Mr*. Gilbert Witt was a
visitor in Moose Pass on
Friday.
Charles Clements moved
to the Ranger Station at
Lawing Saturday to take ov
er as fire deapatcher.
Mr. and Mrs. James H.
Pierce will go to Anchorage
within the next two weeks
when Mr. Pierce will be as
sociated with the R.H.Stock
Company in some municipal
work.
Mrs. Nellie Neal-Lawing,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Plowman,
and Brian O'Brien of Lawing
drove to Moose Pass Friday
in the Lawing bus.
Harry Conkey is in Moose
Pass from Sunrise and will
work with the Bureau of
Public Roads after April 24,
A ping-pong table has
been set up at Hielo's
roadhouse and has been pat- ;
ronized with enthusiasm al
most every hour since its
installation.
Charles Clements held
the lucky number that won
the woolen blanket raffled
by the Moose Pass Library
association.
CO - CANINES
Dogs, dogs, dogs!
Fidos everywhere!
Large dogs and 9mall dogs,
Bounding in the air!
Shaggy dogs and sleek ones;
Dogs that like to roam.
Tawny dogs and black dogsj
Some that stay at home.
"Sandy,""Tige," and "Bromo,
"Aspirin" and "Nickey,"
"Jerry,""Flash,"and "Dopey,
Then of course there's
"Mickey."
A few are inconspicuous,
Whose names we do not know,
Others more ubiquitous,
Go in strong for Bhow,
Pedigreed or eur dog,
Put them to the test,
Each man asserverates
That his ewn dog is best!
M. R • S •
Mrs. Don Cook is the
proud new owner of "Jerry."
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j Waiter in a Farthest North Restaurantt "Did you say
’that you wanted your eggs turned over, Sir?"
Customer! "Yeah, to the Museum ef Natural History!"
Teacher! "If a farmer sells five loads of turnips at
$60 a load, what will he get?"
Pupil? "A used car."