Miss Margaret Danielson
of Uganik, well known in
Moose Pass, sailed last Sun
day for Seattle.
Mrs. Irene Holden, with ;
the assistance of Mel Cur- ,
tis, will operate Lawing
Roadhouse during the ab- i
sence of Mrs. Lawing on a j
trip Outside.
Mrs. Charles Lechner and
Charles,Jr.,sailed for the
States Sunday on the "Aleu \
tian." They will visit
the west coast Fair and
may go as far south as Old !
Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Hjalmar An-;
derson of Caribou Jsland, j
came to Moose Pass last
evening and are again occu-i
pying the Smith cabin. Mrs.;
Anderson has been at Sewardi
for a check-up at the hoe- i
pital. i
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John Hyland and Art Swank'
sin of Anchorage spent sev-’
oral days with Mr. and Mrs.,'
Harvey Edwards hunting and j
fishing in the vicinity of
Mills creek. 5
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Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Falderson of Seward, spent ;
several days last week at
their cabin at Mile 44.
Ray James of Seward, has
secured the contract for ,
rebuilding the Victor creek!
bridge and will be assisted
by Ray Stafford.,of Moose
Pass.
Geraldine Griese will
attend school in Seward
this winter, making her
home with Mr. and Mrs, J.F.I
Brenner at the Annex apart
ment s.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dahl
returned to Seward Thurs
day from Mr. Dahl’s mine on
Mills creek.
Hay Stafford has bought
Lewis Tulare's horse and
Moose Pass-ers will enjoy
the privilege of seeing a
horse now and anon.
Fred Miller of Seward,
got hiB 1939 moose near
Lawing.
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Raymond Seferovich and *
Thor Osbo are rooming to
gether at the University
of Waahington in Seattle
this winter.
Dr. J. T. Kandy,dis
trict mining engineer,
visited this section last
week.
Tentative plans are being
outlined by the Forest Service
for the building of a resort
hotel at the present site of
the Ranger station on Kenai
Lake at Lawing. A program of
extensive development of tour
ist attractions in the Chugach
National Forest is under way.
Ranger headquarters would in
that case, move to Uoose Pass.