i
Receive Fairbanks, 6 p. ran..
Sundays and Holida^w -
Send Nulato, 7:45 a. in,
Send Nlato, 4:45 p. m.
Receive Fairbanks, 6:30 p.iauu.
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ARRIVED
ON THE TANA
The Finest Stock of Staple and
Fancy Groceries ever brought
into the Kuskokwim District
Also a Complete Line of Men’s
Clothing and Dry Goods,.
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