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MOOSE PASS
ALASKA
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Moose Pass and Hope now un
der study and examination by
Department Stop Please in
form others interested Stop
regards to all Stop filed
Washington DC eleven forty
am.
Anthony J. Dimond.
Mrs. Mildred Witt return
ed t« Nuka Bay after a visit
with her children in Soward.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Myers
of Seward, hunted in the
Moose Pass region Sunday of
last week. They saw throe
bears but no sheep, goats or
moose.
Mrs. Roy Luckey, not Mr.
Luckey, got the moose report
ed in the last issue of the
paper. She killed it at
about the same place, the
same date and the same hour
she got one last year.
KFAR, Colonel Lathrop’e
new broadcasting station at |
Fairbanks, was launched last!
Sunday with a splendid pro
gram.
Kenai Lodge, the lovely
mountain and lake home of Mr
and Mrs. George James of thei
Seward "Alaska Shep" i9 beinj
improved for comfort. A bed
room and bathroom is being
added on the north side and
the kitchen removed to the
south side of the lodge. A
concrete basement has been
built wherein a furnace will
be installed. The new ad
dition will bo shingled like
the well-house.
W. M. Nutter has leased
the Brenner home at Hope.Mr.j
and Mrs. Sam Griese plan to j
take over his trap-line thisl
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Neil
will live in the former Wil-1
liamson home at Lawing this
winter.
THAT’S THE WAY TO GET YOUR MONEY’S WORTH . . . .
Wa carry Ida®8 of GROCERIESj MEATS> BUTTER and
EGGS that are not Strangers to any Buyer of the
above kinds of eatables. . . You will have no
doubt in nind when you buy your supplies here.
Our DRUG SUNDRY stock and SHELF HARDWARE is in
A-l shape - so why go to the trouble of order
ing - let us do it, if what you want is not in
stock.
"THE BEST BY TEST"
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THIS IS THE RIGHT TIME OF THE YEAR TO TAKE GOOD
PICTURES - WE SELL EASTMAN FILMS.
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HOP
SEWARD
ALASKA
'.'Tesloy Laubscher’s cabin
at Mile Four was looted re
cently. The padlock was
pried from the door. HO
has not made complete ch«ck
uo of all the things thr.t
were taken but knows that a
number of things are go*ie
which he only recently pur
chased.
Bob Saxton killed a moose
near his cabin at Mile 56.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Plow
man are moving from Mills
creek to their cabin at Law
ing. Mr, and Mrs. Harvey
Edwards will remain at Mi_ls
creek thru the winter.