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Clark brothers are re-op :
ening their mine on Palmer !
creek. Three men are at
work at the mine in addition
to Carl and iSarl Clark.
jjp. and lire. Schofield
have returned from a visit
to Oregon. The tv/o "Wil
liams boys, sons of lire.
Schofield, are at one of j
the Army fields in Texas. I
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The PrtA has done a splen -
did job in keeping the Hope j
end of the highway clear
all winter. The PRA as
represented by Roy Thurston,
The Bixlere are driving
a smart new Nash coupe thesj
days.
Ivor Nearhouse has begun
■work at his mine and employs
three assistants.
Jon ,/itt is at Se\7ard
General hospital for speeia .!
treatment v/hieh benefits
him greatly.
Carl Clark is building
an attractive log cabin on
The Terrace.
lies sere. Svetmann and
Lachelt drove to Hope last
v/eek and visited the Palmer
Creek mine vdlth a viev; to
starting operation.
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Harry Johnson spent sev
eral days in Loose Pass las-,
v/eek.
'/ore. from Russell 711
liams is that he will re
turn to '.oose Fass pronto
at the end of his term of j
service with Uncle Sam*s
draftees.
Mrs. Leora Roycroft has
returned from her trip to
the States and the 1.IFH* s
prediction that she would
not stay away from Alaska,
Llooee Fass, and her three
nice sons until 1942 is
proved to be correct.
This has been such a won
derfully oild 'inter in
Southwestern Alaska that
the most of the guesses as
to the date of the ice hreak
at Nenana are marked April.
But the ice ms 40 plus in
ches thick at Nenana a week
ago - or so v/e read.
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lira. James H. Pierce, who is Outside for a month » vis
iting members of her family in Portland and at Corvallis,
Ore., is planning to visit Moose Pass friends while en
route to Kodiak on her return trip.
Charlie Chestnut purchased Joe Vonah's radio and will
be war-informed from this time forward.