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UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Boets Scheduled
The Denali is scheduled to sail
from Seattle lor Kodiak again on
June 26, to a-rive here July 4, it
was announced today
The freighter Jumper Hitch is
also due here June 13, with over
300 tons of freight for Kodiak.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wamel
ing left on the Denali on their
wedding trip that will take them
to California and east to New
York.
Mrs. Charles Madsen and
daughter Germaine left on the
Denali, and Mr. Madsen left on
Wednesday's plane, to meet in
Seattle for a month’s or so vaca
tion.
Mrs Max Folsom and 3 chil
dren took passage on the Denali
and will spend the summer with
her mother in Great Falls, Mont.
Stan Austerman, owner of the
house that burned last week, re
ports that damage is now esti
mated at over $3000.
Fifteen crewmen for McCon
aghy's cannery arrived on the
Denali. The cannery put in its
fir.-t day of the season on Wed
nesday.
.Movies provided by the Stan
dard Oil company through the
courtesy of Merrill Coon, local
agent, were shown at the Rotary
club Tuesday at the Victory
cafe.
Guests included Father Louis
B. Fmk, S, J., H G, Bryan, Max
La Lunde and Wayne Waldrip.
O. G. Kuhnley, of Stattle, ar
rived on the Denali to take up
his customary summer duties
here as bookkeeper for the Mc
Conaghy cannery.
Wayne Waldrip, former Kodi
ak taxi owner and the past two
years special deputy U. S. Mar
shal at Naknek, spent the week
| here on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Helsel
have purchased a restaurant in
Crestline, Calif., according to
friends. Mr. Helsel was formerly
in the photographic business in
Kodiak.
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Hallicrafter Radios
and Radio Telephones
WASHING MACHINES - THOR
Gasoline operated
OUTBOARD MOTORS
Electric Ranges - Norge
Refrigerators (Electric) Norge
RIFLES 30-06 Cal.
RIFLES .22 Cal.
SHOTGUNS .410 gauge
I W. J. ERSKINE COMPANY
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CRSKINBS
F. A. Healey, form r.y
ployed at the base, is i <>w as- I
iated with Harry Luubrook in I
the Double Kich Bak •y. Mr.
Healey will drive the bakery I
route. The bakery opened this I
week in its new location on N.
Brooklyn avenue.
United States
Department of the Interior
District I.'and Office
Anchorage, Alaska
August 22, 1946
Notice For Publication
Notice is heieby given that
the Kadiak Fisheries Company,
have made application for a sol
diers’ addition homestead, An
chorage Serial 010154, for a tract
of land embraced in U. S. Sur
vey No. 2607, situated at Obser
vation point on the north shore
of Shearwater Bay. east side of
Kodiak Island, and it is now in
the files of the District Land Of
fice, Anchorage, Alaska. Tim
land contains 12.45 acres.
Any and all persons claiming;
adversely any of the above men
tioned land should file their ad
verse claims in the local land of
fice at Anchorage, Alaska, withun
the period of publication or thir
ty days thereafter, or they will
be barred by the provisions
the statutes.
George A. Lingo..
Acting Manager.
Date First Publication
May 24, 1947
Date Last Publication
July 19, 1847.
GOOD
READING
North American
Game Fishes
by
Francesca LaMontc
Tackle Tinkering
H. G. Tapply
Great Fishing
Stories
E. V. Mitchell
Fishing’s Just
Luck
by
Elmer Ransom
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