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Mrs. Williams who had never
before fished from a boat,
caught four Rainbow trout.
Mr. Williams, sad to relate
caught none.
They had dinner and bed
ded down for the night in a
tent house at Russian River
Rendezvous. They saw Ski
LAK Glacier and the beauti
ful mountains surrounding it
Tuesday morning they re
turned to Lost Creek and
had Fourth of July picnic
dinner with Mr. and Mrs.Roy
Luckie an'1 Roy,Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Jake Laubscher and De
HORLUCK'S DANISH- BEST EVER
* * *
HAAS & SONS FRESH CANDIES
KODAK SUPPLIES
DEVELOPING 4 FINISHING - -
L A S K A
HOP
SEVifARD
ALASKA
THKPr. APE WJNNEFI8
IN EVERY RESPECT
BRISTOL STEEL RODS WITH AGATE GUIDES
REELS - LINES - LEADERS - SINKERS - SPLIT SHOT -
BEAR VALLEY SPOONS - PLAIN AND SNELLED HOCKS -
SALMON EGGS - Singles and Clusters -
ASK US WHAT TO DO NEXT - - - AND WE WILL TELL YOU - -
AND
OF COURSE YOU WILL WANT TO TAKE ALONG SOMETHING GOOD TO EAT
THAT'S WHERE SHINE - GIVE US A CALL BEFORE
YOU LEAVE -
-THE BEST BY TEST
TrlK iVintTE Fj-VoB STOHE
EASTMAN KODAK
F I L M S - ALL STANDARD SIZES -
lores, Mr. and Mrs. McCann of Sunshine and
"Bud" Tolson.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams drove back to
Moose Pass Tuesday night and they may have
looked "ragged and funny"(which they did
not) and they had certainly enjoyed a
grand and glorious trip.
Peter Swanson of Mile 50 is a patient
at Seward General hospital.
Lewi^> Tulare's horse trained for the
Kentucky Derby last Saturday by racing
down the railroad track ahead of a track
mobile.
Joe Perdella has returned to Moose Pass
much benefitted by his stay at Seward Gen
eral hospital.
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B W A R D
A C H I N E
PLUMBING —
HOP
AND :—'
HEATING * WELDING
MACHINE WORK
AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
AND TRACTORS * LEADERS IN THEIR
LINES*
FORD - HUDSON
TERRAPLANE CARS
SEWARD ALASKA