Mr. and Mrs. Brannan
Casslar and daughter, Bar
bara, returned from Juneau
on the sb Yukon. Mr. eas
ier will be in the Seward
office of the U.S.Forest
Service this season.
Charles Clements recentl;
hiked to Snug Harbor via
Cooper's Landing and Russiai
River. He had intended to
go to Skilak Lake but trail
conditions prevented.
Lewis Tulare visited his
quarts mine at Grant Lake
and found that & huger anrouni
of damage had been done by
the heavy snows. The roofi
of his cabin and of hie bla<
smith shop had caved in, al
so the covering over the ar
rartra. - - -
The MisfleB Billie and
Tran Carlson, who are attend'
ing High School in Seward
this winter, spent last weel
end with their family at
Cooper's Landing.
Elaine Kennedy and Do
lores Laubscher were guests
over the week end of Hr.and
Mrs. Fred Laubscher.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Saxton
will be located at Alder
Creek this season. Mr. Saxti
will act as section foreman
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thurs
ton are driving a new Chev
rolet of handsome appearanci
as well as smooth perfor
mance.
Hizoner a mule passed
thru Moose Pass Sunday on
the truck of Kent King of
Hope. Life is crowded witl
interesting events. It is
possible that a cow will
pass thru Moose Pass some
day, preferably during the
strawberry-season.
Jake Laubscher and C. W.
(Bud) Tolson expect to atari
preliminary work on their
Quartz Creek placer holdingi
in the near future.
Peggy Nelson is recover
ing from a serious burn on
her leg.
Ed. Tulare and Anson
Gould8berry are down from
Crown Point mine
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big shipment of new
CANNED GOODS RECEIVED
BY THE LAST BOAT
VEGETABLES - FRUITS - PRESERVES
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PLENTY OF
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COFFEE
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BLUE LABEL C H E E S_ _
A HALF DOZEN P A B S T -E T 1 VARIETIES
IN HALF-POUND PACKAGES. AMERICAN, LIMBURGER, HAM,
PIMENTO, SWISS, SUPER CURED - the kind you like
best is sure to be included in this shipment#
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HAMS*HAMS*HAMS
BACON AND THOSE ELEGANT
WIENIES SHIPPED IN BRINE.
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Fresh stock of SODA CRACKERS and
GRAHAM CRACKERS,
and EGGS.
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NEW SHIPMENT OF BUTTER
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GROCERIES - - HARDWARE - - GASOLINE - - AND OILS
_ALASKA
MOOSE PASS
Janes L. Pierce is in An
chorage this week on busi
ness.
A general appropriation
bill calling for expendi
ture during the next two
years of $3,507,390 was
passed by both houses of
the Alaska legislature and
will go into effect April
1.
Last night's train was de
layed, at Tunnel for more
than twe hours by a snow
slide, Had to wait for the
rotary snowplow to clear the
track, - - -
Seldovia Is‘to have a hew
$200,000 hospital. That,in
addition to electric lights,
a new water system and its
beautiful location assures
Seldovia's future growth,,