Mr. and Mrs. Sam Griese
and daughter, Geraldine, are
now living in the cabin for
merly occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Scheiber. Ger-;
aldine is attending Moose
Pass school.
Will Estes and Tho Hatten'
of Seward, sailed on the
ss Cordova for Kodiak to
look things over.
Howard Brooks is now em
ployed on the Bear Mountain
tunnel project.
James F. Pierce sailed
with the Seims Spokane com
pany crew for Kodiak last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Laub- •
scher and "Bud" Tolson have
returned to Moose Pass for
the winter from their mine
on Quartz creek.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lind
say have returned to their
Moose Pass home from the
Summit mine which they oper
ate thru the summer months.
Roy Luckey killed a moose
last week. Charles Clem
ents "got" a nice young
black bear.
An accident on the high
way last Saturday involved
Denny McCart’s new truck and
the Will Estes truck. Icy
road caused Joe Vonah, who
was driving the Estes truck
to swerve into the McCart
truck and shave off the fen
ders on the left side. The
accident occurred at Mile 3.
The Oscar Plowmans have
moved to their cabin at
Lawing for the winter.
Fred Hollander, New York
city sportsman who spent
the summer in Alaska, gave
a number of Moose Pass folk
the privilege of seeing the
marvelous pictures which he
has taken, both in Alaska
and in foreign countries.
The reels were run off at
Hielo's roadhouse on Ed.
Estes' projection machine.
Dr. A. B. Jones of Ko
diak visited Mr. a*nd Mrs.
E.L.Robbins at Moose Pass
while he was en route to
Valdez to be a witness on a
trial before the Grand Jury.
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WIENERWURSTS IN BRINE - SALAMI
FULL LINE OF FIRST QUALITY
CANNED MEATS - ROASTS - STEWS -
HASH - SPICED HAM - FRANKFURTERS -
CANAPE SPREADS - TAMALES
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OYSTERS - CLAMS - CRAB - SHRIMP -
NEW ENGLAND STYLE CODFISH CAKES -
SAT MON - -- -- -- -- - SARDINES -
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STAPLE GROCERIES
HARDWARE
GASOLINE
OILS
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HAAS & SONS FRESH CANDIES
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LET US DEMONSTRATE "RELIANCE" OIL BURNERS
SE7/ARD
ALASKA
Mrs. Ray Stafford $pent|
the day today in Seward.
The Moose Pass Placers j
have closed down fop the i
season and the Den Cooks j
have returned to tftwn.
The Crown Point mine is
preparing to shut down for
the winter. Ed Tulare ground
330 tons of ore this season
with, satisfactory result. A
new bunker and a tram line
was built this season.