The following from Moose
Pass attended the Fourth
Annual Matanuska Valley
Fair: Mr. and Mrs. Harry L.
Smithi Miss Jorene Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stafford,
Mrs. Robert McEachern, Geo.
Severson.
Mrs. Smith and Jorene
flew from Palmer to Anchor
age on the return trip.
Joe Pradella is reported
to have gone to Sitka to
enter the Pioneers' Home.
Miss Ama Smith, who has
been for the last year or :
mere a resident of Moose
Pass and Seward, sailed on
the ss Baranof with her
father, Clyde Smith, and
her grandfather, John Whit
marsh, for their home at
Rexford, Mon«
Mrs. W.H.Williams and
her son, Albert, have gone
Outside, called by the ill
ness of Mrs. Williams’
mother.
Miss Jorene Smith left
on yesterday morning's train
for Fairbanks where she
will attend the University
of Alaska.
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HOPS HAPPENINGS
Louise King leaves Sat
urday for Seward where she
will attend school this
winter.
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Fay and Billy Shields,
after a three weeks' visit
with their grandmother,Mrs.
H. H. Clarke left Thursday
of last week for their home
at Fairbanks.
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Mrs. John Bixler hae
been visiting her sister at
Wasilla during the last
week.
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Jim Steele and Lyle Sax
ton made a flying trip to
Hope Wednesday evening.
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Tom Paulay has received
a license to operate an
amateur radio station at
Hope.
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Mrs. Leora Roycroft
to be a guest on the Prii*
cess Pat for a round tri#
with Captain and Mrs. Jaqfc
Anderson.
JOR staple groceries
FOR HARDWARE
FOR GASOLINE
AND 0 I L S
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While Russell Williams
was hunting one day this weel
fae saw a big black bear 125
[yards or thereabout, above
Ihim. He says "what I mean
that bear was BIG." Mr.
Williams had only a 22 with
him - so when the bear start'
toward him, he began traV'
ling down. Then the bear
turned and ambled up the
mountain - whereupon Mr. Wil
liams climbed back up. Then
the bear turned and started
down again whereupon Mr. Wil
liams did the same. Then the
bear went back up again and
likewise did Mr. Williams.
When the bear started down
again, Mr. Williams came home.
He says he doesn't think the
'bear saw him at any time as
’the widd was with him. He
thinks the bear was just hunt
ing a good berry patch.Berry
pickers had better keep a wary
eye out for bears.