TWO warranty deeds marked
a recent exchange of property
in Kodiak. Mrs. Edna Kraft
deeded a part of lot 9, block 19
of the Kodiak Townsite to
Ralph Hansen. Dagmar White
and Rike Suender, and on
another paper, they deeded to
her lot 2 block 9 of the town
site.
P. J. Kerrigan is always
bringing up the fact he comes
from County Mayo. I wonder ?1
*1olman Recalled To Duty
A secret grand jury probe
was reopened Monday in An
chorage. Jay Holman is the
only Kodiak member of the
22 man jury.
The session of this particular
jury was started last summer.
All members of the jury were
recalled for duty.
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HERE IT IS!
Don’t Miss It!
TOURNAMENT OR BUST
DANCE
Thurs. Feb. 25 Elks Hall 9 pm
Ronnie’s Cafe
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“Kodiak’s1 Popular Eating Spot”
proprietors
<AL GRACE RONNIE
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Oldest Oil Transfer Tn.
in Kodiak!
■ We limit oar activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you. ■
Erich Moeller, prop.
PHONE 3131 or 4303
KODIAK-SEATTLE $102i
KODIAK-PORTLAND $109.*
KODIAK-JUNEAU $81. *
plus tax
For Reservations & Information
CALL 4131
DIM KNOW
JORGEN FREDRICKSON
left this week for a two weeks
trip to Seattle. All work and
no play makes jack — happy
landing JORGEN.
HARVEY GUNDLACH was
also an outgoing PNA pas
senger this week. It’s ru
mored HARVEY is attending
a PLUMBERS Convention. . ?
MRS. ED GETTY left on
Thursday for an extended
visit in LOS ANGELES.
MARGO.ARCHIBALD, the
rumor has it, is on way to Se
attle for a short stay.
CHESTER ALLEN - better
known to his many Kodiak
friends as CURLEY left this
week to attend the FUR
RENDEVOUS in Anchorage. !
It must be the dog races that
CURLEY fancies . yeh man. '
IRENE PHILLIPS and son'
l WOODY were outgoing PNA
| passengers also. The name
PHILLIPS and GALLEY;
have been synominous for j
many years such as HAM &
EGGS or CORN BEEF &
CABBAGE. Note: This above
! tidbit is in way of a little, for
free, advertising for the new
GALLEY owner McCARTHY.
Best of luck MAC,
UNA McDonald the
mother of BOB & MAC ar
rived in KODIAK for a visit
with her two sons and their
families. We hope your stay is
enjoyable Mrs. MAC while in
our metropolis.
DR. E. E. BACH our new
optometrist was a KODIAK
visitor this week. For further
information see the DOCS ad
in this here initial issue.
I The TORSEN family BERL,
-WILLIAM, BfLLY & JOYCE
were late arrivals this week
from HOMER, ALASKA.
MAX & ALINE LALANDE
entertained a score of their
friends in their cottage this
week at ISLAND LAKE. A
wonderful time was had ac
cording to all reports, and the
singing by the ROOTS, JOHN
SONS and COOGAN's and
KERRIGANS was devine. Of
course AL MILLER as M. C.
and BUD & NITA, as you
know what, made an exceed
ingly lively evening, which
was enjoyed passively by
JACK and JUSUNE, WALT
(VI is outside) and the MIR
ROR BOYS.
As we get on to the hang of
this editing business, we plan
on making this column a
HUMDINGER. If you know
any local news call it in 3123
and believe me, it will be
boiled down, set up, printed
and argued about — we hope.
Of course we will have to
use discretion and remain
slanderless.
See you next week.
Police Release
Accident Report
Taffic accidents for the
year of 1953 were released
this week by Chief of Police
R. E. Vickery.
'
January headed the list with
the most accidents at nine.
Highest total in property dam
age was October with $800.
, Total accidents for the year
| were forty-three.The approxi
mate figure of property dam
age was set at $4,615.
One person was reported
killed and six were listed as
injured.
wOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO^
Effective from last Satur
day, the City of Kodiak’s fire
zones have been changed, it
was learned recently from
City Manager Robert E.
Sharp.
Zone one is now north of
Brooklyn Ave. The main sec
tion of the city is zone two.
Mill Bay Road has been se
lected for zone three. Mission
and Tagura Roads make op
the fourth zone. The new zone
five will be centered at the
Aleutian Home district.
The first whistle sounds the
alarm. Sections of the city
where the fire is are then de*
termined by the number of
whistles that follow.
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