I MoGKATH NIW8 NOTHS.
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McGRATH.—A. H. Twitchell ar-!
rived here this evening, coming down
the Takotna in his own power boat.
Carl Shuttler arrived here a few j
days ago from his down-river mining,
camp. With him were his twa asso
ciates, Georgy Tschertner and Joseph
Grauer, who are prospecting on some
of Mr. Shuttler’s ground.
Jack Stewart left this morning for
his Big River camp, where he will
spend the winter prospecting and
trapping.
Ralph Dulak left here Saturday
for up the Nixon river on a hunting
tr*>p»
Frank Larson left last Wednesday
for up he Kuskokwim, on a hunting
trop. -
A nice little card party "was held at
the residence of the Innoko Lumber
Company Friday night. A very nice
lunch was served. The delicious salad
prepared by the Bill Kruhm road
house ’was a pleasant surprise to all
present. The guests expressed a hope
that they would have many more
such parties this coming winter.
Gob Humor.
“Is your roommate broad-minded?”
“Say, that’s all he thinks of."—U..
S. S. California Cub.
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MUSKOXEN DOING WELL ON
RANGE OF ALASKA COLLEGE
(Farthest North Collegian.)
The muskoxen have been moved
from the summer range on the Gold
stream ridge to the fall and winter
feeding grounds on the tundra east
of the College.
The biological survey patrolmen re
port the bears very numerous and
troublesome. It seems the bears en
joy climbing on the fence and tearing
it down so that they can worry the
stock.
On the shore of one of the Gold
stream lakes the remains of a year
ling moose were found. It had evi
dently been killed by a bear while
feeding on the lily-pods in the lake.
The bear had apparently sneaked up
through the heavy timber surround- j
ing the shore.
During the summer six bears, five
black and one brown, and a large
black timber wolf were killed'by the
patrolmen.
The muskoxen have 'summered well
and are in excellent condition. The
larger bulls 'have to be' watfrhed now
by persons entering the 'pasture, as
they seem to enjpy chasing men on
foot.
Must Be‘Careful.
Hubby—Darling, don’t make any
more o fthose 'biscuits, will ■jrod?
Wifey—Why -ndt, FnbiaU?
Fabian—Because you’re too ’ light
for such heavy work, 'dear.—Path
finder.
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Everyone Welcome.
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If You Are Looking for the JBest in
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Boots and Shoes
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BASEBALL STANDINGS
National League
Won Lost
Naw York .. 82
Chicago . 77
Pittsburgh .. 76
St. Louis.. 76
Boston i__ 71
Brooklyn .* 56
Philadelphia . "52
Cincinnati . 52
51
61
61
64
64
77
79
85
American Association
Won Lost
Washington .. i)0 46
New York . 80
Cleveland .. 7^
Philadelphia . 68
Detroit . 68
Chicago 1.. 61
Boston.. 57
St. Louis . 51
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DR. PHILIP S. SMITH JOINS PUB- I
LIC WORKS ADMINISTRATION |
ANCHORAGE. — Dr. Philip S. I
Smith, recently appointed Alaska rep-1
resentative of Federal Administration f
of Public Works under Secreta ry of
Interior Ickes, who has been making
his headquarters here for the past i
season as chief of the United States
Geological Survey for Alaska, says he
will confer with Governor Troy and
Other Federal officials at Washington
on his new job. He is undecided as
yet where he will make his base.
The steamer Tana left Bethel for
up river last Sunday morning, and is
due to arrive at McGrath some time
Monday.
Elmer Henderson was a last Sun
day arrival from Flat, leaving the
folio win gday fof Ophir en route to
Ru.hy
A. H. Twitchell returned a couple
of days ago from a business visit at
McGrath.
~Kd Nbllette, Yankee creek, was a
last Sunday visitor.
.Make sa Difference.
Doctor—You are suffering with
your nerves. To what do you attrib
ute it?
Patientr—To fishing.
Doctor—But fishing is a very sooth
ing occupation.
Patient-r-Not when you have no li
cense.-^-Bcston Transcript.
Frank IXGuskey
Notary Public
' Taluttan.i Alaska
When .In
Fairbanks
CH1CK2M JUIWBB8
l&Mfie
Roadhouse
-But In Adnm (trsBlMdal
Patti*.
NICE' BALLROOM
Vkm Att Hay Daae»t*TMr
' IMfclrt. fry SadlttJtario.
Mr. ul ttsl fieo.
Cuthbert—I’m going to get me a
r'.e little wife. I’ll have a cozy little I
home, -well -cooked meals, my slippers
wT be all ready for me when 1 'get
home at night, my pipe will b •> ha dv.
PTid peace and contentment will reign
for he Test of rrry days. .1 tell you. it’s j
great?
Hubert—Tfon never ought to ,
rtrrrjr.
C- hbert—WEyhdt?
r’.ibert—Wei . when a man "has a 1
be autiful drea m ike that h - should
not take the risk of wak ug :up.—
n the Probate Court for the Terri
tory of Alaska, Fourth Div sion.
Mount McK nley Precinct.
In the matteer of the Estate of
John Griffin, deceased. No. 2ti.
Notice of Hearing
Frank J. Guskery, administrator of
the above entitled estate, having on
August 1, 1933, filed in the above en
titled court and cause his petition for
thj determination of heirship ami for
partial distribution of the assets of
.he said estate;
i'.otice is hereby given to all per
sona interested in said estate that the
Court has fixed Monday, October 2nd,
1933, as the time, and the Office of,
the Probate Jndge aforesaid, at Mc
Grath, Alaska, as the place, when and
where the said petition will be heard.
And all persons interested in said
estate and having .any abjections to
the said petition are hereby admon
shed to be and appear at the time i
and place aforesaid, and to file their;
objections thereto in writing, and pre-‘
sent the same to this Court.
And all persons claiming to be the
heirs at law of the said decedent are
hereby required to present their
c.aims at lie time and place afore-:
said.
Date dat -McGrath, Alaska, . August'
2, 1983
(Seal)' (Signed) FRED KING,
(34) Probate Judge.
I Reason for Everythin*.
“I wouldn’t wire homt'for-, monpy.^
Whydon't jrou traits? ”
“.You can’t send a letter collect.”—
Evening Transcript' (Boston).
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the V.1I3ate Court at Kalskag,
i'.uskokw m Precinct, Fourth divi
sion, Territory of Alaska,' before^
! ’George Morgan,rttwled States Com
miss osier. .a.»1 -ceof»i*fficio Probate
Judge.
in the .Tiiatterf ctfc4i>?. estate ol Ora
Barrhrrt, chcearcid. •
i oi'.c" heretgr*$»r,en that the un
?.'ts r.?d hak heed* i(u y app >inted
a i.i strati r. oflkd r estate of Ora
Earihact, int, Kuskolcwim
Prcc'rct, declared.
All'pci soi.5’havjrfli' claims against.
'iiid estate ar.unurairfcd to present
fhem, iluiy .v®iAep, with proper
'•o' ibers -atSaiaitr *,3 to the under
: gn«d» /at .McGiftith; A'aska, within
j (G months £r., nr the date of this*
notice.
Dated McGrath, Alaska, Ju’y 12,
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J. I. WILLS,
Administrator.
First pub. July 15; last Aug. 12 "3
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Dr. Ci O. Carter
'DENTIST
'Will return- tif McGrath early
hi the Sommer,' after which he .
will visit Takotna and Ophir.
'Will be in Plat About the mid
4He of Inly
FIRE INSURANCE
You should carry a liberal amount of/fire insurance
for the sake of your credit and your peace ef mind,
Needless to say this insurance Should he of the very
highest quality. .
That’* the Kind Written By
Alaska Insurance-Agency
FAIRBANKS, ALASKA
•■Vk* of Kuako Times.
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We’re There With the*. Goods.
We Have the Ageijey
for the
Famous OM
And a large corigjgnmerikKbf
that justly celebrated beverage
will be here with; arriyaLoithe
Steamer Tana
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