Mrs. Nellie Neal-Lawing
Mrs. Oscar Plowman and
Brian O'Brien visited Moose
Pass from Lawing last Sun
day.
The third game of a pen
uchle tournament was playec
Thursday night by Mr. and
Harry L. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Jake Laubscher and Mr,
and Mrs. Paul Williams at
the home of the latter,the
women playing against the
men. To date the men have
been ahead but they got a
good drubbing Thursday eve
ning when the women melded
2600 in one hand and play
ed brilliantly thruout the
evening.
Ray Stafford sailed on
the Mount McKinley today
for his boyhood home at
Rockport, Skagit county,
Wash* He expects to be
gone until March, Mr, Stai ■
ford ns the first white ' :
child born in Skagit coun
ty and his mother taught
the first school there.
That was around 1880 and h*
will have a grand good time
visiting with long-time
friends.a
Brian O’Brien and Ross
Mittby at Lawing caught a
16 pound Rainbow trout in
Lake Kenai January 7,
Mel Horner, Clarence
Miller and a nephew of Mr.
Horner are spending the
winter with Wyman Anderson |
at his mine. !
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| ) R 0 S I U S
SELLS
MINE SUPPLIES, RAIL BOLTS
RAILS, RAIL SPIKES,CEM
ENT, WHEELBARROWS,
DRILL STEEL,BRICK,
BLACKSMITH COAL,
PLATE AND WIN
DOW GLASS,*
COMPLETE
STOCK
OF
•3U ILDERS' HARDWARE
SEWARD_ALA£\j
FROM
9 A. M.
rC\ *r\/£T\ 0 N
CANDIES i A FRESH LOT OF BARS AND
IN CELLOPHANE PACKAGES .
RATH* S HAMS, BACONS, AND
SALT PORK.
STANDARD BRANDS OF COFFEES, TEAS, CANNED FRUITS
AND VEGETABLES, SEA FOODS, CANNED MEATS, SOUPS,
PICKLES, OLIVES, AND MAYONNAISE.
APPLES! ORANGES l 1 • m o n ■ !
onions! TURNIPS ! POTATOES!
GASOLINE AND OIL
Lewi8 Tulare's house is
extremely attractive with
its snow-white shingled
sides in modern block ef
fect and its dark blue
roof. There is but one
large room but he intends
to build on two more rooms
He is building a second
garage .
Bill Costa will 9pen
the roadhouse at Mile Sev
en with a dance on the
21st.
BINGO PARTY next Tues
day night. Come ALL-*
Mrs. Nellie Neal-Lawing
has purchased a new 9-passen
ger Pontiac bus to handle
the traffic for Lawing. It
is glacier blue in color ar.d
will be in operation after
February 1.
Alaska ha~s ~800 radio sta
tions and is using more radio
telegraph and radiophone than
any other region under the
American flag. Spanning vast
distances and linking lonely
outposts with populated cen
ters, radio helps unite Alask
ans into one big family.